Talk:3121 (album)

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"The number also has relevance to the release dates of the album and debut single. "Te Amo Corazon" was released December 13, 2005 (or 12/13, which backwards is 3121). The album itself is being released on March 21, 2006 (or 3/21, which is 3121 without the first 1). The second single from 3121 ("Black Sweat") runs for 3:12 minutes (which is 3121 without the last digit)."

Where did this come from? Each statement seems more ridiculous than the previous (3121 without the last digit????)

AH. SO WHAT DO I SEE? Someone else completely irritated by this bullsh**. Me too, bud! Reminds me of those silly number-guessing-games played on date of NY terrorist attacks: ("Use Windows Symbol font and assign ..."). Oh well. We do not need this in WP, do we? -andy 80.129.105.81 14:28, 17 September 2006 (UTC)

Is the portion about the "purple ticket" a joke?