Letterhead

It took me seven tries, but I finally managed to convince the printer that it should print my letter on the official government letterhead, rather than on standard paper.

Our letterhead really is quite spiffy. There is some for the Department Of Infrastructure's outgoing letters, some for letters within the department, some for the Minister's outgoing letters, some for Ministerial Briefings, and at least four more varieties that I can't remember. And I haven't even mentioned the envelopes...

Mez Procrastinating

If you got a D4, a D6, a D8, a D10, a D12, and a D20 (but not a percentile die, because that would just be dumb), and rolled them all together, you would be most likely to end up on the number 33.

In fact, out of the 460800 different combinations of dice rolling possible, 21580 of them would give you a result of 33.

The next most likely numbers (32 and 34) would only occur on 21461 different combinations (each - you'd have a chance of 42922 / 460800 of getting either 32 or 34).

Of course, the most likely number (33, for those of you who aren't listening carefully) would only have a 4.6% chance of appearing, so pretty much any dice roll with this set would be reasonably random.