Ahhh ... the old medieval family planning calendar.
Stumbled into that one myself.

Secondborn bub was born on Jan 3 and was stupidly overdue.

Easter is a major pagan fertility festival masquerading as Jesus-ain't-actually-dead day.

It is a curious thing to note that repeated humpings over said fertility festival result in arrival of an infant at the other major event in the pagan/Christian calendar. Christmas!

So, Easter and Christmas are precisely 40 weeks, or an average human gestation period, apart. Coincidence?

I think not.
(Que?, Fri 4 Jul 2008, 5:52, Reply)