grateful
Joined: October 15, 2008 at 05:01 AM UTC
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A rolling compendium of integers: a guide to whole numbers.
the next in sequence is 14438, not 10000. also, it appears that we skipped 14436.
jules is going to have an absolute cow (hopefully it's registration or RFID will be 14438).
jules is going to have an absolute cow (hopefully it's registration or RFID will be 14438).
grateful wrote:
<a href="https://www.uline.com/Product/Detail/S-14436/Food-Bags/Mesh-Bags-22-x-24">14436</a>
14,339
Can we please start over. I missed a couple.
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Cock wrote:fun fact
Can we please start over. I missed a couple.
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It is the lone integer that is neither a composite nor a prime number.
Hatch, wrote:What about 7?Cock wrote:fun fact
Can we please start over. I missed a couple.
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It is the lone integer that is neither a composite nor a prime number.
Julian, wrote:Hatch, wrote:What about 7?Cock wrote:fun fact
Can we please start over. I missed a couple.
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It is the lone integer that is neither a composite nor a prime number.
7 is neither composite nor prime (by definition, a prime number cannot be composite and vice versa)
primary school started here today. looks like some of you might need to go back…
For all the idiots that didn't know what a composite number is:
A composite number is a positive integer that can be formed by multiplying two smaller positive integers.
Thanks Google
A composite number is a positive integer that can be formed by multiplying two smaller positive integers.
Thanks Google
7 isn't a prime number?
sweetcell wrote:
7 is neither composite nor prime (by definition, a prime number cannot be composite and vice versa)
sweetcell wrote:Oh, gotcha. How about 13 – that's Taylor Swift's lucky number.Julian, wrote:Hatch, wrote:What about 7?Cock wrote:fun fact
Can we please start over. I missed a couple.
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It is the lone integer that is neither a composite nor a prime number.
7 is neither composite nor prime (by definition, a prime number cannot be composite and vice versa)
nkotb wrote:what is this lunacy
7 isn't a prime number?sweetcell wrote:
7 is neither composite nor prime (by definition, a prime number cannot be composite and vice versa)
are we now questioning math!?
7 is a prime number
https://www.smartick.com/lp/is-7-a-prime-number/
Hatch, wrote:I love Sweets but it’s hilarious to me that he got all uppity about a clear joke and decided to “well, actually” someone about a Pre-Algebra question . . . and then he got it wrong.nkotb wrote:what is this lunacy
7 isn't a prime number?sweetcell wrote:
7 is neither composite nor prime (by definition, a prime number cannot be composite and vice versa)
are we now questioning math!?
7 is a prime number
https://www.smartick.com/lp/is-7-a-prime-number/
Julian, wrote:Hatch, wrote:I love Sweets but it’s hilarious to me that he got all uppity about a clear joke and decided to “well, actually” someone about a Pre-Algebra question . . . and then he got it wrong.nkotb wrote:what is this lunacy
7 isn't a prime number?sweetcell wrote:
7 is neither composite nor prime (by definition, a prime number cannot be composite and vice versa)
are we now questioning math!?
7 is a prime number
https://www.smartick.com/lp/is-7-a-prime-number/
i blame a 14% barrel-aged sweet barleywine, after a dry week. i only vaguely remember posting that. hilarious indeed!
sweetcell wrote:I can only imagine what 2AM drunk texts Sweets Exs got back in the day if this is what he posts when he's had too muchJulian, wrote:Hatch, wrote:I love Sweets but it’s hilarious to me that he got all uppity about a clear joke and decided to “well, actually” someone about a Pre-Algebra question . . . and then he got it wrong.nkotb wrote:what is this lunacy
7 isn't a prime number?sweetcell wrote:
7 is neither composite nor prime (by definition, a prime number cannot be composite and vice versa)
are we now questioning math!?
7 is a prime number
https://www.smartick.com/lp/is-7-a-prime-number/
i blame a 14% barrel-aged sweet barleywine, after a dry week. i only vaguely remember posting that. hilarious indeed!
I would think this is worthy a whole thread to come up with what they might have been