ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIES
Matt BlazeIn the southern hemisphere, April Fools day is observed on October 1st, because of the Coriolis effect.
tlariv@mattblaze
I enjoyed watching my life circle the drain the other way in New Zealand
Matt Griffin@mattblaze if you'd said this tomorrow I might not have believed it
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Gabriel Viso Carrera@mattblaze northernhemispherecentrism is what I say to that.
@mattblaze I mean,
˙ʇɐɥʇ oʇ ʎɐs I ʇɐɥʍ sı ɯsıɹʇuǝɔǝɹǝɥdsıɯǝɥuɹǝɥʇɹou
Kim Scheinberg
Heidi Li Feldman
Ollie Boermans@mattblaze It’s true!
Or 2nd of April due to interaction between Earth rotation and worldwide social networks.
Programmer 832-529 🍅@mattblaze
October? Or as we call it the Proper April.
October? Or as we call it the Proper April.
Mensch, Marina
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Irina@mattblaze Did you know they also have Christmas in July?
ArapallaReply guy warning.
It's not the Coriolis effect, it's the Doppler effect.
Have you noticed the red and blue shift between hemispheres? 😎
Norman Wilson@Arapalla @mattblaze There's no red-and-blue shift between hemispheres, only between the US and all other nations. It's caused by the velocity at which the US is receding into the past.
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six_grandfathers_mountain@mattblaze
#AprilFoolsDay is observed on October 1st, because of the #Coriolis
I'm going to #Passover these comments on #aprilfools 🤣
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Banda BassottiGoogle Japan switched over back in 2020 and never went back to April.