Party!

[naath]

So, this September I will be 29; and also will have been in Cambridge for 10 years (stuck now). I will also be variously in Belgium and at my Dad's 65th birthday party. But I should have a party anyway! Probably last weekend in September or maybe some time in October or something.

But I don't know what sort of party I should have. It should be a very Cambridge party, because hey, 10 is more of a round number than 29. The weather will probably have stopped being hothothot by the end of September so outdoor things might not be so advisable. What should I doooooooo oh flist?

Comments

[gerald_duck]

29 is the first prime number after 23. You could celebrate an end to your ordeal, suffering five whole years with a composite age? (-8

[naath.livejournal.com]

The intervals between prime-ness will only get longer. What's a prime sort of thing to do?

(no, there will be no transformers)

[ptc24.livejournal.com]

You... could go to the House of Commons to see the Prime Minister. You could avoid interfering with alien civilisations in order to fulfill the Prime Directive. You could go to a railways museum to see a prime mover, or read all about the prime mover in Aristotle. You could sign up for a psychology experiment, if you go to the right one they prime you there. You could get a new pump, or play about with some explosives. You could go to the butchers for some prime cuts. You could go to watch some prime time TV being filmed - you could go and see a cop show where they pay the attendees, and earn a prime time crime dime.

[tigerfort.livejournal.com]

25 is a square number, and 27 is a cube. Logic therefore dictates that 29 must be a four-dimensional number, and you should therefore hold a four-dimensional party.