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Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for December 30, 1997
Transcript:
Nate: If you get a three, a four, a six, an eight, a nine or an eleven, you'll land on my hotels! You're dead meat! Aaaarrgh!... Francis: Twelve! A-one...a-two...a-three...a-four...a-five...a-six...a-seven...a-eight... Nate: YOU DON'T HAVE TO COUNT OFF EVERY SINGLE SPACE! Francis: A-niiiiiiiine...
a non-E mouse over 6 years ago
Nice torture technique.
Arcery over 4 years ago
I would be counting more than every space
Over-Confident Nate (Comic Reviewer) about 4 years ago
francis and nate are so annoying
Iron Spidey 824 almost 3 years ago
Francis is a nerd, but in the third panel, he doesn’t use correct grammar. A-eight should be an-eight. Francis, I’m calling you out.
STUFF ENJOYER over 1 year ago
That just ain’t right.
nate_wrong 3 months ago
The only ones that would have saved Francis were 2, 5, 7, 10, 12. The probability that he gets a 2 is 1/36, the probability of a 5 is 4/36, the probability of 7 is 6/36, the probability of 10 is 3/36, and the probability of a 12 is 1/36. Summing up these mutually exclusive events, the probability that he doesn’t land on Nate’s probability is 15/36, or approximately 42% of the time.