Since we have a word (dygn) for 24 hours, we have a saying, which goes something like this: "The dygn has 25 hours if you skip lunch".
I guess that is just the same kind of joke. Johnny Andersson 2007/4/17, James Knott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Dan Lewis wrote: > In the USA, day has more than one meaning. It can mean 24 hours > as in 365 days in a year (366 days in a leap year) or the time from > midnight to midnight. It can also mean the time from sun rise to sun > set. So one day can be a day and a night although technically it will > not be exactly 24 hours. Confusing enough? > If you can't get everything done in a 24 hour day, try working nights. ;-) --
