Usually the fifth finger- commonly called the little finger- sometimes called the pinky finger. If you happen to see a man with six fingers on his right hand, let me know?
but perhaps we're talking about toes?
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Usually the fifth finger- commonly called the little finger- sometimes called the pinky finger. If you happen to see a man with six fingers on his right hand, let me know?
but perhaps we're talking about toes?
What about someone with four fingers on their right hand?
A man with six fingers killed my father. I have been looking for him, is all. a person with four fingers... I guess it would depend on perspectives- was this four digit person born that way? or were they clumsy with a cleaver? Though... if it was a cleaver accident, or something... they can do wonderful things with toes, just saying.
As you wish. I was thinking that if my thumb would have to be taken off as a result of a redback spider bite, I would have to learn to handle a sword left handed.
(My thumb is getting better now, I was probably over-imagining the worst case scenario).
so... they can now take your big toe and use that as a thumb, maybe. Dunno if redback bites will allow that or not, but it's something they're doing now.
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I realize it's "No stupid questions", but they should at least be coherent.
Digit of what?
what?
Is this a kōan? If not, we could make it one.
My dry take would be, it's commonly deemed the least significant one. Though, some cultures/languages might sort them somewhat arbitrarily. ... And how much final are we talking, anyway?
The one that gets you....
42
That's two digits.
If you're talking about the final digit of a number, it's the last character.
For example, In the number 8765, '5' is the final digit.