The number 31.

You're doing it wrong.

Botticelli painted "Venus and Mars" in 1483

The next number in this sequence is 1485. Somehow, somebody couldn't work out that 1481 should have appeared above. Oh well, so much for today's schools....

BEER!

You're also doing it wrong.

According to Urbandictionary.com:

"1488 is a White Supremacy Encryption

14 = The 14 words "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children"

Phrase coined by George Lincoln Rockwell, the founder of the American Nazi Party

88 = H is the 8th letter of the alphabet
ergo 88 = HH = Heil Hitler"

That's horrific and I can't believe that this is used as it's such a hidden meaning behind an otherwise innocuous number. Still, you learn something new every day I guess.

Should never stop learning as you will never know everything in my opinion.

1499 is the amount of METAL BOXES in the average marine players army

1500 is a wierd number as Your Sister was born in the year 1500

How'd we skip 10 there? Page seems full of people who cannot count.

1492, the number we're supposed to be at now...

Edit: looking at the replies a fair few mistakes had already been made and we should really be at 1511 or 1512...

1494 du dud dud ud ud ud ud ud dud dud lalalalalalalala

It's a road.

The year 1497 started on a monday.... I hate mondays

1498 is weird.

1499 is slightly less weird.

The year 1500 was the start of the 16th century.

It strikes me that, if the pilot was flying like this, then "Crash:The Mystery Of Flight 1501" is the wrong title for this film. It doesn't seem much like a mystery to me....

1502, the first year slaves were brought to the new world

1503, this was started...

1504 was a rather lame year, and too many trains have been posted, so BLAH!

In the year 1505 the Protestant leader Martin Luther was nearly struck by a bolt of lightning...

Apparently God was trying to tell him something...

....But then Martin Luther said "Can't Touch this"

in 1506 the Swiss Guard arrive in the vatican and become his bodyguard

Oooooooooohh! A lab bath cleaner! I want one.

I used to have one of these - an Amstrad PC 1512. They were the bomb.

Oh yes Thread Necro time!

This is a great book

And putting this thread back on track...

What happened to 1515-1534?

1537: What am I supposed to do here?

1538: I'm not too sure myself.

You do this...

Post a picture with the thread number. Some people messed the post count so we are on number..

Please don't attach nonwargaming images to Dakka.
You need to use off site hosting for any such images.

reds8n

You meant to post 1540

Here is next number

See above.

Oh, sorry.



Will this do?

Is this ok?

How 'bout this?

LEGOs for the win.

1571 umm...an age that I won't reach

1572 was in fact an intercalary year.

In 1573 Charles IX signed the Edict of Boulogne.

1574 is only evenly divisible by 2 and 787.

The year 1575 started on a saturday.

In 1576 Martin Frobisher re-discovered Greenland.

the year 1577 began on a tuesday

1579 is one less than 1580

1580 was 435 years ago.

1581 came after 1580.

It feels as if something really important happened in the year 1581, though I'm not completely sure what it was exactly.

In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII implemented the Gregorian calendar.

In 1584, Ivan the Terrible was no more.

1585 was 15 years before the start of the 17th century.

1586 was a year

1587 is the name of restaurant in the North Carolina.

King Phillip of Spain epic failed to include England with the Armada in 1588.

I bet I've spent 1589 dollars in this hobby...

My computer takes about 1590 seconds to start up.

 Matthew wrote:
I bet I've spent 1589 dollars in this hobby...

I don't think they use dollars in Sweden.

1591 is only evenly divisible by itself, 1, 37, and 43.

1592 was a leap year that started on a Wednesday.

1594 seconds is 26.56 minutes.

I I'd had been born in 1595, I'd be 420 years old.

Lego System box with the serial number 1596 was a knight with a ghost in a small ruin.

1,597 grams is 3.5 pounds.

1598 is not a narcissistic number.

1600 is number I never expected this thread to reach.

There are more than 1601 people registered on Dakka.

Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor was published in 1602.

In 1603, Sir Walter Raleigh was arrested for treason.

Kepler's Supernova was numerically identified as 1604.

1605 Rhymes with "I'm alive".

I think you would have to drive roughly 1606 kilometres to get from the bottom of the UK to the very top.

1607 is a prime number

1608 rhymes with "Games Workshop's what I hate".

OOC: I can't see the image for 1612.

1614 would be 3947 in the Korean calendar.

OOC: The image is working now.

Its really not

No number. You have 1615 fish slapping you right now.

1616 was a leap year.

MDCXVII

This is still going?

Alrighty...

The year 1618 started on a Monday.

In 1620, the Pilgrims came to America, founding the Plymouth colony in what is now Massachusetts.

There are slightly more than 1621 posts on this thread.

I have 1622 points of Imperial Guard

Although we have counted to 1624, this is not the 1624th post on this thread.

www.1625ip.co.uk
Helps people aged 16-25 get accommodation.

I'm waiting for the day this thread catches up to someone's post count. Or vice versa.

1628 is the number of times I posted on Dakka right before I made my 1629th post.

1629 is a 4 digit number.

I was at 1630 posts a few months ago.

1632 was a good year

It took 1633 Peter Capaldis to punch slightly more than 3cm into the wall.

If I had £1634, I'd have £1634.

The Royal Mail Service became available in 1635.

If I added $3 to Selym's money he'd have $1637

 War Kitten wrote:
If I added $3 to Selym's money he'd have $1637

You've given me much less than $3 in thay scenario lol
£ > $

I curse exchange rates 1638 times.

I go and add one more curse since I forgot about the exchange rate.

1639

1640 was the year, in my last game of Civ V, in which I acquired Ships of the Line as England. Thus winning me a game on Continenets.

I currently have $1641 saved up

Europe explorers arrived in New Zealand on March 12th 1642

If I add my assassin to my Guard army then I have about 1643 points of the two combined.

At one point I had 1645 points of Space Wolves stuff

I dial 1646 when calling something in NYC long distance

The number 1647 is divisible by 1, 3, 9, 27, 61, 183, 549, and 1647.

1648 - the last year of 30 in middle Europe.

1649 is a good number don't you think? Nice and strong

Not as strong as 1650!

I've typed roughly 1651 words on my new phone so far.

This thread has been host to 1652 wastes of time so far

Make that 1653...

1654 is one of my favorite numbers.

I'm joining in this thread on the 1655th post. Good times.

Joining the count.

So far I've driven 1657 miles in my new car.

My 1658th post on this forum was around winter 2013.

My friend has 1,659 Magic cards.

I probably have at least 1,660 french words to learn before I can say I have a good vocabulary.

Have some Irish whiskey for your French vocabulary!

Saved a game of Pirates! at 1662 cause my fleet of Frigates I've captured from England was complete and I had to find out if I want some ships of the Line too..

You know, I have a few friends who have performed at the Theatre Royal in London. Nice to think after 1663, it's still there.

There was a tense moment in 1664, where if a leaf hadn't blown in exactly the correct direction, the internet would never exist.

The digits of 1665 add up to 18.

Welcome to London, 1666:

1667 was a year beginning on a Saturday.

In 1668 there was alot of work for a builder in London.

1669 was when I re-conquered Germany as Rome on RAF of Civilization IV.

In 1670 my ancestors were still living in Europe

In 1671, so was mine.

This topic was started over 1672 days ago.

My password for my first safe was 1673

Hi Zhengyan died in 1674.

1675 passed around 341 years ago

I don't think I was around in 1676.

Really? What about 1677? Were you around then?

In 1678 the French Admiral ran his whole fleet aground.

In 1680 the Pueblo managed to ejected the Spanish from their lands.

In 1681 there was a fair bit of chaos

I nearly have 2500 posts

 Tactical_Spam wrote:
I nearly have 2500 posts

Why did you skip 1682-2499?

Because I felt the need to break the monotony of this thread, but then I remembered it was pointless. Consider this my 1682nd mistake

If you take the number 1683, divide it by 400 and subtract 83 then you get the number of people I've murdered.

During his campaigns Alexander the great took the city of Tyre 1684 years ago.

Edit: ^Did you give life to 78 and 4/5 humans?

Didn't the French revolution start like 1685?

(no it didn't)

Nah, pretty sure it was 1686

I'm not sure how much money I spent on Wargames but it's less than £1687.

Oh, my bad. I got the century wrong. 1688 was one hundred and one yeas before the French revolution. Silly me.

1689 is quite a cool number.

1690: Try to imagine what a 1 and 0 stand for in this advanced 69 position.

1691 is still almost the same if you rotate it 180 degrees.

I just realized that I've spent almost $1692 on all of my armies in total. Dear God I need to get a better social life...

Has anyone read all 1694 posts in this thread?

1696 was not a good year

1697 was exactly 3 centuries before I was born.

1698 was 299 years before I was born

1699 was not a leap year.

1700 was the dawn of a new century.

1702 was a very long time ago

I wonder how many posts there are in total on this thread. Probably more than 1703.

I would say at least 1704

I got up today about 1705 seconds ago.

My most succesful Youtube video has 1706 views!

My car now has 1707 miles on it

The first 2 numbers of 1708 add up to the same number as the last 2 add up to.

1709 was an extremely cold year in Europe.

I just realized I have 1,711 pennies in a jar in my basement

1713 was a long time ago

1714 was the start of the Georgian dynasty in England.

In 1715 my ancestors had just moved to America

1716 was a leap year.

1717 wasn't

In 1718, Edward Teach was killed by the Royal Navy.

I've spent $1720 on models in the last 4 years.

1721 is a prime number.

1723 is also a prime number.

Unfortunately 1724 isn't one.

What about 1725?

1726 weeks ago would have been some time in 1982.

1727 weeks ago would also be some time in 1982

Between my friend and I we have 1729 points of Eldar

In 1730 Benjamin Franklin and fellow-subscribers start the Library Company of Philadelphia.

In 1731 there was no electricity

Jan 18th, 1733: 1st polar bear exhibited in America (Boston)

I have just about 1734 points of Eldar

If I counted 1735 seconds, I would have counted 1735 seconds.

#ObviousStatement

There is a medical clinic in California on street number 1736

1737 is not a prime number.

1738 Broadway, New Hyde Park NY.

1739 Valhallan Conscripts. Hmm, that's not going to be enough to march through the mine fields today...

Yes, you'll need at least another 1740.

17-41 Iowa Ave

Wikipedia wrote:The last wolf in Scotland is thought to have been shot in 1743

I got about 1744 conscripts reporting for duty tomorrow. Should be enough to clog the enemies guns

Got 1745 propanganda film german machine gun to counter them in the name of the Emperor of sausages.

If I REALLY stretch it I can field 1746 points of Guard

In 1748 the Naturalization Act allowed Jews to colonize North America.

The first bagel and lox was served in Manhattan later that week.

1749 Mince Pies are 1748 more than you'd ever want to eat at Christmas time

In 1750 my ancestors came to America

The first military academy in the world, the Theresian Military Academy, is founded 1751 in Austria

I've got just about 1752 points of Wood Elves in my closet

In 1753, Christmas Day was the only Public Holiday in the USA!

Things didn't change much in 1754

1756 looked like this in Roman times: MDCCLVI

In 1757, during the French and Indian War, England lost Fort William Henry to the French. Their native allies then slaughtered all of the surviving English.

Even in 1758, English ghosts still haunted Fort William Henry.

They continued to do so in 1759

However in 1760, which was a leap year, they went on holiday.

In 1761 the Third Battle of Panipat happened

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1763 was kind of a quiet year

The year was 1765... but if you were looking for a crazy good time, you'd be 200 years too early.

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
In 1748 the Naturalization Act allowed Jews to colonize North America.

The first bagel and lox was served in Manhattan later that week.

Yesssss! I've probably eaten close to 1766 bagels with lox and a shmear in my life time.

Enjoy an ugly locomotive*...

I think at least 1768 people would find that offensive. Mostly in France

In 1769, Madame du Barry becomes King Louis XV's "official" mistress. She was bona fide...

In 1770 the queen of France still hated her.

1771 can be read backwards without any change.

I wish we could say the same about 1772

The biggest number here is 1773.

In 1774, Oxygen was discovered. For the thirt time...

The American Revolution began in 1775 and therefore all previous history is irrelevant.

It was still going on in 1776

In 1777, the Articles of Confederation, aka the precursor to the modern US constitution, objectively labeled 'dumb' by leading historians, was completed by the Continental Congress.

I kid, it was perhaps the greatest government document ever conceived and put on parchment.

In 1778, France recognised the fledgling United States and signs the Treaty of Alliance in Paris, the 1st US treaty.

LA FRANCE!

In 1779, James Cook died on Sandwich Islands.