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@pawrestlersintn

PA, Happy birthday from Butler County.

Wonder how many counties this board can cover. Definitely Sullivan from what I read.

I remember when I became a teenager.......
 

Nobody tops Troy. Happy birthday @pawrestlersintn

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Thanks, all.

So, here's a little Leap Year trivia. The percentage of the population born on February 29 is approximately 0.07%. I grew up in Thompsontown, a town of about 600 people. I knew of at least three other Leap babies.
 
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Happy birthday. Did I buy a minor beer at the Michigan match last year?
I’m far to pretty too do jail time.
 
... The percentage of the population born on February 29 is approximately 0.07%. I grew up in Thompsontown, a town of about 600 people. I knew of at least three other Leap babies.
Wow, the chance of having 4 or more leap babies out of 600 *random* people (no twins, etc.) is about 1 in 1179! So your town ~is 1-in-1179 special.

(Assuming all days across any 4 consecutive years are equally likely for a birthday.)
 
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I didn’t buy, but I did drink with a supposed minor, though ya looked a bit long in the tooth for a teener! Happy birthday buddy, and please say hello from me and the Mrs to your Mrs!


I went to PSU with a leap year baby, so now I know two.
 
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Thanks, all.

So, here's a little Leap Year trivia. The percentage of the population born on February 29 is approximately 0.07%. I grew up in Thompsontown, a town of about 600 people. I knew of at least three other Leap babies.
Large population numbers are going to be closer to a flat distribution (0.07% on average). Smaller groups are less likely to be flat distributions. Is there a big party in Thompsontown in late May every year??? ;)
 
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