[ SECRET POST #2218 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2218 ⌋

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Comments

Cootie numbers

[(Anonymous)]

In my second grade class, 8 was the "cootie number". Whenever you said it, you would switch gender. In third grade, it was different: you would become a boy if you said 8, but it was 12 that would turn you into a girl.

Re: Cootie numbers

[fingalsanteater]

Was your second grade class in some kind of mangaverse?

Sorry, your comment just made me think of some sort of numerical 'Ranma.'

Cootie numbers are a foreign concept to me.

Re: Cootie numbers

[(Anonymous)]

Hah. I kinda like to think so.

I'm sure millions of elementary schools had similar concepts going around (one of the Marvin Redpost books comes to mind), but I've never heard of any other class that used numbers. I wonder how it originated.

Re: Cootie numbers

[(Anonymous)]

What a strange concept.

Re: Cootie numbers

[(Anonymous)]

It really was. I remember the boys would always ask me what my birthday was because it was on the 8th, but I would evade their clever tricks by answering with the month, year, and/or day of the week...

Second grade was undoubtedly the best year of my life. Ah, nostalgia~