zzzjjj2002 SG Hi boys and girls, here I have a statement: Every year, no matter it is a leap year or not, has at least one day of Friday the 13th, and at most two such days. If you disagree, you just give an example of year with no or 3 or more such days. If you want to prove it is true, how will you do?
eddyshinoda SG ah i noe. today a 13 ghost will be behind your computer chair and slice ur neck and put you in hell. in hell there is no way you can prove 2 me they is no 13th!
^tamago^ SG February, March, November 2009, 2015, 2026, 2037, 2043, 2054 January, April, July 2012, 2040, 2068
FadeToBlack SG To be honest, numbers are never true in this world. They only exist when human beings create them. Therefore, calanders are also not true because human create it. And conclusion? Friday the 13th never exist..
finoq SG Months with 13th on Friday start on Sundays so you can glimpse into a calendar and see how many Friday 13th are there in a year (months that start on a sunday have nice block-like calendar day structures)
FadeToBlack SG yeah, wait 'til you listen to this.. Ideally, what if you realised what you are doing in this world is actually computed? What if one day you truely wake up(perhaps the day you die) and realised the real world is another world.
zzzjjj2002 SG I am glad some people told me 2009 has 3 Fridays the 13th. Now my statement changes to each year has at least one, at most three such days. Who can prove this?
ndsef SG Friday the 13 became such a hit because some hundreds of years back, the Roman Catholic Church ordered the massacre of Knights Templar on that very day. So it became a "Black Day" or unlucky day. Courtesy of Dan Brown's The Davinci Code...
