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Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:27 pm

Does anyone know why the number 33 appears in the Transformers movie? I saw it twice....maybe there more than that but the two places i saw it was on "Sam's" hoodie towards the last of the movie and on IronHydes rear fender. It just bugs me to see stuff like that and left to wonder. Prolly something simple. Can anyone shed light for me? Peace Suzanne

News Credits: 2 · Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:52 pm

I'd be more concerned abut the number 7. Seven Decepticons with speaking roles, Sector 7, released in July (Seventh Month) 2007. The game was released on seven different systems. The list goes on!

Mon Feb 18, 2008 11:53 am

there are (according to bay) alot of easter eggs in the movie, including his address and phone number

Wed Feb 20, 2008 10:45 pm

Well, the number 33 is half of the number 66, which, when added make 12, which, when added, make 3, which when repeated once more (because 12 starts with 1 and ends with 2 so we want two digits total) makes 33.

Also, if you square 33, you get 1089. If you cube 33, you get 35,937.

Now Transformers was 144 minutes long, which is 8640 seconds. Add all those together, and you get 45,810. Add those numbers together and you get 18, which is 9 doubled. 9 just so happens to be... wait for it... 3 sqared. Because squaring something requires the same exact number to occur twice, we can then put those numbers together, side by side, in an entirely unmathematical fashion, and get 33.

Weeeeiiiiiirrrrd.......

Fri Feb 29, 2008 9:11 pm

Dark Zarak wrote:Well, the number 33 is half of the number 66, which, when added make 12, which, when added, make 3, which when repeated once more (because 12 starts with 1 and ends with 2 so we want two digits total) makes 33.

Also, if you square 33, you get 1089. If you cube 33, you get 35,937.

Now Transformers was 144 minutes long, which is 8640 seconds. Add all those together, and you get 45,810. Add those numbers together and you get 18, which is 9 doubled. 9 just so happens to be... wait for it... 3 sqared. Because squaring something requires the same exact number to occur twice, we can then put those numbers together, side by side, in an entirely unmathematical fashion, and get 33.

Weeeeiiiiiirrrrd.......

I'm getting a headache thinking about that! :lol:

Mon Mar 03, 2008 2:44 am

Den-O wrote:
Dark Zarak wrote:Well, the number 33 is half of the number 66, which, when added make 12, which, when added, make 3, which when repeated once more (because 12 starts with 1 and ends with 2 so we want two digits total) makes 33.

Also, if you square 33, you get 1089. If you cube 33, you get 35,937.

Now Transformers was 144 minutes long, which is 8640 seconds. Add all those together, and you get 45,810. Add those numbers together and you get 18, which is 9 doubled. 9 just so happens to be... wait for it... 3 sqared. Because squaring something requires the same exact number to occur twice, we can then put those numbers together, side by side, in an entirely unmathematical fashion, and get 33.

Weeeeiiiiiirrrrd.......

I'm getting a headache thinking about that!

You know what's even weirder?

33 times 3 is 99, which is exactly the score of Kyle's last spelling test. Who cheats on his spelling tests? Kyle! Who's laid a duke in the urinal? Kyle! Who's responsible for 9/11? Kyle!

I don't know why we didn't see it before.

News Credits: 3 · Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:52 am

...42...? No...that doesn't work either....

Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:35 pm

FracturedKoi wrote:...42...? No...that doesn't work either....

That's the answer to a different question.

News Credits: 9 · Thu Mar 06, 2008 11:25 pm

Dark Zarak wrote:Well, the number 33 is half of the number 66, which, when added make 12, which, when added, make 3, which when repeated once more (because 12 starts with 1 and ends with 2 so we want two digits total) makes 33.

Also, if you square 33, you get 1089. If you cube 33, you get 35,937.

Now Transformers was 144 minutes long, which is 8640 seconds. Add all those together, and you get 45,810. Add those numbers together and you get 18, which is 9 doubled. 9 just so happens to be... wait for it... 3 sqared. Because squaring something requires the same exact number to occur twice, we can then put those numbers together, side by side, in an entirely unmathematical fashion, and get 33.

Weeeeiiiiiirrrrd.......