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willfree
· 7 years ago
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but that's 364 days - you'd need to add a leap day every year, and an extra leap day every fourth year, to keep the seasons in alignment with the calendar
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willfree
· 7 years ago
you could do (12 x 28) + (1 x 29), but you'd still need to have a leap year every fourth year
abel_hazard
· 7 years ago
Oh, hey, we can just call the necessary leap days holidays completely separate from the weeks and still keep our non-shifting monthly calendar!
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guest
· 7 years ago
That's roughly what the Jews have been doing for over 2000 years.
guest
· 7 years ago
Ahh the Christian gregorian calendar the weirdest calendar of all
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guest
· 7 years ago
Great idea, 13 yearly bills...
abel_hazard
· 7 years ago
Ah, but let me counterpoint: Biweekly paychecks mean that your pay will now come in *reliably* in relation to your bills' due dates.
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lordblackdragon
· 7 years ago
Most Pagani calendars had 13 lunar months. It's why the church didn't want to use them and went with 12 instead.
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willfree
· 7 years ago
Sure but a lunar month is no good for agriculture. It's much more valuable to know that winter starts in December, than to know that the 12th of each month is a new moon, you know?
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guest
· 7 years ago
Mayans also had 13 months. 13 was a special number to them instead of unlucky like some ppl think it is
en3my81
· 7 years ago
What’ll be the name of the 13 month. Since non of us has thought of this but me I suggest the name Herbold.
