What flavour is the number 4?

[DeadCricket]

Anyone on here who can tell me?

 

[richoman_3]

depends what your eating

 

[MathewB]

A bit like 3 but stronger but not as strong as 5

 

[Sezzzzzzzzz]

are you watching sesame street?

 

[Nighthawk]

You know that sound you get when you flick a wooden ruler on a desk? That "Thwanggggg" sound? That flavour.

 

[dihsmaj]

Pink.

 

[DeadCricket]

Story behind it being that aparently some people think in flavours. Colours are also another one. To some people words and numbers have flavours and/or colours

 

[Nighthawk]

I think almost entirely in second-thoughts. The most commonly used phrases to come out of my mouth are "No... wait..." "Hang on a second..." and "But maybe..."
Colours or flavours (or smells) would be a refreshing change.

 

[slim6y]

I was thinking you made a spelling error and wanted to know the flavour of flour... But clearly, I was wrong in this assumption.

But, if you mix flour with water it gets a sticky consistency, and the smell, well, it's vaguely familiar... So just to throw the spanner in the works... you see if you can guess what the 'protein' smell of flour resembles...

PS - Protein was the hint...

PPS - I actually don't know about the flavour of 4. But seeing as you asked, why didn't you ask the flavour of 1, 2 or 3 first? Surely 4 is for professionals only?

PPPS - Counting used to be done in 'foods' - so for example, a cow had several eating parts - so lets say (just for arguments sake only) that you only ate the legs of cows - then a cow would instantly equal 4. So the flavour of 4 could be legs....

PPPPS - Things that weren't edible weren't given a number at all... The flavour of zero.

PPPPPS - A herd of cows would go up in multiples of 'foods' - so if (back for arguments sake) legs were the case and there were 10 cows.... Then the number of cows would actually equal 40... So the number 40 tastes like a leg banquet.

I hope I answered some of your questions and also made you put some flour and water together to sniff the proteins...

 

[Nighthawk]

Didn't need to mix flour and water to know the particular smell you are referring to. All you need to do is forget about the basic pancake mix in the fridge for a day or so and then clean out the bowl.

 

[AirCooled]

I know you can paint by the numbers,didn't know you could eat with numbers

 

[littlemay]

Take a page out of Mr Thompsons book and find out for yourself

 

[Defective]

to me when i hear 4 i think Mi Goreng + Bacon +eggs with dr.Pepper for the beverage.

theres a number that makes me gag each time i hear it...my dads birthday

 

[-Katana-]

Oh gods....there is so much I could say on this subject...so many opportunities to get suspended...so I'll have to sit this one out and giggle to myself at what I could have written.

 

[DeadCricket]

Damp flour smells like beardie food

I just found the whole notion of thinking that way incredibly interesting and thought I might get lucky and meet someone who thought like this.

 

[littlemay]

You should read 'born on a blue day' by Daniel Tammet; looks at how people with ASD perceive the world in terms of colour etc.

 

[Jeffa]

We all know what ones and 2 are. threes are explosions of no 2, so fours would implosions of no 2. (yummy)

 

[Smithers]

Story behind it being that aparently some people think in flavours. Colours are also another one. To some people words and numbers have flavours and/or colours

This is true in some who have Aspergers syndrome, there's a famous mathematician who see's numbers in colour, shape and texture...eg: number 8 could be bright yellow, very small and have a furry exterior in their minds. Odd but very interesting to me.

Edit: Didn't read littlemay's post stating the guy I meant

 

[Bel03]

:? the flavor of 4???? Im not a fan.......but there is a number that i do enjoy.......its probably for the best that i leave it out of this convo though

 

[Beard]

I'm a huge fan of the flavour of number 4. Especially if the 'number 4' is the same number 4 I'm refering to, that being the flavour of mumble mumble somethin somethin.