Divisible by two
If you count the petals on a daisy, there’s a good chance you’ll come up with a Fibonacci number.
(Oh, there’s still time — barely — to assemble a Valentine’s Day Mix.)
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fillyjonk »
14 February 2008 · 6:37 pm
Eh. Daisies just make me sneeze.
Dan B »
14 February 2008 · 6:47 pm
Two-thirds of all Fibonacci numbers are odd, so “she loves me” should come up more than the even-result alternative.
I know, just what you wanted to hear.
localmalcontent »
14 February 2008 · 7:00 pm
So simply start out saying “She/He loves me…”, and you get that odd-numbered, perfectly pleasing result, 2/3 of the time.
Either way, and even best 2 outta 3,
Happy Valentines Day to you, C!
McGehee »
15 February 2008 · 8:26 am
Daisies? Go for the sure thing: asters.
CGHill »
15 February 2008 · 11:44 am
I aster already. She said no.