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I feel the same way about 1s. It can be a 1, it can be a dash, it can be an underline. . . .at least the way most write it. Rarely do I ever see it drawn with the side hat and base.
When I was learning those symbols, I gave them personalities. I still see faces on all numbers and letters. Note: 2 is the only number that faces to the right, but â unlike 6 â is looking behind it. I usually draw 2âs as mad to the world so they donât look like Zâs.
What I find interesting is that while we have dozens of different alphabets in the world, almost everyone uses those squiggles we call Arabic Numbers. They were most likely invented in India and propagated by Arab traders during the European siesta called the Dark Ages.
so it is true that you can manipulate numbers to mean whatever you want visually. also true that one can just stress a few of them over a few of the others, put them in a certain order, and conveniently leave out a couple and you have the âstate of the unionâ and the âeconomic growthâ governmental figures. Or even the âend of yearâ company report, âscientificâ trends, and of course the IRS income tax percentages that will soon be haunting everyone. All definitely, numbers we have to deal with that arenât as fun as yours Sally, but numbers are used that way whenever certain people try to convince other people of how good a âjobâ theyâre doing. Or not doing.
mccollunsky about 1 year ago
Ones can be tricky they can be Iâs or lower case lâs. Nines can sneak up and pretend to be a six.
Yngvar Følling about 1 year ago
And a 4 upside down pretends to be a chair.
Of course, the one without any limit at all, is an 8 on its side.
jpsomebody about 1 year ago
If 6 turned out to be 9, I donât mind.
yaakovashoshana about 1 year ago
Sounds like Sally has Ordinal Linguistic Personification Synesthesia.
FaustoCoppi about 1 year ago
âYou are No. 6.â
âWho is No. 1?â
âThat would be telling!â
Qiset about 1 year ago
And be afraid of 7.
thevideostoreguy about 1 year ago
And sevens! Those sneaky so-and-sos, pretending to be Lâs, or worse, part of squares. Those arenât even letters OR numbers!
cracker65 about 1 year ago
Funny comic
Asharah about 1 year ago
6s stand on their heads and pretend to be 9s.
Mediatech about 1 year ago
Lets not even start with the letter O and number 0.
Purple People Eater about 1 year ago
And what about the nines that pretend that theyâre sixes, and the zeros that make you think that theyâre Oâs.
dcdete. about 1 year ago
I even love the title page.
âSally. Sally. Sitting up on a three.â
âSheâs acting cleverer than U and M EEE.â
hariseldon59 about 1 year ago
Sheâs just written 666 twice. The mark of the beast.
KennethPrice2 about 1 year ago
In Canasta Red Threes are valuable but Black Threes are useful only as discards.
baraktorvan about 1 year ago
I feel the same way about 1s. It can be a 1, it can be a dash, it can be an underline. . . .at least the way most write it. Rarely do I ever see it drawn with the side hat and base.
Dean about 1 year ago
Nikola Tesla loved 3s.
RobinHood about 1 year ago
3 is a magic number
VegaAlopex about 1 year ago
When I was learning those symbols, I gave them personalities. I still see faces on all numbers and letters. Note: 2 is the only number that faces to the right, but â unlike 6 â is looking behind it. I usually draw 2âs as mad to the world so they donât look like Zâs.
MoonlitKnight Premium Member about 1 year ago
And this is why sorting out Wâs at an M&M factory is such a hard job. Some might be Eâs or 3âs as well.
jagedlo about 1 year ago
We take a break from the âLinus on the roofâ arc to bring you fun with numbersâŚ
Under Dog Premium Member about 1 year ago
They can be birds too.
billyk75 about 1 year ago
She wrote two 666âs on the last panel.
preacherman Premium Member about 1 year ago
And 6âs like to be 9âs.
PaulAbbott2 about 1 year ago
Youâll love the Russian Alphabet, Sal. Where â3â is a letter. Comes right before the backwards âNâ
Darryl Heine about 1 year ago
Why does a number 6 look like a nose? And how can you tell thereâs Nâs in the Mâs?
dflak about 1 year ago
What I find interesting is that while we have dozens of different alphabets in the world, almost everyone uses those squiggles we call Arabic Numbers. They were most likely invented in India and propagated by Arab traders during the European siesta called the Dark Ages.
uniquename about 1 year ago
On their side, I though the "3"s looked like birds more than "M"s or "N"s.
Doug K about 1 year ago
Numbers ⌠You canât trust any of them.
Ellis97 about 1 year ago
What about sevens? They eat the number nine.
mrsdonaldson about 1 year ago
Turn those threes again and you get M-birds. :)
ladykat Premium Member about 1 year ago
You just canât trust numbers, can you, Sally?
Saddenedby Premium Member about 1 year ago
so it is true that you can manipulate numbers to mean whatever you want visually. also true that one can just stress a few of them over a few of the others, put them in a certain order, and conveniently leave out a couple and you have the âstate of the unionâ and the âeconomic growthâ governmental figures. Or even the âend of yearâ company report, âscientificâ trends, and of course the IRS income tax percentages that will soon be haunting everyone. All definitely, numbers we have to deal with that arenât as fun as yours Sally, but numbers are used that way whenever certain people try to convince other people of how good a âjobâ theyâre doing. Or not doing.
Crandlemire about 1 year ago
Now if a 6 turned out to be 9 I donât mind, I donât mind, (well alright)
Otis Rufus Driftwood about 1 year ago
Sally really sees the world differently, doesnât she?
Decepticomic about 1 year ago
$41Iy makes a good point.
Jonathan K. and the Elusive Dream Girl about 1 year ago
Peanuts has been brought to you today by the numbers 3 and 6.
Bob Ross Fan about 1 year ago
Itâs really interesting how our language works. Schulz really was a comic genius huh
ajakimber425 about 1 year ago
Or 9âs
Angry Indeed Premium Member about 1 year ago
She must crunch the numbers to save humanity!
Jogger2 about 1 year ago
When I was in 1st and 2nd grade, there was an eye chart like that. Instead of identifying the letters, we identified which way the âEâ was facing.
T... about 1 year ago
Clever ArabsâŚ
smooth_sphinx497122 about 1 year ago
I donât think threes are not trusted. FIVEâS are not trusted!
!!ÇlÉâ about 1 year ago
So, there had been 66 comments before mine here, so that showed two noses, instead of one!! If this be 67, then what is beside the nose??
Sakura Tomoe about 1 year ago
8 is the worst. It lies on its back and just goes on forever.
anncorr339 about 1 year ago
Sally is losing it over the number3
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 1 year ago
Waitâll she gets interested in pig latin
Ceeg22 Premium Member about 1 year ago
My 6s pretend to be Gs
Lisa Marie Chamberlain about 1 year ago
Number 3s can be for birds, clouds