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Healey Calendar
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bighealeysource
Luke Skywalker
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You are observant Keith !
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Keith_M
Jedi Knight
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Apparently you are too! :highly_amused:
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Uh, it's the 18th on my Austin-Healey Calendar. 
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My AHCUSA calendar goes 16..17..28..19. Yours doesn't???? Is mine a mutant? Does this make it a rare misprint like some stamps and therefore worth a lot of money? 
My AHCA calendar is correct though. Anyone else with this rather unusual mistake on their calendar?
Keith
My AHCA calendar is correct though. Anyone else with this rather unusual mistake on their calendar?
Keith
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Hi Reid,Uh, it's the 18th on my Austin-Healey Calendar.
It took me a minute to put this together. LOL Yes, on YOUR calendar the date is correct. :friendly_wink:
If you can't trust your Austin Healey calendar, what can you trust?
Keith
Rob Glasgow
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There's nothing wrong with your calendar. You just have the Mayan version.
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As an editor I live in fear of the printed (i.e., too late) error, and I refuse to gloat over others' errors because sooner or later it happens to all of us. But for the moment, I'm feeling a great sense of relief
eaceful:
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As an editor I live in fear of the printed (i.e., too late) error, and I refuse to gloat over others' errors because sooner or later it happens to all of us. But for the moment, I'm feeling a great sense of relief
I am an editor of a scientific journal, and I know that fear very well; mistakes creep in despite our best efforts. For the record, my comments were meant only in fun, and I hope I didn't offend anyone. I read and enjoy both magazines, and the calendars occupy prominent places in my home and work offices. It's a very minor mistake; one that no editor could be expected to catch. I just found it funny and thought I'd see if anyone else had noticed it!