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Bob Dylan, Blowin’ in the Wind
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“Blowing in the Wind” = 42. Awesome.
that one took some thinking to get. good job on the hitchhiker’s guide reference.
lol, i love it.
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hehe…. 42… love it.
Yes, the hitchhiker’s guide reference was nice.
I always thought “blowing in the wind” was 42. Thank you for putting it in graph form: now I know it for a fact!