Once every 823 years........

[Kerrmudgeon]

comes a year with a month with 5 full weekends, and this is that year! The ONLY one you'll ever see......:yesnod:

http://www.imom.com/images/tools/2014_august_printable_calendar_600px.jpg

August, this year, will have 5 Fridays, 5 Saturdays and 5 Sundays. This happens only once every 823 years. The Chinese call it 'Silver pockets full. " So: send this message to your friends and in four days money will surprise you.

:dance::dance::dance:

[sanchez]

That's pretty cool.

[Chris Fowler]

Or it happens approximately once every 7 months with 31 days. Or any 31 day month where the 1st of the month is on a Friday.

For example, May 2015.

[Kerrmudgeon]

Or it happens approximately once every 7 months with 31 days. Or any 31 day month where the 1st of the month is on a Friday.

For example, May 2015.

Party pooper :slap:...I like my version better. Just got it in my email. :toetap:

Maybe it's in the Chinese calender???

[Kevin_73]

Meh,
My birthday is still on a Tuesday.

[Dave]

Or it happens approximately once every 7 months with 31 days. Or any 31 day month where the 1st of the month is on a Friday.

For example, May 2015.

It's the only one you'll ever see THIS YEAR though

[ZipZap]

With the calendar moving one day a year disregarding leap years, how in the heck could you believe this?:rofl:

[Sea Six]

I honestly don't see what all the fuss is about.

Weekends come every seven days, same as they always have. :dunno:

[Cybercowboy]

You do realize the the calender repeats EXACTLY every 44 years or so (can't remember the exact number, but it's in that range...)

[Joecooool]

You do realize the the calender repeats EXACTLY every 44 years or so (can't remember the exact number, but it's in that range...)

There is a specific pattern on how a calendar repeats itself. If the calendar is not a leap year, the calendar will generally repeat itself 11 years later. If the calendar came immediately after a leap year, it will repeat itself only 6 years later.

[Cybercowboy]

There is a specific pattern on how a calendar repeats itself. If the calendar is not a leap year, the calendar will generally repeat itself 11 years later. If the calendar came immediately after a leap year, it will repeat itself only 6 years later.

I came back to say it repeats no more than every 44 years or so, as I thought about it a bit more, and you have now ruined my ninja edit. I'll fume about this as I head to jury duty at Federal Court today. :issues:

[Admiral Blue]

:cool:

[lspencer534]

I remember a month with 5 weekends just a few years ago.

[Kerrmudgeon]

With the calendar moving one day a year disregarding leap years, how in the heck could you believe this?:rofl:

I was just checking to see if all you fools were paying attention. Surprise, surprise! :rofl:

[Meeko87]

Who is money and what are they going to surprise me with?

[mrvette]

At ANY rate, just HOW does this affect my life????


:lol::shots:

[NeedSpeed]

I honestly don't see what all the fuss is about.

Weekends come every seven days, same as they always have. :dunno:

When you get paid biweekly it's the one month you get 3 paychecks instead of 2.

:dance:

[mrvette]

When you get paid biweekly it's the one month you get 3 paychecks instead of 2.

:dance:

SO in the past, I got to pay the MORTGAGE 2X that month too.....


:issues::leaving:

[Czarvette]

When you get paid biweekly it's the one month you get 3 paychecks instead of 2.

:dance:

Whaaaa...?

If you get paid biweekly, that's at least 26 times per year, meaning there's at least two months every year where you get three paychecks.