Will

My mate has been doing my head in with these things. Now he came up with something that I couldn't answer!! Here is what he asked: There's 7 days in a week and 52 weeks in a year, so 7x52 = 364 days. There's 365 days in the year so where does the extra day come from?

Silver Angel

interesting !!!!!

classicgc8

iTrader: (4)

B. A year isn't 52 weeks. It's 52 weeks + 1 (2 in leap years) day(s). or so i read lol

bigsinky

he is talking ****e

see here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anomali...onomical_years

nick172sport

iTrader: (6)

he should be talking looking after his loose women namley ewees

boomer

That takes me back to the SPR response to someone who thought that the LIB$DAY Run-Time Library service assumed incorrectly that the year 2000 was a leap year under VAX/VMS v3.2. OK, that's techie-talk, but enjoy the explanation

To Leap or Not to Leap?

mb

hodgy0_2

this is the classic modus operandi of a conspiracy theorist nutter

fly a premise that you agree with - namely 52 weeks in a year (when it is not)

then destroy it with evidence to the contrary

they rely on you not realising the original statement is bollox

then they "teach the contoversy" -- when in reality there is none

Leslie

Days and weeks are for convenience of arrangement. A year is dictated by the sun and our orbit and is officially 365.25 days at the moment. Every 4 years we have an extra day to straighten things out because of the quarter and that is a Leap Year of course .

Les

Jimpreza

Yeh they sort that **** out in February.

TurkishSimon1974

I once read that there was 365 days 46mins and 25 seconds in a years!!?

scud8

iTrader: (1)

In a similar vein ...

Why, when you look in a mirror, are left and right swapped but up and down are not?

tathan

right and left aren't swapped. the light is travelling in the opposite direction (i.e. back at you). Imagine you were inside the mirror - everything looks normal. It swaps direction (from away to towards) or in other words, it swaps front and back.

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

Nice post - good old VAX/VMS

Leslie

Good explanation but the question certainly makes you think at first!

Les