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    what is a leap year

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    0  Views: 1445 Answers: 4 Posted: 10 years ago
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      One day longer than an ordinary year.


      Quite strange really, it seems a woman can ask a man to marry him in these years.


      As I said. STRANGE!

      10 years ago. Rating: 7
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        mycatsmom

        And a woman can ask a man to marry her on Sadie Hawkins Day too :-)
        commented 10 years ago
        ROMOS

        REALLY?
        Tell me more.
        commented 10 years ago

        In a "leap year", the month of February will have 29 instead of 28 days.  To know what year will be "leap", the year should be evenly divisible by 4. 
        Example:  1900/4 = 475.0   1900 was a leap year
                       2014/4 = 503.5   2014 is NOT a leap year.

        10 years ago. Rating: 6
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          It is a year with an extra day in it. The year will always be able to be divided by 4  The next Leap year is 2016

          10 years ago. Rating: 6
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             when a woman leaps at the chance to ask a man to marry her  .It comes around every 4 years.

            10 years ago. Rating: 2
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