As a March 1st birthday, I’ve always resented the leap year. (Especially this year because I love Thursday’s.) This is to say, you have my full support for the Dean Second. And I am ever grateful for your three days of research and expertise.
...i'm here to wait for the follow up article in four year's time...i might be doing the math wrong but i think that will be approximately 93465^~6**999.324 charlie sheen seconds from now (a derivative of a dean second mixed with tiger's blood and rye)...
This is brilliant, funny, and you have my vote for the Dean second. So many fascinating facts about time in this post. I now have no idea however how much time elapsed in my reading of it.
The calendar people and the clock people. LOL.
You lost me towards the end but I still couldn’t stop reading. You have my vote for your egotistical Dean Second!
As a March 1st birthday, I’ve always resented the leap year. (Especially this year because I love Thursday’s.) This is to say, you have my full support for the Dean Second. And I am ever grateful for your three days of research and expertise.
Here for every (Dean) second of it!
...i'm here to wait for the follow up article in four year's time...i might be doing the math wrong but i think that will be approximately 93465^~6**999.324 charlie sheen seconds from now (a derivative of a dean second mixed with tiger's blood and rye)...
Michael, this one is such a good read!!! Thank you for sharing this and I will write to the UN today to vote for the Dean second!
This is brilliant, funny, and you have my vote for the Dean second. So many fascinating facts about time in this post. I now have no idea however how much time elapsed in my reading of it.
Fascinating, Michael.
Here for the Dean second! All 0.73 extra milliseconds of it
if this extra Dean second will give me more time to be Productive and Successful I'm all for it