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a 2006 calendar

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  • A few months ago I put a post-it on it: "2017".

    June 20, 2008

  • How cryptic. *scratching head*

    June 20, 2008

  • Not cryptic. Calendars are perpetual. A calendar from 2006 is the same as one from 1809, 1815, 1826, 1837, 1843, 1854, 1865, 1871, 1882, 1893, 1899, 1905, 1911, 1922, 1933, 1939, 1950, 1961, 1967, 1978, 1989, 2017, 2023, 2034, 2045, 2051, 2062, 2073, 2079, 2090.

    June 20, 2008

  • Yes! But I think I'll buy a new one in December 2044.

    June 20, 2008

  • FA: I got that. Was joking (or trying to). :-)

    June 20, 2008

  • My mistake. It's just that guys with big desks tend to have freakishly small brains.

    June 20, 2008

  • They should be exactly reusable every 28 years.

    June 21, 2008

  • Thanks, John. It's nice to know that small brains can be reusable every 28 years.

    June 21, 2008

  • I'm saving mine!

    June 21, 2008

  • jmp, "they should" meaning you wish they were? ;-) by the way, don't forget that 2100, 2200, 2300 will not be leap years. So you may have to buy a new calendar.

    June 21, 2008

  • My desk is very, very small.

    June 21, 2008

  • I don't have room for a calendar -- from any year...

    June 21, 2008

  • FA, was I just insulted? Anyway, I don't have an iceberg profiling kit on my desk like some people.

    June 21, 2008

  • A doll's head in a fruit bowl beside an iceberg profiling kit is a logical combo. Just like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

    June 21, 2008

  • Sure, sure. It's perfectly logical. *rearranging squishy ear next to air conditioning and refrigeration toolbox manual*

    June 21, 2008

  • fa -- clearly. Maybe I could suspend it from the ceiling...

    June 21, 2008

  • Sweet sainted mother of Bonnie Franklin! I'm a cartoonist, reesetee. It's perfectly logical in MY world. What should I have on my desk?

    June 21, 2008

  • And a rather prickly cartoonist at that. ;-)

    June 21, 2008

  • Actually I did make room for my Little Man in the Rowboat wind-up toy and my "Bright Idea" acrylic light bulb award. They sit atop my Browser's Dictionary, my Joke Dictionary and my Rhyming Dictionary, which are adjacent to my espresso machine & belgian waffle maker. But that's all I have room for on my very, very small desk.

    Waffle, anyone?

    June 21, 2008

  • So typical. Guys with a small desk trying to compensate by flashing their waffle makers.

    June 21, 2008

  • I'll take one, dontcry! Can I have it on the porch? With an espresso?

    June 21, 2008

  • r: You got it baby!

    frog: First of all, my desk is very, very small. Second, I'm not so guy as you think I am! ;-) So, how do you want your waffle, big guy?

    June 21, 2008

  • What does my hermaphroditism have to do with any of this?

    June 21, 2008

  • I'm more and more confused.

    June 21, 2008

  • I think there's already a fair bit of waffle here.

    June 21, 2008

  • I don't believe that the calendar in 2017 will be the same as 2006. No way.

    June 21, 2008

  • For a start, all the dates will have gone stale.

    June 21, 2008

  • Plus, there's the 2006es all over the place. Kind of hard to miss those.

    June 21, 2008

  • Oh, that's just a silly year. Who pays attention to those? ;-)

    *munching tasty waffle*

    June 24, 2008

  • 2004, on the other hand, was a very fine year. I have one that I never got around to giving to a friend. 2015....

    June 24, 2008

  • The pattern in terms of re-using calendars goes 6 years, 11 years, 11 years, then repeats.

    That's remarkably the same 6,11,11 formula as the number of letters in muffin psychiatric invincibles.

    June 24, 2008