most all T V stations...

[daniel topliffe]

are telling all of us that the year 2002 is
6 days shorter than 2001-2000 etc.

somebody tell me it isn't so...please!!!


:cd: :cd: :cd:

[janecallanan]

How could it be? Did they explain that?

[Keith_Hixson]

Looked on the days of the month, added them all up and it came to 365. And I know I lived everyone of them. So . . . . . . . that just proves one thing . . . . . . . . you can't trust the media.

COUNT the days yourself at . . . .

http://www.timeanddate.com/calendar

Keith

[Andy]

Thanksgiving fell very late this year. Thus, there are a few less days to the end of the year than if it had fallen on, say the 24th. I think that's what their talking about.
Note: I'm not in the habit of making excuses for TV commentators.

Stay healthy,
Andy

[nang]

Yes, I believe they meant there was 6 fewer shopping days till christmas this year. But no pressure or anything.

[janecallanan]

If I start shopping on December 24th, will I then be 5 days too late for Christmas?

[kenmar]

.....This guy's calendar has a 6 day week and 60 weeks in a year......

http://www.geocities.com/ricardo_arturo/60wc/#A

[daniel topliffe]

ken, would you believe that ...what next.
make a wish and you got it...
but, as you know that's not the answer...
you can still shop 365 days a year...

think about this: if there are more total sales this year they will tell us; wow ee
if there are fewer sales this year, see
those 6 days did make a difference???

you can not win...

[thebrad]

I'm hoping these six missed days are between now and the 23rd...