Good day friend,
the correct ratio for a highly successful written article is exactly 156:3, in that for every 156 word you really must include 3 numbers.
If you stray too far away from this ratio, the entire cosmic Qi of the article is thrown into hyperbolic disintegration.
As far as the Miggles, I would refer to Zebra's Law that states "Miggles must Jiggle only while the Read can Giggle" The literal explanation is that to make those Miggles as good as a fiddle, the jiggle needs to lessen to that I can return to a giggle.
If you aren't accustomed to Zebra's Law, you really should consider not using Miggles on your articles until you know the full impact of their application.
Ahh ok so if x multiplied by z is the quadratic equivalent to Zebra's Law assuming the constant assumption that 'miggles must juggle while the read can giggle' then the solution to solving world peace and eliminating poverty and hunger is simply a matter of applying the precise ratio of 156:3 to an article while writing it? I'm hungry, I'll go make some macaroni and cheese now. Thanks for the physics lesson.
Now you're just speaking rot
how do I get the plump bosoms again?
jiggle, wiggle or fiddle or giggle?
or was it miggle?
danm why does it have to be such a riddle?
Wiggle before jiggle except after fiddle and never forget the value in a simple giggle.