GGildorInglorion lemmy.worldMy granddaughter was born on my friend's birthday. But in Australia, which led me to telling my friend that my granddaughter was born on his birthday which is weird because his birthday wasn't until tomorrow.48Reply
sslazer2au lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyOr being born when countries switch time zones. There was one Pacific island that went from 30 Dec to 1St Jan because they were switching from + GMT to -Gmt.28Reply
bbamboo replylemmy.blahaj.zoneObligatory the trouble with timezones In 2011, Samoa and Tokelau never had a December 30th: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-163513774Reply
Widdershins lemmy.worldI know twins who have different birthdays. I don't think they've met a sphinx though.4Reply
uunderscores lemmy.zipWouldn't you just say one was born X AM/PM (daylight savings) and th either Y AM/PM (std time) ?3Reply
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My granddaughter was born on my friend's birthday. But in Australia, which led me to telling my friend that my granddaughter was born on his birthday which is weird because his birthday wasn't until tomorrow.
Or being born when countries switch time zones.
There was one Pacific island that went from 30 Dec to 1St Jan because they were switching from + GMT to -Gmt.
Obligatory the trouble with timezones
In 2011, Samoa and Tokelau never had a December 30th: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-16351377
I know twins who have different birthdays. I don't think they've met a sphinx though.
Wouldn't you just say one was born X AM/PM (daylight savings) and th either Y AM/PM (std time) ?
Couldn't this just be defeated by an adopted older sibling?