It's not a sequence, and progressively isn't rare. The order of the numbers is not important. These numbers have something in common.
markr wrote:"2, 17, 41, 73," Try said positively. (according to my dictionary, this word is rarely used)
Is it primality? I can't find that word in my dictionary
Tryagain wrote:TTH writes, "Do you have an answer to that ?"
2 B or not 2 B THAT is the question!
No wonder I think you talk funny since you speak like Shakespeare
We are such stuff... As dreams are made on, but soft! What light through yonder window breaks?
Good morning to each and all, busy day today. First to collect my unemployment benefits, then to the soup kitchen for lunch. Let the good times roll
NOT
FORM
FORM
FORM
.PUT IT
All the world's a stage... Oh, I am fortune's fool!
The whole riddle is important to form an answer:
NOT
FORM
FORM
FORM
Back after I have been to the park to feed the ducks.
NOT
FORM
FORM
FORM= not without all the forms
.PUT IT = put it away
I thought of that after I had posted. I think my answer immediately came to mind as I have been up to my neck in college paperwork for my daughter.
1. Great guys
2. Big guys
3. Bad guys
4. Good guys
5. Nice guys = nice guys finish last
TRIWINPLE
TIME = win in triple overtime
"I think of you as Barbie".
You two are going to make a beautiful couple

Hold on while i put you in a scenario~
[size=8]SWIMMER
700.645 seconds upstream
370.649 seconds downstream
1071.294 seconds overall[/size]
TTH wrote:markr wrote:TTH:
"Alas, I am inconsolable," said Tom unhappily
Close, but not quite.
unfortunately?
Mark since unhappily was wrong is unfortunately wrong too?
Yes, that's also incorrect.
Etc wrote, "Hold on while i put you in a scenario"
Nice painting, is it one of your own? May I also ask, who is doing the pushing and just who is looking up the ladies skirt, is he a ski instructor? :wink:
Alas, I am inconsolable," said Tom uncontrollably
BPOOUSTSS
Nice painting, is it one of your own? May I also ask, who is doing the pushing and just who is looking up the ladies skirt, is he a ski instructor?
The painting is by Jean Honore Fragonard, the man on the ground is a likeness of Baron St. Julian and his bishop is swinging The Baron's mistress ~Madame,,, Madam,,,eh, ummm, etc-etc-etc.,,,um 'Her Ugliness'
The Baron tried to commission a painter who had recently won a contest, (de salon?) but declined when told by the Baron that he wanted a picture showing the pretty little thing's leg's. (risque' for that era) So the Baron was introduced to Fragonard who delightfully (perhaps without hesitation, if you've ever seen his 'Girl with her dog') took the comission.
I did start to sketch it a couple of years ago. The ropes remind me of a statue left for repair at an old marble quarry that is now a museum in Proctor Vermont.The statue is of a young girl who is on a swing with a boy standing by. The girl is poor as she is missing a button on the back of her smock. The ropes are carved at an angle as the lil' girl is in motion. It looks amazing. Ever been? It's a 2 and a half hour drive from bradford, Ma. Some of the sidewalks in that town are made of marble. I'm due to go back.