Let's Count to 21 Million with Images

[mr_garrapata]

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[1714116981]

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[1714116981]

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[1714116981]

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[SgtSpike]

Because roadsigns are cool, and two roadsigns in a row are doubley-cool, and two of the exact same roadsigns in a row is a combo.

[Wiz Khalifa]

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[dree12]

[dree12]

[BIGMERVE]

[organofcorti]

Favourite so far! Remind you of the old "Chart" thread, eh Phinnaeus?

[dree12]

[thatonegirlt]

<3 CBR250R

[Cablez]

[dpifke]

http://img.movieberry.com/static/photos/104003/poster.jpg

[Phinnaeus Gage]

A London tube train, with all seats occupied, carries 252 passengers. The driver makes 253. Each one has a secret history, thoughts about themselves and the world. And each one's story takes one page (comprised of exactly 253 words) in this novel. Meet Estelle, who has fallen madly in love with Saddam Hussein; James, who anesthetizes sick gorillas for a living; and Who? a character who doesn't know where, or what, on earth he is. Perhaps you'll see a bit of yourself in some or all of them. This seven-and-a-half-minute ride between Embankment and Elephant & Castle is highly original. And enjoyable. And unpredictable. And full of marvels.

This sounds like a very interesting book. I probably never would have found it if it weren't for this thread. Thank you, OP.  

~Bruno~

[Phinnaeus Gage]

[Gladamas]

A London tube train, with all seats occupied, carries 252 passengers. The driver makes 253. Each one has a secret history, thoughts about themselves and the world. And each one's story takes one page (comprised of exactly 253 words) in this novel. Meet Estelle, who has fallen madly in love with Saddam Hussein; James, who anesthetizes sick gorillas for a living; and Who? a character who doesn't know where, or what, on earth he is. Perhaps you'll see a bit of yourself in some or all of them. This seven-and-a-half-minute ride between Embankment and Elephant & Castle is highly original. And enjoyable. And unpredictable. And full of marvels.

This sounds like a very interesting book. I probably never would have found it if it weren't for this thread. Thank you, OP. 

~Bruno~

*Can't tell if you didn't realize that you thanked yourself, or just trolling [jk].*



Oh and btw... 255 = (2^16)-1. Very useful number in many programming languages.

[Gladamas]

[Electricbees]

Roman Numerals...

[John (John K.)]

[Phinnaeus Gage]

[Gladamas]

Beat ya. Dang it. 2 seconds? Really?

[Phinnaeus Gage]

@Gladamas: LOL!