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Why is the 9 and the four gang splitted with a coma

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Papa Enny's Avatar Papa Enny
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Why is the 103 and 992 also split?
I need answers!!! Why there are so many fours and neins! Warum!
Why there are 4 nines and only 3 fours?
On this post, there is more questions than answers!
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Totodile
09/16/2022 5:06 pm
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lol
um… maybe the nines and fours had an argument and split up, vowing to protect one another of each number. when the nines/fours declare war on the fours/nines, then they all fight for one of them same number as them.

(Also, technically there’s 5 nines and 4 fours)
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Papa Enny
09/17/2022 8:39 am
Level 57 : Grandmaster Scapegoat Dwarf
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They are getting more! THEY BREEED!!!
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Totodile
09/17/2022 5:21 pm
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lol yeah xD
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McMeddon
09/15/2022 6:33 am
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alternativ dotation for " . "
so instead of 10000 / 10.000 - mericans use 10,000

this just makes it easier to read numbers
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Papa Enny
09/15/2022 8:46 am
Level 57 : Grandmaster Scapegoat Dwarf
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I know, that in america it's opposite

I mean the fact that they are next to a "fence"(here: comma)
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ThatCatWanderingTheGalaxy
09/13/2022 4:39 pm
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segregation

but in china and japan 4 and 9 are unlucky numbers because they share a word with what their word for “death” or “dying” is

language am i right? And they just blame the supernatural for this? Not who made the language?
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Papa Enny
09/13/2022 5:30 pm
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Vietnamese is kinda cursed, every syllabe is a word
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ThatCatWanderingTheGalaxy
09/13/2022 8:51 pm
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Ye
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