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Tomorrow is My husband's Birthday
Siletta Weaver, Keeper of exsessively long titles, Eclectic Mystic, Cynic, etc.. Started conversation Jul 26, 2003
Which, according to the family rules, means he gets to hog the computer all day.
Contrary to popular belief it doesn't make him a year older. You don't not age for 364 days then suddenly get a year older on your birthday.
Tomorrow is My husband's Birthday
Math - Playing Devil's Advocate Posted Jul 30, 2003
Just to be pedantic, on your birthday you are almost exactly a year older than you were on your previous birthday. (The only reasonable exception being birthday 0, having no prior birthday from which to be a year older.)
On a practical note can you imagine writting your age as I dunno what mine be... 26+250/365.25, or whatever and even so be inaccurate by so many hours, and then have to change it every day, that would just be silly... on which point I'm suprised we don't all do things that way. 
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