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» Thursday, May 18, 2006
Thursday Threesome Fun with numbers! Onesome: 303-- In what household product line is this number used as a size? Can you guess, or will you have to hit the link? Twosome: 451-- Where is this number used in a title? Bonus: without Google, what is the significance of the number? Threesome: 501-- Where is this number used to denote a style? Ah, you should know this one <g>... Okay, I flunked this one good. I should have at least known the second one, but I confess that I've never read the book. Living in a future where books are burned and banned is almost too horrible to contemplate. Should have noticed which word was emphasized in #1, but really, who thinks about numbers in can sizes? I know in old cookbooks they'd say "use so many cups of cooked peas or a #3 can of peas," but I've never seen that used today. And the last—I've never worn that brand of clothing in my life and I don't listen to commercials. So the number means nothing to me. Numbers that I do find significant: 132, 86, 99, 222, 51, 26809, 100, 32, and 38. You can try guessing them if you like. :-) A couple, though, only family or Rhode Islanders might know. (Maybe Bostonians--which is a hint for one.) ----------------------------------------------------------------
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