“The reason there’s a February 29 is because it takes a full day to explain what the fuck a leap year is” is a jocular saying that has been printed on an ecard. “The reason there’s a February 29 is because it takes a full day to explain what the fuck a leap year is…” was posted on Twitter by Cem on February 29, 2008.
“The reason there’s a February 29 is because it takes a full day to explain what the fuck a leap year is. http://some.ly/dvqHJA via @someecards” was posted on Twitter by Youmna Hachach on February 29, 2012.
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Cem
@CemB
The reason there’s a February 29 is because it takes a full day to explain what the fuck a leap year is…
2:01 AM · Feb 29, 2008·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
Casi Morvant
@casiii_mo
the reason there’s a February 29 is because it takes a full day to explain what the fuck a leap year is.
12:08 PM · Feb 28, 2012·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
Youmna Hachach
@YoumnaHachach
The reason there’s a February 29 is because it takes a full day to explain what the fuck a leap year is. http://some.ly/dvqHJA via
@someecards
6:35 AM · Feb 29, 2012·Twitter for Websites
Twitter
Undercover Recruiter
@UndercoverRec
The reason there’s a February 29 is because it takes a full day to explain .... http://some.ly/dvqHJA via
@someecards
7:28 AM · Feb 29, 2012·Twitter for Websites
Twitter
Blythieeeee
@Blythie86
RT @Hollywood_Mama: The reason there’s a February 29 is because it takes a full day to explain what the fuck a leap year is. #HappyLeapDay
9:01 AM · Feb 29, 2012·UberSocial for BlackBerry
Twitter
Kenn&Debbie Reynolds
@kenndeb76
The reason there’s a February 29 is because it takes a full day to explain what the fuck a leap… http://fb.me/71eU2Huby
5:32 PM · Feb 29, 2016·Facebook
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