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  1. Unknown's avatar

    “I just thought ‘Oh no, I don’t have any LOL folder prepared for June 31!’”

    No big deal. We’ll just do two on the 32nd.

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    One place I worked, we had June 31, June 32, June 33 … It had to do with sales promotions, and it was an expensive product. We would give the customer a couple extra days in the month to make the sale, and count a June 32 sale toward’s the sales rep’s bonus.

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    A coworker of mine did that once, trying to run an end of the month report one September and couldn’t figure out what was wrong. Took me a minute to see she was running it for February, and had typed in 2/30 as the end of the month.

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    @ Arthur – AOL should have waited a month. The characters in Pogo once proposed a calendar featuring a “whole year of solid Ocrober”, meaning that Christmas would be October 86th. Years later they repeated the proposal, managing to “go around the Horn” with it: New Year’s Eve would have fallen on October 457th.

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    Happens to me all the time – I post to my blog on Wednesday night and I am suppose to write the post on Tuesday (my rule) – tonight, Wednesday, at 11 pm I realized as I do most weeks that I not only have not written anything, I have no idea what to write – which leads to long wandering posts on what may or may not be organizing.

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