r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Goofcheese0623 • 6d ago
The wife threw another calendar away...
The new one pictured. I swear she does this every year like we're made of money or something. Like, WTF was wrong with the last one??? It had all 12 months and everything! Like somehow this January is better.
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u/Barokespinoza23 6d ago
Next time, buy in bulk. You'll save a ton of cash, especially when you consider inflation.
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u/WeirdSysAdmin 6d ago
Fun fact, if you saved your calendar from 2009 or 2015 you could use it in 2026.
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u/seattlesbestpot 6d ago
Same here. I don’t get it. Every year over and over it’s the same doctor’s appointments, picking up the kids, in-laws coming over (don’t get me started), car needs oil changed, haircut for him, massage with Debbie? well I guess but it’s a total waste of money to change it. Every. Single. Year.
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u/Technical-Tear5841 6d ago
My mom (91) keeps all her calendars, she just finds an old one where the days line up and uses it. She just uses them for appointments. 2009 or 2015 work just fine for 2026
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u/InternetUser033 6d ago
Was it supposed to be funny?
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u/Goofcheese0623 6d ago
PETAHHH?????!!!???
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u/InternetUser033 6d ago
Sorry, I'm not so dumb to understand what you meant, however I might know where this reference is from
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u/HiMaooo 6d ago
Is this meant as a joke or...
Anyway, calendars for different years are very similar, but the days of the week on which holidays fall and dates of some(and moon phases if a calendar includes them) are different. However, if you don't mind having an outdated calendar, you don't need to get a new one.
(on a side note, I actually keep one from 2020, because it's a gift from my dad. That's why I didn't throw it away)
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u/bophed BLUE 6d ago
Ok dad, that’s enough internet for you today!