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Now Boys and Girls.Todays lesson is.....
Take the first three digits of your telephone number.Got it? Good.Next,multiply it by 80.Add 1.Now multiply your answer by 250.Next add the last four digits of your telephone number to your answer.Add the last four digits one more time.Got it so far? Now substract 250 and divide by 2............... ............................................ .................................................. ...................................... ............................................ Is the answer you got,your telephone number?
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damn..
now I KNOW there has to be a logical reason for this... |
I like it...that's a cool one!
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Don't use your area code first like some blonde did, though! :jester:
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ROFLMAO :) TOOOOOO funny Steph :)
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Nice trick, but really, there has to be a logical solution!!!
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Damn math is soo cool :clown:
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hence, (any 3 digit number * 10,000) + (any four digit number) = the original X and Y in order (forming the telephone number) |
Damn... nothing turns me on like an intelligent man... purrrrrr.....
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Intelligent man with a properly trained tongue?
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And certain other bodily parts in good working order.
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didnt work on mine...does it work for international numbers?????????? or am i just dumb
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NO! You are not dumb.European telephone #'s are different.Here we have a 3 digit prefix and 4 digit number.That is why the trick works.
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