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You know how we have those "age milestones" like sweet 16 or the big 5-0? I wonder what leap year babies celebrate. The "Quad Squad"? The "Fearsome Four"? Or just "The Once in a Blue Moon Bash"?
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Imagine being born on February 29th and waiting four years for your first real birthday party. The anticipation must be like waiting for the next season of your favorite Netflix show, except it's your life!
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You've got to hand it to leap year babies; they've got the best excuse for forgetting their age. "How old are you?" "Well, technically, I'm 8, but if you count the leap years, I'm..." You lost me at technically!
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Ever thought about the confusion leap year birthdays cause at the DMV? "I'm sorry, sir, you can't renew your license until 2024." "But that's my 21st!" "No, technically, it's your 5th!
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And let's not forget the classic debate: Do leap year babies celebrate their birthdays on February 28th or March 1st in non-leap years? Either way, they get to party twice as hard, right? Just another perk of being a leap year legend!
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You know, people born on leap year have it all figured out. They age four times slower! I mean, while we're here stressing about turning 40, they're out there celebrating their 10th birthday. Talk about life hacks!
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I bet leap year babies are the real experts on patience. I mean, while we're counting down days to our next vacation, they're counting down years to their next birthday bash. Talk about the ultimate test of patience!
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If you ever need a lesson in patience, just talk to someone born on February 29th. They've mastered the art of waiting. While we're tapping our feet impatiently in line, they're calmly waiting for their next birthday... in four years.
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I've always wondered about the official age of leap year babies. Like, when they turn 21, do they get to legally drink for a whole week? Or maybe they just age backwards, Benjamin Button style?
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