Grace Speaker wrote:You know you're an irredeemable nerdy geek, or possibly a geeky nerd, when you're watching The Big Bang Theory and you suddenly spot that the house number on Will Wheaton's house is 1701 and it makes you grin like a loony at this lovingly geeky in-joke.![]()
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If you can spot why, you're as bad as me!
John Cleese@JohnCleese
Congratulation to dear Michael Pallin on his Knighthood !!! Sir Mickey !
He'll have to go 'Ni' for the rest of his life now
phalarope wrote:After the Queen does the tap is there an opportunity for the newly knighted to respond? If so, do you think Michael will have the cheek to say "Ni"?
Grace Speaker wrote:You know you're an irredeemable nerdy geek, or possibly a geeky nerd, when you're watching The Big Bang Theory and you suddenly spot that the house number on Will Wheaton's house is 1701 and it makes you grin like a loony at this lovingly geeky in-joke.![]()
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If you can spot why, you're as bad as me!
chrisboote wrote:Grace Speaker wrote:You know you're an irredeemable nerdy geek, or possibly a geeky nerd, when you're watching The Big Bang Theory and you suddenly spot that the house number on Will Wheaton's house is 1701 and it makes you grin like a loony at this lovingly geeky in-joke.![]()
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If you can spot why, you're as bad as me!
Amy's apartment used to be 314
Grace Speaker wrote:chrisboote wrote:Grace Speaker wrote:You know you're an irredeemable nerdy geek, or possibly a geeky nerd, when you're watching The Big Bang Theory and you suddenly spot that the house number on Will Wheaton's house is 1701 and it makes you grin like a loony at this lovingly geeky in-joke.![]()
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If you can spot why, you're as bad as me!
Amy's apartment used to be 314yes, I spotted that one too, but always felt that it should have been Sheldon's apartment number - he is after all 'Moonpie' . . .
chrisboote wrote:2311 is the fifth (4Ath?) Euclid number
Grace Speaker wrote: is also a real address that they've pinched for the show
chrisboote wrote:So ... 4(A)2311 with all its attendant mathematical associations is giving too much credit, but 314 is OK? 1701 is OK?
Read Simon Singh's book about "The Simpsons and Their Mathematical Secrets" to see what happens when maths geeks write scripts for a comedy
Now compare the list of Simpsons writers and consultants, and TBBT writers and consultants ...
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