Strange but true... try it out.

[gixster92]

This is weird.....

IS THIS YOUR PHONE NUMBER?

1) Ignoring your area code, key-in the first 3 digits of your phone number
into the calculator
2) multiply by 80
3) then plus 1
4) multiply by 250
5) plus the last four digit of phone number
6) plus the last four digit of phone number again
7) minus 250
8) divide by 2 at last

Is the answer your phone number???

[Wind]

FAR OUT! :nut:

Ohhhhhh, spooky. :bugeye:

[Deuce02]

not even close

[Dyna Jim]

It was right on for me, maybe you need more toes to count on? :whip:

[Deuce02]

I kept getting the wrong number

[Ammoman]

That was it. Now can you help me win big in Vegas?

[BadgerOctane]

I kept getting the wrong number

You're probably doing the same thing I did at first. Don't add the last for digits together, just add them as a whole.

Example: #= 123-4567 Don't add the 4567 together to get 22. Just add 4567 to the equation, then again.

I kept goofing it too until I tried that. :)


BadgerOctane

[gixster92]

its mathmatics it has to work... and trust me If I could come up with this on my own, I wouldn't have payments on my bike :)