Numbers are alternatively odd and even. “I was only young when I learned to count. It was odd at first, even then” was posted on Twitter by Lee Evans (and others) on April 13, 2011. “I was very young when I learnt to count. It was odd at first, even then” was printed in The Mercury (Durban, South Africa) on April 19, 2011.
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⚓Lee Evans⚓
@LeePhilipEvans
I was only young when I learned to count. It was odd at first, even then.
7:42 AM · Apr 13, 2011·Twitter Web Client
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funny humour
@funnyhumour
I was only young when I learned to count. It was odd at first, even then.
12:38 PM · Apr 13, 2011·erased734497
19 April 2011, The Mercury (Durban, South Africa), “Anger, disappointment, temper,” pg. ?:
Numbers game
I was very young when I learnt to count. It was odd at first, even then.
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5,000 Great One Liners
Compiled by Grant Tucker
London, UK: Biteback Publishing
2012
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I was only young when I learned to count. It was odd at first, even then.
Twitter
Bob Kostic
@causticbob
I was only young when I learned to count.
It was odd at first, even then.
5:05 PM · Jun 30, 2016·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
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@jokesuk
I was only young when I learned to count…
It was odd at first, even then!
2:41 PM · Apr 23, 2018·Twitter for iPhone
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u/porichoygupto September 14, 2019
When I first learned how to count, I found it very strange at the beginning.
It was odd at first, even then.
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