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If you have 1-5 people on your friends list, say something about the 3rd person.
If you have 6-20 people on your friends list, say something about the 11th person.
If you have 21-75 people in your friends list, say something about the 21st person.
If you have 75+ people on your friends list, say something about the 50th person.
This sounds fun... for me this algorithm points to MisterWeasel .
Mr. Weasel knows more about a large variety of information than anyone i know besides the freakish dkasak and his mad trivial pursuit skills. It never ceases to amaze how, I can ask him a question on just about any subject and get a reasonably good and often well informed opinion. Even more notably he does not let the knowledge go to his head, is not cocky about it and always willing to listen to other views. Additionally, he is just a nice guy who likes to help people out. Mr. Weasel is especially interested in biking, anime and becoming an international super spy.
Next time I see him, I think I will quiz him on random topics and see if I can find something to stump him. I think I will go with genetic defects in the great cats of the Serengeti, specifically those causing shortened hind quarters and what impact this is going to have on their overall population levels. This might not be detailed enough of a question. I think I will call a zoologist to get a more detailed question on this. Maybe something about the mitochondrial DNA replication of the defect and how to possibly reverse the process for new conceptions. There we go... how are we going to reverse the mitochondrial DNA replication of the genetic defect causing shortened hindquarters in newly conceived great cats on the Serengeti plains? I think that might stump him. I am probably wrong though.