That math though

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smbadat · 9 years ago · FIRST

Don't leap years have a day extra, rather than a day less?

gavin484 · 9 years ago

Just thought the same but then doubted myself and couldn't remember how calendars work

badasslatina · 9 years ago

Yeah, 29 days in february rather than 28, so the second person to comment tried to pull a smartass and ended up pulling a dumbass

guest · 9 years ago

Swing and a miss

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guest · 9 years ago

probably on her way back

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thepacifist · 9 years ago

That's more than twice the distance around the entire world. How are they even determining which direction she went or that she never turned anywhere?

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meowiamacat · 9 years ago

The actual milage is 67,570. Which, pacifist, is actually about 2.7 times the distance around the earth at the equator.

thepacifist · 9 years ago

Like I said, more than twice.

meowiamacat · 9 years ago

Well, yeah, I was just giving an exact number.

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lenny · 9 years ago

not the math

jimcrichton · 9 years ago

Dude... just multiply years by 365.25 ... It's way easier and at most you'll only be off by a quarter of a day.

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That math though

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