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Victory Road wrote:he's member #1205 apparently. i'm like #3000 and something and i joined over a year ago :v
We've got numbers over here?
Never knew that...
Yup. Numbers are people too.
Anyway, Flit, try again now. I've tweaked the values a bit.
Victory Road wrote:he's member #1205 apparently. i'm like #3000 and something and i joined over a year ago :v
We've got numbers over here?
Never knew that...
yeah, if you ever want to see someone else's number, just hover the PM button and the number is at the end of the link, mr 855
Timbob wrote:We've got numbers over here?
Never knew that...yeah, if you ever want to see someone else's number, just hover the PM button and the number is at the end of the link, mr 855
Well, you learn something new everyday. Thanks, mr 7
I would think it would be better to block new posts rather than prevent noobs from bumping old ones. Jus' Sayin'
What number am I, just out of curiosity?
You are number 222.
you can see your own number if you go to your profile page where oddly there is a box to PM yourself (just to save this thread from becoming a Asking-Other-People-What-Your-Own-Number-Is festival)
Kewl.
Nice im 22 OUR SYNCHRONICITY HAS A NUMERICAL BASIS
Huh. All this time I've been checking "member profile>view posts" for first post date to determine whether one is a newb or not. So much easier to just hover over their PM button. 
this thread.
egr wrote:Kewl.
Nice im 22 OUR SYNCHRONICITY HAS A NUMERICAL BASIS
o.O Fuck, that's actually kinda freaky!
numbers do that to stupid monkey brains.
Damn, i walked right into that one. 
egr wrote:Kewl.
Nice im 22 OUR SYNCHRONICITY HAS A NUMERICAL BASIS
n00b