Is this your phone number? - this is new to me...

[Goatweed]

It worked for me - FREAKY!!!!


Try this formula & U will discover math is interesting

>Ignore your area code & using only the 7 digit phone number:

>1) key-in the first 3 digit of your phone number into the calculator

>2) multiply by 80

>3) then plus 1

>4) multiply by 250

>5) plus last four digit of phone number

>6) plus last four digit of phone number again

>7) minus 250

>8) divide by 2 at last



>Is the answer your phone number??? Strange how this works

[Danked]

Considering you work your phone number into the equation, it ain't so freaky.

[Skitchr4u]

someone had too much time on their hands to figure that out!

[Goatweed]

I think I'll go back to trolling RF.net.

[Danked]

FREAK 'EM OUT!!!

Addition and multiplication!!!!

Blow their minds, man.

[HedCold]

Considering you work your phone number into the equation, it ain't so freaky.

^^^^^

[Goatweed]

FREAK 'EM OUT!!!

Addition and multiplication!!!!

Blow their minds, man.

they moved my thread, and all I said was "hi". If I throw some math their way, they'll probably delete the thread and ban me.

[The Sleeper]

Here's a good one!

Think of a number from 1-10

add 5

subtract 2

multiply by 3

divide by 3

add 2

subtract 5

YOU'LL GET THE SAME NUMBER YOU THOUGHT OF ORIGINALLY! HOLY SHIT!

[Hybrid]

Considering you work your phone number into the equation, it ain't so freaky.

yea

[Goatweed]

fuckin' ingrates!!!

[Galt]

apparently, everyone but me has figured out the math trick to this. What is it? Someone please explain.

It's not as cut and dry and Sleeper's

[diceisgod]

You're basically multiplying the first three digits by 20,000 (in a roundabout way) and adding 2 times the last four digits (adding the last 4 digits twice, steps 5 and 6). The last step is to divide it all by 2 which is your phone number.

[Danked]

And learning is half the battle!