In article <slrn9dm66e.7bp.grey at teleute.dmiyu.org>, Steve Lamb wrote:
>>>>>>take place in just 4 days, especially when Easter, Passover,
>>>>>>and US taxes are going on at the same time?
>
>>>>> What, you think everyone who uses Python is Christian/Cathoic
>>>>> (et al) and American? Heck, only one of those three dates has
>>>>> any significance to me.
>
>>Given the anecdote, you must be American, but judging by the
>>original post, I would have guessed (since you imply that
>>you're neither Christian nor American) that you must be Jewish.
>>So much for theory.
>
>How so? If one of the three had any significance to me and
>Easter/Passover are linked through religion then it stands that
>the final option, American and tax day, is the one that would
>be significant. I never implied that I wasn't any of them in
>the first sentence, just pointed out that not all Python
>programmers were all three at once. ;)
I don't understand your logic. If you're a non-US-taxpaying
Jew, then only one of the three (Passover) is significant.
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