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my 6th grade math teacher got fired due to exploding to my chaotic class

Does anyone else here HATE odd numbers with 4+ digits? I swear so many odd numbers (except for ones ending in 5) look super ugly at the end of these kinds of numbers. I don't care that much about odd numbers with way too many digits to comprehend tho.

anyways the UGLIEST number imo has to be 28119

Does anyone else here HATE odd numbers with 4+ digits? I swear so many odd numbers (except for ones ending in 5) look super ugly at the end of these kinds of numbers. I don't care that much about odd numbers with way too many digits to comprehend tho.

anyways the UGLIEST number imo has to be 28119

9999
7777
5555
3333
1111

How did your math teacher even explode-

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28119 is still undefeated! I don't find sequence numbers like the ones you mentioned very ugly...

1235, 12346 AND 99998 ARE TERRIBLY UGLY EVEN NUMBERS DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON THOSE IT TELLS ME A NUMBER DOESN'T HAVE TO BE ODD NOT ENDING IN 5 TO BE UGLY