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|desc=The trainer asks if she can check your journal (you know, the book you carry with you where you make notes about things, like this Mick guy you keep hearing about but can't seem to find). The trainer makes some notes on another sheet of paper, pulls out a calculator, and does a bit of math. "Impressive. Did you know you've spent enough hours patrolling to make a full month? And I mean a month even in a leap year, not just a month in any old year. We've got to be very exacting about such things. I think you've earned this." | |desc=The trainer asks if she can check your journal (you know, the book you carry with you where you make notes about things, like this Mick guy you keep hearing about but can't seem to find). The trainer makes some notes on another sheet of paper, pulls out a calculator, and does a bit of math. "Impressive. Did you know you've spent enough hours patrolling to make a full month? And I mean a month even in a leap year, not just a month in any old year. We've got to be very exacting about such things. I think you've earned this." |
Revision as of 14:26, 13 June 2009
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The trainer asks if she can check your journal (you know, the book you carry with you where you make notes about things, like this Mick guy you keep hearing about but can't seem to find). The trainer makes some notes on another sheet of paper, pulls out a calculator, and does a bit of math. "Impressive. Did you know you've spent enough hours patrolling to make a full month? And I mean a month even in a leap year, not just a month in any old year. We've got to be very exacting about such things. I think you've earned this." |
Merit badges can be seen in your character page. |
Requirements
Play at least 29 days (4w 1d) of in-game time (can be checked from the profile page).
References
- The image name Thirty-Days-Hath-September refers to the rhyme Thirty days hath September used to memorize how many days each month has.