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Line 1: {{work}} == [[Fridge Brilliance]] == * Combined with [[Late to ~~The~~the Punchline]]; to most children, ''t'' is plainly not a number. Fast forward to high school and algebra classes. ''t'' is very much a number, it's a variable. Or unreliable. Like Tommy. * Before the present KND was founded by Numbuh Zero, Grandfather ruled the world. [[Evil Overlord\|Considering]] ''[[Complete Monster\|how]]'' [[Abusive Parent\|he]] [[Selfish Evil\|ruled]] [[Crapsack World\|the world]], the distrust of the KND towards adults suddenly becomes far more justified. * Numbuh 4, as his number designates, is [[Four Is Death\|the unluckiest member of Sector V]]. However, add [[Rule of Three\|Numbuh 3]] into the figurative equation and you have [[Lucky Seven\|7]], widely considered the luckiest number. Even their codenames [[Ship Tease\|tease]] these two. Line 11: * To test Numbuh 1's resourcefulness, duh. * Well it is possible it was a gambit to make sure Cree wouldn't do the same. After all if a scheme failed once then it is usually abandoned. But put Cree in Chad's place the first time launching the moonbase. She's definitely a competent schemer and fighter and could probably succeed in doing it. Plus it was also a way to prove his allegiance/worth to the teens by enacting such a plan. Realized just yesterday night: the whole premise of KND suddenly makes sense as Brilliance if you read these stories: http://www.cracked.com/article_19339_the-6-dumbest-things-schools-are-doing-in-name-safety.html~~<br~~ />Not only does the adult-tyranny thing suddenly sound much more real and creepier, but at least their world has a limit -- represented by the Kids Next Door. In real life, we don't have a kid-led limit to what adults can do -- taking this into respect, it seems like these adults have been painstakingly trying to emulate the KND version of adulthood, knowing that there is no limit or special group stopping them. * That's it! I'm going to build a freaking huge treehouse on top of my house, make 2x4 technology using every day household objects like mustard and gather up a bunch of kids to build a base on the '''moon!''' WHO'S WITH ME!?!??! * Remember Lenny and Ogie from Sector Z and how they seemed to be love with each other? Well, considering that back in there "original" days there was probably a ''lot'' of racism and making fun of "overweight" people, so their bond suddenly makes more sense.