[zufallsheld]

Great, using "never" as prompt results in:

"At 12:00 AM, on day 31 of the month, only in February"

[samatman]

In some contexts it is a legal requirement to treat the date February 29th in a non-leap-year as March 1st.

Not precisely related, just a go-to "they've thought of that" anecdote for when people are underestimating how thorough the law can be.

[NeoTar]

Often people want to treat the law as if it were computer code, but fortunately sometimes it's more like the grade-school teacher making sure that the kids play nicely together.

[anon_123g987]

Always: “Every minute”

Sometimes: “Every hour”

Once in a blue moon: “At 12:00 AM, on day 18 of the month, only in February”

On my birthday: “At 12:00 AM”

On Christ's birthday: “At 12:00 AM, on day 25 of the month, only in December”

[sdflhasjd]

"spaghetti": “At 12:00 AM, between day 8 and 14 of the month, only in January through April and June through December”

[anon_123g987]

That's a good one.

BTW, it's case sensitive:

"on independence day": “At 12:00 AM, only on Thursday, only in July” (0 0 * 7 4)

"On Independence Day": “At 12:00 AM, on day 4 of the month, only in July” (0 0 4 7 *)

[Izkata]

Hey, it understood Cinco de Mayo: 0 0 5 5 *