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Originally Posted by Nucky
Today is the birthday of a guy I worked with years back. He was like NOTHING but a little kid because his birthday was on leap day. Somehow he got himself onto the David Letterman Show where David had a gang of people with leap year birthdays.
My friend went from the absolute king of comedy and all around fun person to be around to the same as Jackie Gleason when his character seized up when he was on TV being The Chef Of The Future. David tried to speak to this guy Randy and all he got was blabber. Great Memory!
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Cannot say I have ever met a person born on February 29. And that is not NOTHING as I was in a huge dorm on the U of MN and interacted with a lot of people. Of course, talking about birthdays was not a big thing. And I went to the University of Nevada, Reno; BYU Law School; the University of Denver; and the College of San Mateo too. They often had birthdays as a way of posting grades. Remember that as I was often excited about how well I had done on an exam at the U of MN Law School but that was the grade for a woman there who had the same 2-24 birthday as me. She is about five years younger than me though and is a very successful DC area lawyer. I do wonder what she makes out of some things in movies and TV shows.
And I did volunteer among many seniors and some high school kids at Palm Harbor Library and East Lake Community Library for 10-14 hours a week from 2000-2003 in Palm Harbor, FL.