5279: one hundred sixty-three tredecillion three hundred fifty-six duodecillion nine hundred...
| one hundred sixty-three tredecillion three hundred fifty-six duodecillion nine hundred... |
 Made by: Tiny Desk Engineer |
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The author writes:[edit | edit source]
I wonder if I somehow got a mathematical constant by chance while typing that number. If I did, just know that I did not intend that.
Also, I just wanted to note that I've submitted to this site enough that my phone's suggestions always include "strip:" (including colon) after "Original".
Original strip: 1991-04-01.
Transcript[edit | edit source]
Garfield: Jon, if you can guess how many cookies are in this jar, you get the entire contents!
{Jon guesses an arbitrary, but specific, large number, specifically the number one hundred sixty-three tredecillion three hundred fifty-six duodecillion nine hundred ninety eight undecillion two hundred fifty eight decillion nine hundred twenty six nonillion five hundred twenty seven octillion five hundred fifty-eight septillion nine hundred seventy-nine sextillion two hundred ninety-seven quintillion nine hundred thirty-six quadrillion two hundred sixty-seven trillion three hundred sixty-seven billion nine hundred thirty-five million five hundred seventy-two thousand three hundred seventy-eight}
Garfield: WE HAVE A WINNER!
{Jon looks surprised as his randomly chosen and ridiculously large guess was exactly the same as the amount of cookies in the jar}
