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According to our ancient records Turtle, our resident mathemagician, turns 103 today. I must say you don't look a year over 74, my friend.

 

Keep up your excellent contributions to Hypography! :wave:

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Keep up your excellent contributions to Hypography! :wave:

 

I'll second that motion, Happy Birthday Turtle, and thank you for that latest vote of confidence you were so generous to send my way. Your the man Turtle, your the man.

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Happy Birthday

Happy happy birthday

Happy Birthday

dear ol' Turtle-man!!

 

It's so great to have you here with us. I really enjoy your contributions, and love to read what you have to say, especially when you venture out of your usual 'math-cave'. :wave:

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___Thanks Irish! It should come as no surprise that I have you in mind during some of those forays. :wave: Is it you that keeps putting that lettuce out on the trail? :)

Nah, I'm more of a spinach and carrot type. :wave: But regardless, enjoy those munchies and keep up the fun posts!!

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Imagine that, I managed to make it back here to Hypography on this, the day of Turtle's birth ;).

 

Thanks for all the awesome contributions to the site and for always being around to answer our questions :). May you have another one hundred and three happy birthdays!!:D :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :D :D :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

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___The number of my births is indeterminate specifically, but equal to my number of deaths generally. The yet unanswered question is whether this is off by one specifically in the direction of positivity, or if you wish over unity.

___Thanks for the cake anyway! B) I love cake & eating it too. :)

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Well we were off in the wilds for your first birthday, so I'm glad I'm back to wish you your second birthday of the month! I think birthdays are great: you should have them early and often, and don't worry too much about the math.

 

Tormod: you obviously need to change the database schema to use "datetime" instead of "smalldate" time, so you can handle Angel's, Spike's and Turtle's real birthdates....

 

Cheers,

Buffy

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Tormod: you obviously need to change the database schema to use "datetime" instead of "smalldate" time, so you can handle Angel's, Spike's and Turtle's real birthdates....

 

Hey Buffy...good to see you back!

 

How can July 31 be mistaken...? :)

 

Anyway, this is a built-in feature in vBulletin so I'll check if there is a known bug about this. You'd think it would have been fixed a long time ago...

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How can July 31 be mistaken...? :)

 

Anyway, this is a built-in feature in vBulletin so I'll check if there is a known bug about this. You'd think it would have been fixed a long time ago...

This is a joke that only Alexander will probably get: "smalldatetime" handles the years 1900 thru 2079, "datetime" handles 1753 to 9999....so it goes back far enuf to handle the year that Turtle was born in... ;)

 

Cheers!

Buffy

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___I have put 1881 so many years that I almost believe it, but I think that's just my wishing up a palindromic year. It is most likely 1898. Maybe Dark Mind will find which, if any, base notation for 1898 other than ten forms a palindrome? ;)

___If no ones steals my sole, here is my birthday picture about 1906 I think. Nice shoes huh? :)

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