Frank and Ernest by Thaves for December 19, 2012
December 18, 2012
December 20, 2012
Transcript:
Man: I just invented numbers! Frank: I knew we could count on you!
Man: I just invented numbers! Frank: I knew we could count on you!
ARF2 about 12 years ago
This would make a good Frank & Earnest gag: Asked, “What was your greatest achievement,” the inventor of zero modestly replies, “Oh, it was nothing…”.
InTraining Premium Member about 12 years ago
The beginning of the IRS…… ! ! !
rnmontgomery about 12 years ago
And arabic numbers to boot, some culture is not going be happy about this
edpeters about 12 years ago
There are three kinds of people in the World: Those who can count and those who can’t…
hippogriff about 12 years ago
Real Arabic numerals look quite different.
Perkycat about 12 years ago
Thank you! I don’t know what I would do without numbers. Could I have a few more in my bank account please?
Justice22 about 12 years ago
Zero is in the Beetle Bailey cartoon.
rejoiceitellyourejoice about 12 years ago
look in Japan, good thing it was shot down or maybe we’d be speakin Swahili, or Beetle Bailey,
Kerbster about 12 years ago
“Hey, look what happens when I put numbers together. It makes bigger numbers!”
cubswin2016 about 12 years ago
Today’s show is brought to you by the letter “A” and the number “4”.
K M about 12 years ago
Brother-in-law once saw a cartoon, although he couldn’t find it to show me, where a large, ornate zero is being carried through a large, adoring crowd on a large, ornate sedan chair; the people are bowing to it, dancing before it, throwing garlands of flowers onto it. One bystander asks another, “Is nothing sacred?”
danlarios about 12 years ago
did you know roman numerals were made by the romans?? I bet ya didn’t know that?
bmonk about 12 years ago
Looks rather Arabesque to me.
Phosphoros about 12 years ago
I work in a warehouse. I tell our cycle counter lead (continuous inventory counter) that her job… counts! [That was Thaves inspired.]
bmonk about 12 years ago
‘…where’s the “zero”?’
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Zero? That’s nothing!