OMFG 666
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06-09-2006 | 12:19 PM
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RE: OMFG 666
idk. i suppose its possible...but the odds are like what...one in a hundred thousand? maybe a million?
i mean just the fact that he weighed 6lbs 6oz and was born on 6/6/06 is a far shot. yeah youve got to take into the fact that maybe they planned to concieve so it would land around there..but the baby could have come months early or months late. thats a good range of 1/60 chance he lands on the right day. now you figure the average baby weighs between 6 and 8 pounds. we'll take into account that the smallest measure they use is an ounce. so you figure 5 lbs 0 oz, 5 lbs 1 oz, 5lbs 2oz...etc....up to we'll say 8lbs 5 oz (babies can get a LOT bigger tho)...and thats still 1/35 chance it hits 6 lbs 6 oz. to get the probability of the two happening together you multiply those two numbers, then you have to divide it by two (multiply it by 1/2) because it could be either a boy or girl...you're already at 1/4200 chance. then multiply it by 1/24 because of the hours in the day (it was born 6:59 am...you figure 6am means between the hours of 6 and 7, then you also have 7-8, 8-9...etc...24 combinations) and your at...woah! a stunning 1/100,800 chance of there being a boy born on 6/6/06 at 6am that weighs 6lbs 6oz. and thats figuring average baby size, average span of possible ranges the baby could come in, and not taking into account that it could have been stillborn or a failed pregnancy or a miscarriage...or even the amount of time she was in labor.
i am highly skeptical.
i mean just the fact that he weighed 6lbs 6oz and was born on 6/6/06 is a far shot. yeah youve got to take into the fact that maybe they planned to concieve so it would land around there..but the baby could have come months early or months late. thats a good range of 1/60 chance he lands on the right day. now you figure the average baby weighs between 6 and 8 pounds. we'll take into account that the smallest measure they use is an ounce. so you figure 5 lbs 0 oz, 5 lbs 1 oz, 5lbs 2oz...etc....up to we'll say 8lbs 5 oz (babies can get a LOT bigger tho)...and thats still 1/35 chance it hits 6 lbs 6 oz. to get the probability of the two happening together you multiply those two numbers, then you have to divide it by two (multiply it by 1/2) because it could be either a boy or girl...you're already at 1/4200 chance. then multiply it by 1/24 because of the hours in the day (it was born 6:59 am...you figure 6am means between the hours of 6 and 7, then you also have 7-8, 8-9...etc...24 combinations) and your at...woah! a stunning 1/100,800 chance of there being a boy born on 6/6/06 at 6am that weighs 6lbs 6oz. and thats figuring average baby size, average span of possible ranges the baby could come in, and not taking into account that it could have been stillborn or a failed pregnancy or a miscarriage...or even the amount of time she was in labor.
i am highly skeptical.
#18
06-09-2006 | 07:20 PM
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Re: Omfg 666
ORIGINAL: Nail I3unny
idk. i suppose its possible...but the odds are like what...one in a hundred thousand? maybe a million?
i mean just the fact that he weighed 6lbs 6oz and was born on 6/6/06 is a far shot. yeah youve got to take into the fact that maybe they planned to concieve so it would land around there..but the baby could have come months early or months late. thats a good range of 1/60 chance he lands on the right day. now you figure the average baby weighs between 6 and 8 pounds. we'll take into account that the smallest measure they use is an ounce. so you figure 5 lbs 0 oz, 5 lbs 1 oz, 5lbs 2oz...etc....up to we'll say 8lbs 5 oz (babies can get a LOT bigger tho)...and thats still 1/35 chance it hits 6 lbs 6 oz. to get the probability of the two happening together you multiply those two numbers, then you have to divide it by two (multiply it by 1/2) because it could be either a boy or girl...you're already at 1/4200 chance. then multiply it by 1/24 because of the hours in the day (it was born 6:59 am...you figure 6am means between the hours of 6 and 7, then you also have 7-8, 8-9...etc...24 combinations) and your at...woah! a stunning 1/100,800 chance of there being a boy born on 6/6/06 at 6am that weighs 6lbs 6oz. and thats figuring average baby size, average span of possible ranges the baby could come in, and not taking into account that it could have been stillborn or a failed pregnancy or a miscarriage...or even the amount of time she was in labor.
i am highly skeptical.
idk. i suppose its possible...but the odds are like what...one in a hundred thousand? maybe a million?
i mean just the fact that he weighed 6lbs 6oz and was born on 6/6/06 is a far shot. yeah youve got to take into the fact that maybe they planned to concieve so it would land around there..but the baby could have come months early or months late. thats a good range of 1/60 chance he lands on the right day. now you figure the average baby weighs between 6 and 8 pounds. we'll take into account that the smallest measure they use is an ounce. so you figure 5 lbs 0 oz, 5 lbs 1 oz, 5lbs 2oz...etc....up to we'll say 8lbs 5 oz (babies can get a LOT bigger tho)...and thats still 1/35 chance it hits 6 lbs 6 oz. to get the probability of the two happening together you multiply those two numbers, then you have to divide it by two (multiply it by 1/2) because it could be either a boy or girl...you're already at 1/4200 chance. then multiply it by 1/24 because of the hours in the day (it was born 6:59 am...you figure 6am means between the hours of 6 and 7, then you also have 7-8, 8-9...etc...24 combinations) and your at...woah! a stunning 1/100,800 chance of there being a boy born on 6/6/06 at 6am that weighs 6lbs 6oz. and thats figuring average baby size, average span of possible ranges the baby could come in, and not taking into account that it could have been stillborn or a failed pregnancy or a miscarriage...or even the amount of time she was in labor.
i am highly skeptical.
how did you figure that out??
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