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tribdog
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It's not a toll free call, but if you dial it I'll answer. Here's an easy way to remember my phone number, you just break it into pieces:
the three digit area code:
the first digit is half the second digit and while the product of all 3 is a single digit their sum has two.
the prefix:
three digits, exactly two of which are the same. The difference between the first and the single digit sum of the other two is twice as big as the first is smaller than the single digit product of the other two.
the suffix:
the first two digits and the last two digits (in order) of a ten digit string of single digit numbers popular with both NASA and bomb exploders.
See how easy that was? OH I almost forgot there is also a three digit extension and the first digit equals the second but not the third and the sum of the digits of the product of the sum and the product of the digits of the extension is equal to the sum of the digits of the extension itself.
the three digit area code:
the first digit is half the second digit and while the product of all 3 is a single digit their sum has two.
the prefix:
three digits, exactly two of which are the same. The difference between the first and the single digit sum of the other two is twice as big as the first is smaller than the single digit product of the other two.
the suffix:
the first two digits and the last two digits (in order) of a ten digit string of single digit numbers popular with both NASA and bomb exploders.
See how easy that was? OH I almost forgot there is also a three digit extension and the first digit equals the second but not the third and the sum of the digits of the product of the sum and the product of the digits of the extension is equal to the sum of the digits of the extension itself.
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