Favourite numbers

[Morzedec]

3717 (3440)

Happy childhood days

[Cyril Haearn]

3717 (3440)

Happy childhood days

3717 was a 57xx pannier tank according to my book, I suspected 3440 was City of Truro..
Right again Cyril

[lbomaak2]

60. Someone else has already chosen this, but failed to point out that it is a Superior Highly Composite Number.

[Cyril Haearn]

60
Retirement age

[JohnW]

6234

[Oldjohnw]

60
Retirement age

For some!

[Cyril Haearn]

Is 531 still the favourite number for cyclists?

Picked up a school book of maths excersizes for teenagers, looks very difficult

[JohnW]

Is 531 still the favourite number for cyclists?

Picked up a school book of maths excersizes for teenagers, looks very difficult

...............well it would be for me - but I'd be accused of ".....banging an old drum........." by the bright, young things of the cycling fraternity!

[Ant...]

I've got two, 4472 my old fire brigade number and the proper number for the Flying Scotsman, and 2 1/4 from the rhyme in the metricifcation info advert Two and a quater pounds of jam
weigh about a kilogram.
I don't know why it stuck but it did.

[Cyril Haearn]

A millipede does not of course (?) have a thousand feet, but up to 375 pairs, some species have only 12, 20 or 50

Perhaps one could talk about Grandipedes, they are indeed grand, fascinating, beasts

[[XAP]Bob]

42

But what is the question?

6 x 7

Come on...

Whatissixtimesnine

[simonineaston]

I'm OK with even numbers, but odd numbers don't seem right to me... I often mix up 5 or 3 with letters like M and this can make doing sums difficult. May I take this opportunity to tell all one of my favourite number-based jokes? Says zero to eight, "Nice belt!"

[Cyril Haearn]

37°C, 100°F

Possible temperatures this weekend