Here's another numbers one: ;)
If 1=3, and 6=3, and 1-6=11, what do the following equal?
12=?
47+3=?
3-3=?
Friday, June 23, 2006
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1 comment:
Ok, I know some people don't like numbers ones. I'm sorry.
1 = one = 3 letters
6 = six = 3 letters
But just doing that would have been too easy - so I tried to confuse you by including the number of letters in "minus" and "plus"
So, 1-6 = one minus six = 11
And so on.
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