The Patriarch of this household is less common (aka “special/rare”). The rest of the brood would be defined as common based on their birthdate. About right. See The Daily Viz for background on study and sample set. The chart has had more than 250,000 views. If you want to read more about this study, hit this link. Still wouldn’t change the end result. 🙂
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I think you and I are equally special!
Fascinating chart!
We are. I knew we had common lineage!
… back in the old country …
🙂
I’m at the less common end, Feb. 2. I’ve often wondered what the special occasion was 9 mos. before I arrived on the scene! 🙂
Laughing. You are truly special!
I think people cuddle more in those cold winter months and the results arrive the following summer.
Hmmmmm
I was born in September – it was the cold January nights in western Canada that did it.
Feels like a smooth side step away from common. We still think you are really special Darlene.
Nah – I’m not that common 😉
Dec 31st
That’s right. You are special!
🙂
Oh boy…that musta been some busy October and November… 🙂
Laughing….
There are more births in September! It always starts in January…. 9 months later 😆
So, I take it you were born in common territory (given the two step away from the question). It’s ok. We still they you are special. 🙂
Very interesting…
Ahhhhh, another side side from the question. Vicki based on your posts and poetry, we move you from common to special.
Hahaha. This post and these comments… Gotta love the WordPress community
🙂 So True!
Landed in rare category…one of a kind. Like a diamond in the rough! LoL.
Of course you are Bro. Rare or unplanned!
Sigh…I’m totally average – neither common nor uncommon. Just me.
You are NOT average. We unanimously move you to special by decree.
You are the most benevolent of rulers 🙂
Yes. I’m one of those. 🙂
Fascinating… Assuming the data is all about the US, it indicates there is a lot of sex going on in the months of Nov, Dec and Jan… As it gets colder, people get horny!
Wonder if the chart will look the same if you look at Southern hemisphere data, like Australia, South Africa or Argentina…
Funny. Great question Fernando
Geesh, according to this chart, I’m *beyond* common, hell, I’m positively pedestrian, quotidian, and utterly garden-variety. :-/ sigh….ah we’ll, will nevertheless try to hang onto a little of my je ne sais quois….
You are not Quotidian. Whatever that means. You are Super Rare and Super Special. 🙂
Awwwwww, thx David! You made my day! 🙂
(Note to self: If everything was this easy….:))
What? Me, common? Hardly. I’m one of a kind born on a popular day. That’s all I have to say about that.
Wow SRP. Quite defensive. It’s ok. We’ll call you rare and special.
Not so common – 8th Feb (:
Totally special!
Summer baby!! 🙂 Fun story, I’m the last of 5 and when I was born my Dad asked my Nana (Mom’s Mom) “what should we call her?” Her answer? “How about Caboose?”
bada-bing!
MJ
Funny!
Snuggle weather brings out the best in so many…….LOL
🙂 Funny
People must be planning their babies for September during January.
🙂 Yes…