| Display title | Leap Day |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The twenty-ninth day of February (usually) comes only once every four years. As the only date in the calendar that doesn't occur in every year, it has some comedic potential, especially when it's someone's birthday: Any event happening on someone's "Xth birthday" won't actually happen until he's 4 times X years old. People whose birthday falls on Leap Year's Day are known as "leapers" (not like that) or "leaplings." |