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Why do people always ask us how many birthdays we've had? Doesn't everybody only have one? (Contributed by Don F.)
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When the Queen of England's mother has her one hundreth birthday will the Queen send HER an official birthday card as well? (Contributed by Rod Aldous)
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Doesn't a gentleman always remember a lady's birthday, but never her age? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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Is the reason that birthdays are so good for you because the more you have, the longer you live? (Contributed by brewbeard)
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Isn't saying 'Happy Belated Birthday' just a nicer way of saying 'Sorry, I forgot your birthday'? (Contributed by Valerie)
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Just who came up with the idea to spank people on their birthday? (Contributed by Valerie)
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If you're born at exactly midnight, is your birthday on both of those days? (Contributed by Gord)
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If you blow out all the candles on your birthday cake and then wish that one candle stays lit, do you get your wish? (Contributed by R.F.)
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If you were born on February 29th of a leap year, then when is your birthday? (Contributed by Lee)
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So is rising to the occasion like going to a birthday party in a penthouse? (Contributed by Nathan Ryhard)
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Were candles first used on a birthday cake for people who wanted to make light of their age? (Contributed by Joe)
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If you're born on an airplane over international waters, what nationality are you? (Contributed by Ralphie)
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If your friend admits that they are forty, do they also say when that occurred? (Contributed by Pat F.)
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If you didn't celebrate birthday's and at work it was someone's birthday, would you not sign the card and just eat the cake? (Contributed by Samantha)
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