Some Statistical Analysis on Randomness of Typing

As it turns out, the distribution is quite variable upon the person typing and his/her dominant hand. I typed the numbers corresponding to the pigskin bars and my assistant (who is left-handed) typed the numbers corresponding to the grass bars. As it turns out, I have a propensity for not striking numbers 2 and 5 (as these occur only 2.0% and 2.4% respectively). My assistant favors the outside numbers. At any rate, this is not the best way to perform this task. I was simply bored. The process is simple, I will construct a string of random numbers 500 digits long (actually using random number generation) and send them to Tyler. I will ask Jason to provide us with a random number between 1 and 500 which he can send to Tyler and me. Tyler will verify see if this digit is even or odd, and I will verify that this is correct. Even is choice 1, Odd is choice 3. Simple. We could do this on gmail chat as well, if people are that interested.