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Posted By Vienna Blue in France on 8/18/2016 4:49 PM
#276 ! But it’s the best date and the BEST starsign !Aug/Sept, it’s soooo obvious…. it’s because 9 months earlier is when the days get shorter, the nights get longer and it starts getting colder !!!
Muffin – god that’s depressing….
Maybe in the northern hemisphere
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I’ve just reread the site, it’s birth dates in the USA – It would be interesting to see if the ROW was the same… or not.
Also… I’ve just worked it out… noting to do with heat or winter…. there’s a simple explanation! CHRISTMAS !! (and alcohol !) or celebrations…
“Oooohh Darling, thank goodness that’s Christmas over and done with… so what ARE we going to do now….?” Also in some parts of Africa (can’t remember the country) they had observed deaths in teenage children at certains times of year, no explanations… and after a lot of research (and an hour’s tele) it was because at the exact time of conception and the following week, the mother was not taking in enough fresh greens (dry season) and not passing on the right stuff (conception, not just pregnancy), but the mothers who conceived in the wet season (plenty of greens and food) the children were much healthier, stronger and lived longer.
Amazing. so when this was researched and proven they advised the population to keep their legs crossed in the dry season and multiply in the wet season to prevent having poorly children !! LOL And it works !! So their birthdate chart would not be the same……
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Posted By ReeseBun on 8/22/2016 6:02 AM
Mine’s 312/366, what do the higher numbers mean?It’s a ranking system. So Sept 16 is ranked 1/366, the day where most people had a birthday in the study. I guess you could say the higher numbers are more unique birthdays, not shared by many.
August still looks like the most popular month here on Binky Bunny.
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LOL – own little joke but had to share that I was laughing…..
Pam – I had NEVER thought of the plus 3 months and take away a year !! So simple…
Like the multiplication times table of the number 9 and using fingers… you do all know that one don’t you….? Helps kids NO end !!
Here we go…
Hold both hands up, palms facing you, with fingers open ‘stadngin up’. Bend over thumb on left hand. Number ONE finger bent, how many fingers left ‘standing up’? 9.1×9 =9
Now bend only the forefinger of left hand (finger number 2) and what is left? 1 finger on left and 8 on the right = 2×9 = 18
Now bend only the middle finger of left hand (fingers number 3) and what is left? 2 fingers on left and 7 on right. 3×9 = 27 !!And so on…. simples !!!
I only learnt this when I was about 30 – I think it’s brill. Unfortunately is only works for the 9 times table.
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My birthday is in February.
Funny Fact:. My daughter Everly was born in September. So were my two nieces (one on the same day as Evi). When I was at the hospital before she was born, one of the nurses mentioned that September is the busiest month for babies. I said “oh, that’s weird. I wonder why”. She said “Christmas/New Years Parties”
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Of course – I then went ‘surfing’ for polydactyl (thanks Jersey!
) – though many weird and wonderful images (go check them out if you are curious – one child with 8 toes on each foot, handy when playing Twister !!) I thought I’d share this one with you, which is cute rather than ‘groooos’… 
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Haha! Those toes! That is kinda cool.
Posted By Vienna Blue in France on 8/25/2016 1:34 PM
Jersey – errrrr why? I’m using 10 fingers (well, 8 and 2 thumbs )… like most people… Can you not do it 
Because you said “and what is left? 1 finger on left and 8 on the right ” You have 8 fingers on your right hand?
I had to look up polydactyl also. I knew the term “supernumery” but not actual term for extra digits. It keeps making me think of pterodactyl.
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