THE 10,000 Post Thread

[Duke87 1,070]

211. Same idea as before:

[Chptrk 86]

212. If only it was that easy Larks.

*edit* PFB almost messed us up. Heh, if a 0 was thrown in there, some people might freak out.

[DCMetro34 577]

213. This seems crazy enough for me, I'll join this 10,000 post thingy.

[Keegan V50 15]

214.

[Larks2242 251]

Originally posted by: Chptrk

212. If only it was that easy Larks.

*edit* PFB almost messed us up. Heh, if a 0 was thrown in there, some people might freak out.

quote>

215. It is that easy chptrk, all you need is the ok

[Shoji_sim 9]

215. Plus one.

Moving on...

[Hamish 1,370]

217. Chptrk, well, I could change the rules, but that would be; 1. silly; 2. an abolition of the great rules; and 3. it would create mindless spam. And larks, thats a no

[Keegan V50 15]

218.

And this reply made my post count to 666

[metarvo 711]

Oh, well, why not. 

15² - 6

[DCMetro34 577]

220! my post count is a little over 200 now, actually, I think it's 220!!!

[Korot 6]

221. No, its 217

[Duke87 1,070]

Revisiting the route shield idea since this is a convenient number to do it for:

[SomeRandomAmerican 5]

.223 - the civilian version of the 5.56 NATO standard round. Don't ask me why I know that.

[Larks2242 251]

Originally posted by: Hamish

217. Chptrk, well, I could change the rules, but that would be; 1. silly; 2. an abolition of the great rules; and 3. it would create mindless spam. And larks, thats a no quote>

224. I understand but it was worth a try right  

[DCMetro34 577]

Originally posted by: Korot

221. No, its 217quote>

225. What's 217?

[citiesxlfan42 27]

226. Shouldn't highways with a speed limit of 55 mph be 155 mph. So much more efficient (and deadly)

[Larks2242 251]

227. 1 post rule?

[SomeRandomAmerican 5]

228. Nothing to see here folks...just keep moving folks...

[astronelson 339]

229: What are you hiding?

[Chptrk 86]

230. How do you know he's actually hiding something? Maybe he's just saying that to make you think he's hiding something. Unless he's referencing some kind of hidden message. But what if that's also not real? Maybe now I'm just trying to confuse you?

[Larks2242 251]

231. We you have confused me chptrk

[Shoji_sim 9]

2431 = PWRL

PRP = X

X= This post number.

My head is spinning

[astronelson 339]

233. Well, how do I know you're real, chptrk? I know I'm real through cogito, ergo sum, but I don't know about you.

[Duke87 1,070]

234. Figured out how this works yet?

[Shoji_sim 9]

235.

Hmmm....that's Mayan numbers, right?

[Hamish 1,370]

236. Larks, lol, yeah, it was worth a try

tut tut tut, duke, you have the name of the answer in the name of the file.

Any way, mayan numbers (in this case) work like this: Each dot is normally worth one, and each bar is normally worth 5. In this case, the top row is a multiple of 20, the bottom row is normal (add another row onto the top of that and you would times it by 400, or you multiply every row above the bottom row by another 20, so the fifth row above the bottom, assuming the bottom row is called zero,  (assuming that row had a dot and a line, or 6 normally) would be 6x20x20x20x20x20, or 6x3,200,000, which equals 19,200,000.) So, a dot on dukes top row would be worth 20, a bar is 100. In dukes case we have a dot and two bars. the dot equals 20, and the two bars equal 200. So far we have 220. On the bottom row, they are all normal, or multiples of one, so we have 4 dots and 2 bars. 4 dots equals 4, and 2 bars equals 10, bottom row equals 14. These two rows get added together, therefore;  220 + 14 = 234, or the number of dukes post.

[Deathtoall 28]

[Shoji_sim 9]

One hundred nineteen times two is X

Deathtoall, post #237: Lucky pic!

Hamish, post # 236:

[Duke of York 23]

Well this makes 239 Post.

9,761 Post to go

[Jt1996 3]

240

'ello everyonoe