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Originally posted by Zippy View PostAntoine Lavoisier? Nada.
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FFS I thought I'd walk it with Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, who died nearly 100 years ago. But even he only has a Bacon number of 3
But I found a Ben Johnson with a Bacon number of 5
Incidently, a couple of mathematicians have both a Bacon number and an Erdos number. So those two trees are linked.
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Originally posted by Zippy View Posttulip! I tried Bob Carolgees - 2.
I tried him as well. How do our minds work!
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Pick an old film, Metropolis was quite good.
Erwin Biswanger. No bacon number.
Heinrich George's Bacon number is 4
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Easy. Thingy in whatsit, that other one who was in that western thing with whatsername that kept falling off horses, that tall one with the sideburns, you know, married her in that Chinese thing, the little bloke with glasses died last year, the film about somebody getting stuck up a mountain, then wassername, that SCiFI film with the invisible aliens, wassername, the other thingy, Kevin Bacon.
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Got one! Zippy is four degrees!!!
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