15

dunno... english is a weird hybrid mutt language.

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Though you might notice that we have a word for twelve of something ("dozen") and after that we switch to counting with "-teen" instead of having special words for the numbers.

17

also 11 is a 'weird' number too.

18

Yep, eleven and twelve both are odd--just twelve with its "w" and L-V-E looks odd to me when I spell it out.
Why do we even have the word "dozen"? It seems so useless -_-

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12 is a convenient number in a world where mental math is important. You can only cut 10 in half once, and you can't cut it in thirds at all. You can cut 12 in half twice, or you can cut it in thirds or sixths.

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12 + 12 - 1/4(12)

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I see Potironette is taking my 12 information to heart.

12*2-1

=)

Twice twelve. ;)

five squared

Protons in Iron.

Three threes of threes.

4*7

10th prime number

10+10+10

Protons in the post-transition metal below Al, that is, protons in Gallium

*pretends to understand*

32

When you have 3 in the tens place and 3 in the ones place

I'm studying for my chemistry test tomorrow T_T

34

my daughter in high school doesn't have school tomorrow.... we got a huge ton of snow dropped on us yesterday!

7*5
I wish I didn't have school tomorrow, but the snow wasn't enough in New York to warrant that v.v

six squared

daughter in college got a few flurries - in Poughkeepsie, NY. =)

46 getting close!!

47.....

48

seven squared

50
o_o!

yaay!!

*throws confetti*

One.

Two

three

once more, with feeling! =)

Four. Congrats, folks!

five.

yaay!

Six

So happy, made it to 50 X'D!

seven

it does happen from time to time! XD

If the hypotenuse is 10, and a leg is 6, then the other leg is 8.

Studying for math now y-y

three squared

heheh...

6*5

erm....

11

30? What page are you on?

Starting over!

Zero~

*pfft*

One