I feel like (6, 7) should definitely be a tuple
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0118 999 881 999 119 725 3
I think it's more of a 0118 999 88199 9119 725 3
Oh, that's easy to remember!
I've had a bit of a tumble
I was reading Wikipedia about the origins of 23 and came across this neat tidbit:
On the RMS Titanic there was a watertight door on E Deck numbered 23 which was informally called the "skidoo door" according to the testimony of the Chief Baker Charles John Joughin.
Schfifty-five.
Shiggity shawh
twennyone
You stoopid
42 is undeniably the funniest number
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Maybe not a teen thing, but among children I think "because 789" could bring 789 into the discussion.
Further cementing that there is an xkcd for everything.
If you're gonna include 23 skidoo... You should include being at sixes and sevens:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_sixes_and_sevens
67... Is very very old British slang for wrecked/confused, at odds, or hysterical.
"I was all 6's and 7's"
I think some will still understand it, although I can't remember the last time I heard anyone use it.
67 sneaking onto the ‘funny numbers’ list is hilarious—teens are basically a standards committee now.
Deaf people - 258 (very interesting) and 84 (there's no good direct translation for this)
Needs to add my favorite number: 8647
and 1312
“Now, my story begins in nineteen dickety two. We had to say dickety 'cause the kaiser had stolen our word twenty….”
There really is an xkcd for everything.
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They left out 86 and the more recent variant 8647
Tree fiddy