yeah I know you did not ask!
Señora for Christmas last year bought me a tear off calendar with daily puzzles. Most are fairly easy, but some require a little thought. This is the one that popped up October 14.
Which one does not belong: 22 45 51 96
It was proof positive that 30 years of programming have warped my mental processes. I looked at this, and immediately decided that 96 was the odd man out. Why? We all know about 2 character state codes, AL, MO, AR, OK, MS, etc. But there are many software applications that use a two digit state code ranging from 01 to 51, and for the purpose of these applications the District of Columbia being counted as a state.
When I looked at the answer I knew my logic had been twisted by bits and bytes. As you are racing to tell me, the correct response is 22, being the only one when divided by 3 that does NOT result in a whole number.