the queen of useless knowledge

[lethoso]

Originally posted by Luvian: 99066 is an unique number. If you enter it on a calculator, and turn it around, it will give you the same number. And if you multiply it by itself, it will give you all the numerals one time each.

you can do the same with 1

Originally posted by spydar: here are some more I remembered: 4) The total estimated weight of insects in the world is greater than the combinded estimated weight of every other living thing.

you sure on that? iirc the weight of bacteria is greater than any other lifeform....

[Leonis]

Originally posted by lethoso: quote: Originally posted by Luvian: 99066 is an unique number. If you enter it on a calculator, and turn it around, it will give you the same number. And if you multiply it by itself, it will give you all the numerals one time each.

you can do the same with 1[/QUOTE]1 x 1 = 1234567890? or 9753108642? etc... I wish I'd gone to your school...

[ 06-15-2003, 09:50 AM: Message edited by: Leonis ]

[lethoso]

Originally posted by Leonis: 1 x 1 = 1234567890? or 9753108642? etc... I wish I'd gone to your school... [/QB]

well, i never entered the number into a calculator, and assumed he meant the numerals from the original number, silly mistake on my part....