Discuss.
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Do you think it means East and West HEMISPHERES? I'm confused. Here's the page.April 12 (Western)
April 19 (Eastern)
What?
What?
I just learned. Easter is today on my side of the U.S. (WEST), but it doesn't happen until the 19th on the east! Weird. Unless Wikipedia is lying to me.
Discuss.
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Discuss.
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Re: What?
Well, there's your problem.Dzone wrote:Wikipedia
Though, I'm not sure if that's true or not. There is a part of the article that talks about the difference of Eastern and Western, i.e. Europe/Asia are Eastern, we are Western in the US. Out east they call is Pascha. I could be wrong, I only skimmed the article.
Re: What?
Hey, here's a fun fact: there are more than one calendar systems in the world. Sorta makes you look narrow-minded there.
Yes, its true.
The biggest difference in dates between them was on 2002 and 2005, where there was a 34-day difference between them.
Yes, its true.
The biggest difference in dates between them was on 2002 and 2005, where there was a 34-day difference between them.
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