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#775901 - Sun Mar 04 2012 06:04 PM How's this for family planning?
nitram67 Participant Registered: Thu Sep 29 2011 Posts: 25 Loc: Pennsylvania USA	A woman in Utah just gave birth to her 3rd consecutive Leap Year baby. She tied the record of a woman from Norway in the sixties. So that means 3 kids and you only have to have a birthday party every 4 years, right? http://www.heraldextra.com/news/local/ce...f44df7b52f.html
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#775903 - Sun Mar 04 2012 06:13 PM Re: How's this for family planning? [Re: nitram67]
ozzz2002 Star Poster Registered: Mon Dec 03 2001 Posts: 15544 Loc: Sydney NSW Australia	Cheapskates! Not sure how they work out the statistics for this sort of occurrence, but it is quite amazing. Quote: David says it is up in the air if they will try to break the record four years from now. "Right now the answer is obviously going to be no but you can't be sure," he said. "You never know if in four years we will be talking about it again." London to a brick that there will be a fourth in 2016! _________________________ The key to everything is patience. You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not smashing it. Editor, Hobbies and Geography, and Forum Moderator
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#775924 - Sun Mar 04 2012 07:18 PM Re: How's this for family planning? [Re: ozzz2002]
flopsymopsy Multiloquent Registered: Sat May 17 2008 Posts: 2179 Loc: Northampton England UK	Oi, bet your own capital city! _________________________ The Hubble Telescope has just picked up a sound from a fraction of a second before the Big Bang. The sound was "Uh oh".
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#776074 - Mon Mar 05 2012 06:19 AM Re: How's this for family planning? [Re: flopsymopsy]
ozzz2002 Star Poster Registered: Mon Dec 03 2001 Posts: 15544 Loc: Sydney NSW Australia	Originally Posted By: flopsymopsy Oi, bet your own capital city! I would, but someone stole it... That phrase was coined by an Australian racecaller, Ken Howard, in the 1940s, and has since entered the Australian language. _________________________ The key to everything is patience. You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not smashing it. Editor, Hobbies and Geography, and Forum Moderator
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#776304 - Mon Mar 05 2012 05:39 PM Re: How's this for family planning? [Re: ozzz2002]
Copago Star Poster Registered: Tue May 15 2001 Posts: 13844 Loc: Australia	That's Australian? Well, there you go .. you learn something new every day.
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