Not sure which section to post
this, but i just decided to post it here.
Very intriguing: This year we're
going to experience four unusual
dates, 1/1/11, 1/11/11, 11/1/11, 11/11/11
and thats not all. Take the last two
digits of the year in which you were
born- Now add it to the age you
WILL BE this year, and the result will
be 111 for EVERYONE!! Doubting it?
NOW TRY YOURS!!

What's the problem? Your English is bad or what?

Fascinatingly funny mehn.

I ADDED AND GOT ZERO WHY?

lol @bin

are u sure u have a DOB

interesting mathematics

Ok now i get it! Waoh!!

lol @bin

are u sure u have a DOB
interesting mathematics

lmao! just did mine 111. it's just maths joo

bin doesn't know simple arithmetic lol.

i used calculator oo!

and u cant press it correctly? make una find the guy an ol'skool reckoner. . he's out of touch with date. lol

reckoner. . . lol

yes o. na slabs of woods im sabi calculate with am.

Nice one but it does not apply to kids born between 2010 till date.

@ poster you are partially right.

partially in the sense that for year of 90's and down the ladder it applies

But for Y2ks(year 2000) it does apply.

for example if i was born 2001. calculate pls

timbros:

Not sure which section to post
this, but i just decided to post it here.
Very intriguing: This year we're
going to experience four unusual
dates, 1/1/11, 1/11/11, 11/1/11, 11/11/11
and thats not all. Take the last two
digits of the year in which you were
born- Now add it to the age you
WILL BE this year, and the result will
be 111 for EVERYONE!! Doubting it?
NOW TRY YOURS!!

Now this is cool - I tried several dates and each time got 111. . .

I ADDED AND GOT ZERO WHY?

u are asking y, olodo lyk u.

i used calculator oo!

and u still got zero.
story of your life, ZERO.

elementary school arithmetic. It's actually funny that people are just understanding these simple simple number theory now. What I learnt since I was 7yrs old. SMH

@jackpot pls explain the simple number theory to us.

(1+2)²=1³+2³
(1+2+3)²=1³+2³+3³
(1+2+3+4)²=1³+2³+3³+4³
(1+2+3+4+5)²=1³+2³+3³+4³+5³
. . .
And the list goes on.

This is just one of the thousands of 'natural number patterns' in number theory.

Er, bros (1+2)² does not equal 1³+2³ and the list goes on. . .

Er sis, actually it does. Check yo math again, lady.

*Shhh, *

_{I was looking for his mouth.}

okay

Only a 'full' will call lie an enjoyment

Na words of wisdom you dey drop ni?

and the list goes on

observe the pattern in addition of odd numbers starting from 1

@ a_rare_gum
it's a pun in someone's siggy

@ Beanspot

I get you

ARareGem:

@ Beanspot

I get you

Lol.