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Mon 15 Sep, 2003 11:57 am
If you spell out the numbers from one to a thousand, i.e. one, two, three, four,...................................one hundred one, one hundred two, and so on,
what is unique about the last number?
maybe its the only compound word in all the other numbers? or its not the full name since it just says thousand and not "one" thousand?
Sorry Riddler, that was just my sloppy typing, it should have read "one thousand"
lol, this sounds dumb, it has a period after it?
It's not that vague, if you spell out the numbers there is something in the last one that doesn't appear in the other 999.
i get it, it's the letter "a" right? Man I've been dreaming bout that riddle all last night and it just hit me after math class. Good one.
aaaaaaaaaaaah you got it riddler, and you got it before craven so you get ten extra points.
score and i only wrote up to number ten anyway, wow and craven almiost got it if he didn't put an "h" after all those "a"s he wrote. or was he just waiting for someone else to answer? and by the way, i'm asking this riddle to people in my english class in SF including my teacher so don't tell people where the riddler is if someone is looking for me, okay?
riddler wrote:or was he just waiting for someone else to answer?
Yup, I do that when it's a real easy one.
that's nice of you and there's no sarcasm mixed in with that answer, try answering the other riddles
I've been too busy to follow all the riddle threads. If you have one in particular that you want me to answer let me know and I'll get around to it.
is your e-mail address seriously that? if it is i like, amusing.
email that address and you'll see ;-)
Craven de Kere wrote:email that address and you'll see ;-)
Grrrrrrrrrr - who you calling minion?
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If you spelled out all the letters ie: One, Two, Three etc... and crossed out all the alphabetical letters ie: One - you would cross out O N and E, One thousand is the first word to have an "A"
Is that right?