Count to a thousand

[Triadian]

@Tri
But we're still playing and that'd just be confusing... also you missed 524 and 525 
lol just looked down and noticed i double posted instead of editing, they should move that button further away! 
It was early morning for me, to be fair.

I don't know what number to go for now its combo broken, i'll go for 525, as that's what it would be if triadian fixes his 

you still have 2x522

and if you follow the code your creating you would know its 526 now

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Oh yeah, removed my accidental double now, quoted myself instead of editing like a fail,

Fairly sure you're one ahead though so erm

527/528

This is actually confusing me somewhat

« Reply #526

AHA THE TRUE NUMBER IS REVEALED

[bontrose]

528

reply #+1(original post)

[Triadian]

529 - back on track

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530 :D lets not complicate things <3

[bontrose]

531  

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Actually when i did 526 i was talking about that post, see the post number atop it, lol

531 again?

[Exousia]

Why are you trying to mess this up?

533

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529 - back on track

maybe.....
534...

[Exousia]

The OP is post zero. The current count is, therefore, the reply number plus one, or two plus the previous post's reply number. To check if a certain post is correct, we take the reply number stated in the title section and add one.

535

This isn't rocket science.

[Triadian]

MULTIPLE comet impacts around 1500 years ago triggered a “dry fog” that plunged half the world into famine. Historical records tell us that from the beginning of March 536 AD, a fog of dust blanketed the atmosphere for 18 months. During this time, “the sun gave no more light than the moon”, global temperatures plummeted and crops failed, says Dallas Abbott of Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in New York. The cause has long been unknown, but theories have included a vast volcanic eruption or an impact from space. Now Abbott and her team have found the first direct evidence that multiple impacts caused the haze. They found tiny balls of condensed rock vapour or “spherules” in debris inside Greenland ice cores dating back to early 536 AD. Though the spherules’ chemistry suggests they did not belong to an impactor, they do point to terrestrial debris ejected into the atmosphere by an impact event, Abbott says. “This is the first concrete geological evidence for an impact at 536 AD,” she says. The fallout material was also laid down over several years, and some layers were particularly densely deposited. This suggests more than one impactor was involved – probably a comet, because they tend to fragment on their way to Earth. Abbott and her team have identified two possible underwater craters whose age ranges fit the global dimming event. The first appears to have formed when an object roughly 640 metres wide slammed into the Gulf of Carpentaria in Australia, and the other when a smaller object crashed into the North Sea near Norway. Marine microfossils found with the impact spherules are also consistent with an ocean impact. “There’s clearly stuff that has been transported a long distance,” says Abbott, who presented the team’s findings at the meeting of the American Geophysical Union  in December 2008

[bontrose]

537

ps. if it is in a story plz bold it

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Why are you trying to mess this up?

533

I'm not I was trying to get it right again D:

538

[Triadian]

ps. if it is in a story plz bold it

the idea is you read the story or you could just say 3 random numbers five three nine

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Pope Gregory I was born in 540AD