Two is the only even prime number, which makes it the oddest prime of them all.
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24 0 ReplyI was flabbergasted when I found out you can spell German B (can't type it without installing additional keyboard) as just "SS". My teacher didn't like that. I wonder why 🤔
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I'm guessing the original post was prime numbers and this was just slapped together.
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I'm worried about the 1265 people who liked that comment more than the one person who made it.
11 0 ReplyYou only need something in common for the 6 first odd numbers and "teen" for it to be true for all odd numbers.
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I don't get it... why did they say"two"?
7 0 ReplyThe joke is that they thought they found an exception to this observation, and while they're right that two does not have an e in it, they're wrong in thinking it's an odd number
24 0 ReplyPerhaps this will enlighten you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZVwFa-Fz5QAnd in case you don't feel like watching that: It's a meme harkening back to the stupidity displayed on a well known tumblr post, one of the many displays of which was somebody insisting 2 was odd.
Also see this Ace Attorney version, which is hilarious and the first place I'd heard of it:
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Because replies correcting your obvious mistake drive engagement.
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I can't believe no one has posted the infamous Tumblr thread yet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZVwFa-Fz5Q
Edit: nvmd I'm blind, someone posted it in a reply
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Two / Two
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Pi!
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1 0 ReplyPie isn't a number... PI is
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It's not correct in Swedish because of Sju (7) and Nio (9)
8 2 ReplyNor German. 5 fünf.
1 0 ReplyFnaf? 😮
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It applies even less in Turkish thanks to bir (1), üç (3) and dokuz (9)
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2E0, 4E0, 6E0, 8E0, 1E1, 1.2E1... I can go on
5 1 ReplyFloor of four thirds
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4 0 Replyliterally an E, just backwards
18 0 ReplyЗ is the cyrillic letter for Z. No E in it
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Does π count as a number? I mean there's no e in pi.
8 4 ReplyOdd and even (aka parity) is only defined for integers.
30 0 ReplyThere are 1.1557 e's in pi.
18 0 ReplyPov: You like math
7 0 ReplyWhen he asked, this was roughly my thought as well.
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It's also not odd, so that doesn't work. But to answer your question, it is a number yes.
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I don't see your point
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There is when it tastes good.
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2 0 ReplyNot thirty first.
3 1 ReplyThirty One?
10 0 ReplyNo the thirty first, or the thirty-third, thirty-fifth or thirty-ninth, no e's at all!
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Therty ferst.
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Due
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1 0 ReplyThe forty-first number doesn't, nor does the fourtythird, or the thirtyfifth. I'm sure there are a ton more
4 8 ReplyForty-one, forty-three, thirty-five
15 0 ReplySo do you say you have fourty-first dollars?
5 0 ReplyIt was the one that came after the fourtieth dollar!
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