CJC wrote:That's hilarious.
Well, I guess I should stay on topic.
69. Turn it on its side, and it makes the astrological symbol for Cancer the Crab.
Thank goodness I got to this number before the perverts did.

...perverts?

CJC 04 May 2013, 07:45

ctrl-alt-delete wrote:...perverts?

Of course. Isn't that one of the rules of the internet? "If it can be perverted, it will be". That number just made it too easy.

On an unrelated note: 71. Did you know I have a pet peeve against numbers that end in one? It's part of the weirdness that is me.

mrz84 04 May 2013, 15:58

72 - Its 30 over 42.

Zim 04 May 2013, 22:08

CJC wrote:Of course. Isn't that one of the rules of the internet? "If it can be perverted, it will be".

That's not the rules of the internet, that's Freudian philosophy.

73, a number I wrote just to participate in this game.

Edit: and 9 is a homienim for a Russian word, keine Deutch.

mrz84 05 May 2013, 13:39

74 - used often to substitute 47 in Star Trek jokes

Zim 05 May 2013, 18:25

75, the number that sequentially follows 74 when speaking of only integers. It's also followed by a % sign when speaking of the number with a numerator of 3 and a denominator of 4, a fairly common measurement.

Zim 07 May 2013, 15:05

76, another of the numbers that I've heard of that doubles as a verb. (i.e. The Philidelphia 76ers NBA team)

SUCCESSOR 07 May 2013, 19:01

77 the year that... I don't friggun know. It's two 7's!

Zim 07 May 2013, 20:03

78, a number which in "numerology" could be boiled down to the number 6. 78=7+8=15=1+5=6.. Three, which is the magic winning number, 78s then could be boiled down to 666, which can be added together in a mysterious way, 6^2 is 36, and 0+1+2+3+4+5 etc...+34+35+36==666,&&6+6+6=18 which is the legal age of emancipation==1+8=9 which is the love potion number also, all using a progressive joint addition grouping method.
The most significant fact about the number 78 that I have noticed at this time with regards to this bulletin is that 78 is a very much so significantly less amount than the 1115 views of this thread, meaning that 77 out of 1115 viewings of this forum thread have participated in posting before this post I am typing right now, which means that while(everypersonthatviewedtypedapost==true){ThreadActive()=false;}

mrz84 07 May 2013, 20:40

79 - Its a nifty number. Also 10 past 69. And the minimum age I hope to live to.

SUCCESSOR 07 May 2013, 23:05

The 80's are upon us!

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mrz84 08 May 2013, 11:09

81 - The year my mom graduated high school. I was born a year later.

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