As promised, here's more.
2.  The number 1 is not considered a prime number.
3.  I've recently started eating oatmeal for breakfast, but only brown sugar flavor.
5.  I use my TI-83 Plus all the time.
7.  I clip my fingernails weekly, or more so if I think I need it.
11.  The Data Analysis Toolpack addition to Excel is really pretty cool.
13.  I keep my thermostat on 68*F for the winter.
17.  I've been waiting and waiting for Joe Purdy's new album to come out.
19.  The square root of 19 does not exist.  It's real weird.  Just a blank spot.
23.  Rainfall does not follow a normal distribution pattern.  It's all random, baby.
29.  Rules regarding the number 0 did not come into existence until 628 AD.
31.  Zero is an even number.
37.  A man walks down the street, says "Why am I soft in the middle now?  Why am I soft in the middle when the rest of my life is so hard."
41.  I'm OCD.  Sorta.  Or, more accurately, I do certain things OCD, like popping my knuckles.  There's a certain pattern I follow when doing this.  Or washing my hands and touching door handles.
43.  I have a Blue-Green personality type: I am a people pleaser and an analytical person.
47.  Alison Krauss & Robert Plant's cd is really quite pleasant.
53.  I'm from a coal mining state, where the air smells like warm rootbeer and the cloudmaker machines are always blowing.
59.  I hit the "Next Blog" link at the top of the page quite frequently.
61.  I've always enjoyed cartoons, especially the old ones, like Tom & Jerry, Loony Toons, Tiny Toons, The Flinstones, and Scooby Doo.  Most of the new ones are stupid, but I do like Sponge Bob and Dexter's Lab.
67.  My favorite song: Mrs. Potter's Lullaby, by the Counting Crows.
71.  One dream: Build a music room in the home we design, large enough for a piano, some guitars, mandolins, banjos, and whatever other fancy is tickled.
73.  My love:  Jesus first.  Keisha second.  
79.  I push back the cuticles on my fingers a lot.
83.  I can independently control my second toe on my right foot.  
89.  There are 25 prime numbers between 1 and 100.
97.  I wonder when we'll get out of this economic turndown.  Will the rest of the world fall with us?
The hills are alive, folks.  And they have eyes!
6 comments:
I didn't know 1 wasn't a prime number...
I find the economic downturn exciting...mainly because It's going to force a lot of people to trust in either God or themselves (including me).
Number 37 just means I'll start calling you Al.
Yep, Brandon Barr. I didn't know that about 1 until just recently. I bought a book--50 Mathematical Ideas You Really Need to Know--and it's been eye opening. I mean, I'm an engineer and I've had way too much calculus to remember, and I never learned most of the stuff in the book (so far).
Well said, Marky. Well said.
I might have to check out that math book.
Marky's "Al" comment went over my head.
Numbers? What are those? ;)
I am a big fan of Spongebob. And The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack. Fun stuff.
And I have to admit that I got pretty addicted to I, Carly back when my daughter was watching it regularly.
@Carl: Never heard of the flapjack show. Hmmm. But yeah, I, too, was hooked on iCarly. All the characters are hilarious in that show. And Drake & Josh, too, not that I think about it...
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