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T:man
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So I was counting...

I'll finish this thought later...

Rules:

Count out the next 4 numbers in a different WAY!

Can we make it to 100?

100 passed!

[ December 09, 2008, 06:12 PM: Message edited by: T:man ]

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T:man
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Five Six Seven Eight!

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aspectre
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10/81

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Elmer's Glue
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Man, you already messed up. Ouch.

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T:man
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3+3+3, 5+5, PRIME! 4+4+4!

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T:man
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13, 7*2, 5*3, 2^4

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T:man
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2nd largest prime number under twenty, A multiple of six, Largest prime number under twenty, Multiple of five!

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The White Whale
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This game is stupid.

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Raia
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BlackJack, my age, The Lord is My Shepherd, a TV show!

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aiua
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manganese, iron, cobalt, nickel

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aspectre
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japanese salted eggplant pickle

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aiua
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japanese salted eggplant pickle?
I don't get it.

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T:man
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ummmm,
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Orincoro
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treinta y nueve, cuarenta, cuarenta y uno, cuarenta y dos.

[ December 07, 2008, 08:24 PM: Message edited by: Orincoro ]

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aiua
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0011010000110011
0011010000110100
0011010000110101
0011010000110110

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T:man
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Nice counting Orincoro...

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dantesparadigm
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(base 5)

142
143
144
200

(right?)

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Raia
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חמישים ואחת, חמישים ושתיים, חמישים ושלוש, חמישים .וארבע

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aiua
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"I can't drive, _ _" -- Sammy Hagar

I had a '_ _ T-Bird; Then I was king of the highway; Trying to make it look fast and easy; And dreamin' of doin' it my way" - John Denver

We switched ’round and ’round ’til half-past dawn; There was _ _ channels and nothin’ on." - Bruce Springsteen

"59 bottles of beer on the wall, take one down, pass it around, _ _ bottles of beer on the wall." - Annoying Children

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Boris
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3B, 3C, 3D, 3E

(aside: aiua, i don't think 13363 is the next number...)

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aiua
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It must be late and my brain isn't functioning right.. 13363?

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Raymond Arnold
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I want to play but I've already lost track of what number we're actually on.

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Humean316
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LXIII, LXIV, LXV, LXVI

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dantesparadigm
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(ages, I feel like labeling is helpful for those not aquatinted with hebrew or hexadecimal.)

Neil Diamond, Chuck Norris, Harvey Keitel, Kofi Annan.

Edit: Thanks Sean, nice catch.

[ December 08, 2008, 04:02 PM: Message edited by: dantesparadigm ]

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Raia
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Well, the Hebrew was 51-54. So, you can count up from that, since I'm useless with everything that came after. [Smile]

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Sean Monahan
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dante, you started with the right number, but then went backwards.

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Orincoro
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enin ytxis

ytneves
eno ytneves
owt ytneves

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pooka
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Come on baby, say you love me...

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dantesparadigm
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(prime factorization)

1*73
2*37
5*5*3
2*2*19

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Alcon
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I'm really confused as to how some of these things convert to numbers. Can we maybe name the method we're using?

Or maybe once we reach a hundred?

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Humean316
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The GCF of 154 and 231
The second derivative of 39x^2
The largest prime less than 80
The volume of a rectangular prism with sides 4, 4, and 5

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dantesparadigm
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quote:
Originally posted by Alcon:
I'm really confused as to how some of these things convert to numbers. Can we maybe name the method we're using?

Or maybe once we reach a hundred?

Agreed.

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manji
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八十一
八十二
八十三
八十四

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Sala
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100- 15
three quarters, one dime, one penny
(10 * 8) + (5 + 2)
8 tens 8 ones

(can you tell I'm an elementary school teacher?)

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Orincoro
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Last 2 digits of 19 years ago.
Last 2 digits of 18 years ago
Last 2 digits of 17 years ago
Last 2 digits of 16 years ago

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T:man
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Manji you got it easy.....

darn

Jiu shi san

jiu shi si

jiu shi wu

jiu shi liu

(it counts as different because its in pinyin...)

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Orincoro
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YOU'RE IN PINYIN!

OH!!!!

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Sean Monahan
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The smallest number with the property that its first 3 multiples contain the digit 9.

The smallest number with the property that its first 5 multiples contain the digit 9.

The fifth Kaprekar number.

The smallest square which is also the sum of 4 consecutive cubes.

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T:man
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Mwhahahahahaaaa, can you make it 1000?

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Sean Monahan
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for (int i=101; i<=1000; i++)
cout << i << endl;

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mr_porteiro_head
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e
f
g
h

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Godric 2.0
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Cuba
Guatemala
Iceland
Serbia

Link.

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aspectre
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