Reminder for pregnant women: Today is February 29th. Try REALLY HARD to keep your baby in your womb at least one more day.
Reminder for pregnant women: Today is February 29th. Try REALLY HARD to keep your baby in your womb at least one more day.
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SendPicsofSandwiches @sh.itjust.works
Yeah but then the baby only she's once every 4 years so it'll be a super baby that lives for like 320 years
6 4 ReplyLemmyKnowsBest @lemmy.world OP Yes in theory that sounds fantastic, but the truth is that leap babies age normally right alongside the rest of us but confusion surrounds them 3/4 of their lives' birthdays when they scramble to decide when to celebrate it, their birthdays becoming a never-ending joke they can never escape 😱
9 1 Replyfrickineh @lemmy.world Also sometimes they might end up working for a total psycho. https://www.askamanager.org/2018/01/i-paid-for-fake-references-is-it-rude-to-shush-someone-and-more.html#leapday
4 0 Replyshootwhatsmyname @lemm.ee
this sounds personal are you ok
5 3 ReplyBarqsHasBite @lemmy.ca Is it really that much of an issue?
2 0 ReplyLemmyKnowsBest @lemmy.world OP Yes, it's a cataclysmic issue. /s
2 0 ReplyBetch @lemmy.world
Damn, I thought sarcasm was the official language of Lemmy. All this time I was thinking /s meant /serious
1 0 ReplymetaStatic @kbin.social it doesn't?
2 0 ReplyBetch @lemmy.world
Wait, does it? /s
1 0 ReplyNougat @kbin.social /s definitely means serious.
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1 0 ReplymetaStatic @kbin.social I'm glad we cleared that up
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paddirn @lemmy.world Aren't they more likely to only live til they're about 20? They'd only have 1/4 the birthdays as anyone else.
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