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Thinking about it, you could argue that we have 2 days to celebrate.
1. The day of "Conception"
2. The day of "Birth"
I would put option 1 as more important, since it is the point from which everything begins.
I just suppose it's easier to remember option 2.
Working out option 1 might be tricky, since sperm can last in the body for 7 days, so the place of reproduction may not necessarily be the same place as fertilisation, which can occur some days afterwards.
Could be great new opportunity for Clinton Cards though.
"Happy Fertilisation Day !"
"So glad you came ! "
"You Survived Gestation ! Grats !"
"Yay ! You Avoided The Curtains This Time !"
I'd rather not picture the image of my Mother and Father "Doing the Dirty Deed"...
Thinking about it, you could argue that we have 2 days to celebrate.
1. The day of "Conception"
2. The day of "Birth"
I would put option 1 as more important, since it is the point from which everything begins.
I just suppose it's easier to remember option 2.
Working out option 1 might be tricky, since sperm can last in the body for 7 days, so the place of reproduction may not necessarily be the same place as fertilisation, which can occur some days afterwards.
Could be great new opportunity for Clinton Cards though.
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