12 days

[Tim Bruening]

Bob Badour wrote:


> Tim Bruening wrote:


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> > Bob Badour wrote:


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> >>Tim Bruening wrote:


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> >>>12 days to Election Day!


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> >>Why do you avoid prime numbers of days? For example, what's in 7 days?


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> > All Saints Day.


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> What's in 3! days? (! is the factorial operator)

Guy Fawkes Day.

 

[Tim Bruening]

Bob Badour wrote:


> Tim Bruening wrote:


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> > Bob Badour wrote:


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> >>Tim Bruening wrote:


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> >>>12 days to Election Day!


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> >>Why do you avoid prime numbers of days? For example, what's in 7 days?


> >


> > All Saints Day.


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> What's in 3! days? (! is the factorial operator)

Bolshevik Revolution Day.

 

[Bob Badour]

Tim Bruening wrote:


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> Bob Badour wrote:


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>>Tim Bruening wrote:


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>>>Bob Badour wrote:


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>>>>Tim Bruening wrote:


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>>>>>12 days to Election Day!


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>>>>Why do you avoid prime numbers of days? For example, what's in 7 days?


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>>>All Saints Day.


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>>What's in 3! days? (! is the factorial operator)


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> Bolshevik Revolution Day.

I see you like the factorial operator. How many planes were flying over

America 8! days ago?

 

[Tim Bruening]

Bob Badour wrote:


> Tim Bruening wrote:


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> > Bob Badour wrote:


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> >>Tim Bruening wrote:


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> >>>Bob Badour wrote:


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> >>>>Tim Bruening wrote:


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> >>>>>12 days to Election Day!


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> >>>>Why do you avoid prime numbers of days? For example, what's in 7 days?


> >>>


> >>>All Saints Day.


> >>


> >>What's in 3! days? (! is the factorial operator)


> >


> > Bolshevik Revolution Day.


>


> I see you like the factorial operator. How many planes were flying over


> America 8! days ago?

That would be 40,320 days ago, or just over 110 years ago, before the first

airplane was flown! Thus, the answer is nothing.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days since UN Day on October 24.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days to Thanksgiving on November 27.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days since November 3.

 

[Tim Bruening]

2 x 12 days since my co-worker John's 1st anniversary on October 22.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 x 12 days to Holy Saturday on April 11.

 

[Tim Bruening]

3 x 12 days to Christmas Eve on December 24.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days to the start of Advent on November 30.

 

[Tim Bruening]

2 x 12 days to Poinsettia Day on December 12.

 

[Tim Bruening]

2 x 12 days to Our Lady of Guadeloupe Day on December 12.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days since November 6.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days to December 2.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days since November 8.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days since Fall of Berlin Wall Day on November 9.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days to December 3.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 days since Dedication of the Latean Basilica Day on November 9.

 

[Tim Bruening]

12 x 33 days since the wedding of my co-worker John.