Forebruary, an endless wall calendar
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Forebruary, an endless wall calendar
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#2Delightful concept. However, perhaps you should reconsider the name? Its spelling/pronunciation may be a bit of an anti-hype barrier.
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#3I actually have a keychain just like this, I was always surprised it never caught on as much as it could have because they're extremely useful.
http://keychainarchives.com/image/56257326138
EDIT: This keychain is also very old, 70s to early 80s
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#4Yeah that's brilliant, and it looks pretty great. This would probably make the whole thing much more complicated but it'd be nice if the "unused" days were invisible, and I agree that the name is a bit awkward. Beyond that though, awesome.
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#5Cool, but it seems you need to remember how many days are in the current month yes? It always shows a full 31 days.
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#7If we had 13 months, all of them would have exactly 28 days. We would need and extra day in order to complete 365 days, but we could make it a special case (the first day of the year, for instance) not belonging to any month or week. Then all months would be alike, every 1st, 8th, 15th, etc, would be a Sunday, and so on. We would never need a calendar again.
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#9Okaaaaaaaaaaaay. What about February, which ends on day 28 or 29?
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#10This would be cool as a whiteboard with a sliding frame on it.