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Happy Birthday, Sar!
hiya Cube..happy holidays to ya!
47 hey?Who the heck knew that 47 was like some magically appearing number?It's not a Fibonacci number either, so I can't figure how 47 has captured imaginations. I'll be keeping an eye out in future though, of course!
gotta love your geek friends...especially when you live amidst a family full of them!
angel: Happy Easter to you & yours.caz: No, 47 isn't a Fibonacci (although I have special feelings for those too), but keep your eyes open & you may be amazed.nanc: Gotta love those geeks ;-)
this sounds like something they bring up on Numb3rs all the time. I love that show. It'll probably get cancelled.(*)>
o.t. johnny hart passed away late last night - r.i.p.
I hope you had a wonderful Easter!Huggles and Love from our home to yours.RaggedyI loved that dog vid!Great Cat n chick pic too!^5 on the old woman solving the crime.Toodles
How very weird. I'll keep my eyes open for 47 from now on.
"Oh, no... Not again!"
How fun! I've never heard of this...
o.t. - cube? you okay?check this out!
bw: Numb3rs is one of those shows that I'd like to watch, but never manage to find.nanc: I didn't know about Hart. That's too bad.raggedy: Hope you & your family had a nice Easter. Thanks for dropping by.phoenix: It is weird. I became a fan of 47 via Star Trek, but there are other ways to become a Forty-seven-ite... or Forty-seven-er?
brooke: Yes, again. jen: I'm glad you liked it :-)nanc: Yep, I'm OK, just a little busy.Thanks for bringing that post to my attention. I found it fascinating that they haven't classified Earth's species already. Such awesome diversity!
it'll really screw them up if evolution prevails!
nanc: Evolution & diversity aren't mutually exclusive. Actually they can happily coexist.
Gosh, I was hoping for 47 comments on this post...
Happy Birthday, Sar!
ReplyDeletehiya Cube..happy holidays to ya!
ReplyDelete47 hey?
ReplyDeleteWho the heck knew that 47 was like some magically appearing number?
It's not a Fibonacci number either, so I can't figure how 47 has captured imaginations.
I'll be keeping an eye out in future though, of course!
gotta love your geek friends...especially when you live amidst a family full of them!
ReplyDeleteangel: Happy Easter to you & yours.
ReplyDeletecaz: No, 47 isn't a Fibonacci (although I have special feelings for those too), but keep your eyes open & you may be amazed.
nanc: Gotta love those geeks ;-)
this sounds like something they bring up on Numb3rs all the time.
ReplyDeleteI love that show. It'll probably get cancelled.
(*)>
o.t. johnny hart passed away late last night - r.i.p.
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a wonderful Easter!
ReplyDeleteHuggles and Love from our home to yours.
Raggedy
I loved that dog vid!
Great Cat n chick pic too!
^5 on the old woman solving the crime.
Toodles
How very weird. I'll keep my eyes open for 47 from now on.
ReplyDelete"Oh, no... Not again!"
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I've never heard of this...
ReplyDeleteo.t. - cube? you okay?
ReplyDeletecheck this out!
bw: Numb3rs is one of those shows that I'd like to watch, but never manage to find.
ReplyDeletenanc: I didn't know about Hart. That's too bad.
raggedy: Hope you & your family had a nice Easter. Thanks for dropping by.
phoenix: It is weird. I became a fan of 47 via Star Trek, but there are other ways to become a Forty-seven-ite... or Forty-seven-er?
brooke: Yes, again.
ReplyDeletejen: I'm glad you liked it :-)
nanc: Yep, I'm OK, just a little busy.
Thanks for bringing that post to my attention. I found it fascinating that they haven't classified Earth's species already. Such awesome diversity!
it'll really screw them up if evolution prevails!
ReplyDeletenanc: Evolution & diversity aren't mutually exclusive. Actually they can happily coexist.
ReplyDeleteGosh, I was hoping for 47 comments on this post...
ReplyDelete