Count to 10,000 and Down to -10,000

[rabid reader]

2-5-1 as easy as b-e-a

[water lily]

2-5-2 (or b-e-b)

[ShoutGrace]

~~~~~~253~~~~~~

[tainaprincess]

****************254****************

[RJbibliophil]

to hundre femti fem

[tainaprincess]

Doscientos cincuenta y seis :)

[RJbibliophil]

257 How are you today Taina?

[tainaprincess]

258 I'm doing well. How about yourself?

[RJbibliophil]

CCLIX

Very well, should leave soon, because I have much to do today, but yeah... Counting is fun...

[tainaprincess]

260- Lucky you. At least you have something to do. I'm just here in case my dad needs me.
Counting is very fun - said by me, the future math teacher :lol:

[RJbibliophil]

261

Math teacher? Interesting. You are a little lucky, because you have a lot of spare time on your hands to play on Lit Net, but I would not want it so every day. I have too much to do...

[tainaprincess]

262 - Yeah, except that I've been going to bed late to get up early in the morning, so I'm usually tired all day. I do have plenty of time on my hands, but I'm not sure what to do with it. I can't seem to find a summer job anywhere.

[RJbibliophil]

263 read?

[tainaprincess]

264 I'm supposed to for class, but when it's a school book, I don't feel motivated. I probably will find a book here to read though.

[RJbibliophil]

265 It depends what the book is... if it is a textbook or really boring book, I agree, but if it is an interesting book like Great Expectations or Lord of the Flies(neither of which I have read), I beg to differ

[tainaprincess]

266 - It's a textbook called Through the Eyes of a Child; trust me, boring. Oh no, there have been books for class that I have been into because they were interesting.

[RJbibliophil]

267 of course I would believe you, I just didn't know what sort of reading material it was. What course?

[tainaprincess]

268 - Children's Literature

[rabid reader]

269- I have went on a book buying spree as of late, and my selves are about to explode

[tainaprincess]

duecento settanta

[RJbibliophil]

271 Childrens literature should be interesting, as long as you're reading the actual literature! :lol:

[tainaprincess]

272 Yeah, but try reading and writing info about 25 books and say why we chose the books, what age group, etc. That's not fun.

[RJbibliophil]

273 What exactly are you studying for? It seems to be education of some sort.

[tainaprincess]

274 - I want to teach Math at the high school level, but I'm getting a minor in English.

[RJbibliophil]

275 Isn't that kind of what your dad is doing?

[tainaprincess]

276 No my dad teaches Spanish and Geography/Global Issues, and is the curriculum leader for the world languages and bilingual departments.

[Petrarch's Love]

deux-cent soixante dix-sept

[tainaprincess]

doscientos setenta y ocho

[RJbibliophil]

279 so what language is that Petrach? Latin, German?

[tainaprincess]

280 That's french, if the little I remember from my french class serves me well.

[RJbibliophil]

281 Alright, I didn't think the french used so many x's

[Petrarch's Love]

Oui, c'etait francais. (Yes, it's French my Norwegian Piglet :)). Here's a little more Latin:

ducenti octoginta duo

[RJbibliophil]

to hundre åtti tre

I should have guessed that coming from you :D There's some french place names in this part of the US.

[tainaprincess]

doscientos ochenta y cuatro - Petrarch, how do you know so many languages?

[RJbibliophil]

CCLXXXV Petrach, did you pick up on calling me piglet from Virgil? :D

[papayahed]

286 I feel so boring...

[tainaprincess]

287 Why is that?

[Petrarch's Love]

Petrarch, how do you know so many languages?
I've studied too much. :lol: Actually, I don't really know German, just how to count in it. The others I have a fairly passing reading knowledge of.

Petrach, did you pick up on calling me piglet from Virgil?
I thought everyone called you piglet. It suits your avatar and your adorable personality so well. :) If you mind I'll call you something else.

Here's some English (well, Old English actually ;)). I took a course in that just this school year:

twa hundred and hundeatatig and eahta

[RJbibliophil]

289 because she has papayas rattling around in her head

just curious because Virgil is perhaps one of the only ones who calls me piglet, but you may certainly call me piglet Petrach! I just thought you might of picked it up from him but who knows...

[tainaprincess]

doscientos noventa - So, if you do so much studying, are you a student, someone who just likes to study, or something else?

[RJbibliophil]

291 shes a grad student

[Petrarch's Love]

I'm a Grad student in English. Got the MA last year, and pushing toward the PhD right now. Hopefully I'll be a prof. in a few years time, dazzling my students with my ability to count to 10,000 in multiple languages. ;) I gather you're planning to teach too. What age students are you looking to teach?

due cento novantadue

[tainaprincess]

Doscientos noventa y tres - I plan on teaching high school students. Who knows, you might be able to teach me some new languages, so that I can better communicate with my students, which, I can assure you, will be very diverse in languages.

[Petrarch's Love]

Well, I seem to have accumulated an unhealthy number of dead languages, but if I can ever help you out with the living ones I'll do my best. Highschool should be a good age to teach. Are you doing teacher training right now, or completing your BA?

CCXCIV

[RJbibliophil]

295 I plan on starting high school next year....

[Petrarch's Love]

Good for you, piglet. That's a wonderful time. I remember very clearly starting my first year of high school and feeling quite grown-up. I hope you enjoy it.

296

[tainaprincess]

297 I have one more semester to go before I can do my student teaching, and along with that, I'm going to be taking 2 or 3 other classes, so that I can graduate next May.
Piglet, good luck with high school. Those were the best years for me.

[RJbibliophil]

298 I am sure I will be very busy working on my credits next fall, being home educated I have to work very hard.

Why do so many people say they hated high school?

[tainaprincess]

299, I can't even imagine what it would be like to be homeschooled. Do you like it, or would you prefer to go to an actual school?
As to your last question, I have no idea. I made friends that actually liked me, and we loved annoying our teachers. :D

[RJbibliophil]

300 I don't know! I have always been home educated. By the time you get to be my age, it seems more like self education, but that's just me and my sister

[tainaprincess]

301 - Well, at least you have someone to be with you. Well, I'll be back in about a half hour- lunch break.

[RJbibliophil]

302 yeah, I need to go work on a demonstration, might be back later, if not, tomorrow

[Petrarch's Love]

Ciao tutti.

CCCIII

[RJbibliophil]

CCCIV Now they are easy again

That's italian! Good bye all? I'm a musician, tutti in conchertos means everyone plays, not just the soloist.

[tainaprincess]

CCCV You know, for some reason, I've always had a hard time remembering what each letter as a Roman numeral stands for.

[Petrarch's Love]

M=1000
C=100
L=50
X=10
V=5
I=1

Cccvi

[papayahed]

307, already? wow only 9693 to go...

[Petrarch's Love]

308 Thanks for putting things in perspective Papaya :lol:

[tainaprincess]

CCCIX - So how would you write 10000 in Roman numerals, when we get that far?

[Petrarch's Love]

As I recall, after a certain point you put a line over a given number, which indicates that you multiply it by 1,000. So 10,000 would be X but with a horizontal line drawn over the top. I don't know how to do that though, maybe you, with your great knowledge of accent marks and such, would be able to devise a way.

10,000-9690= 310

[tainaprincess]

trescientos once
Unfortunately, I don't know how to do it. The only way I know is on Microsoft Word, and it won't let me copy and paste it that way on here.

[RJbibliophil]

CCCXII

I find it requires thinking when books have their copyright dates written in Roman numerals. One has to remember if it should be 50 less than or more than other numbers.... MCMLXXIX = ? BTW, don't forget about D!

Oh this just popped into my head! Millenium and Century

[tainaprincess]

CCCXIII - You know, that's a good way to remember it. Thanx!

[RJbibliophil]

CCCXIV This is a good way to get practice! (they haven't shown up yet in my algebra book...)

[tainaprincess]

CCCXV - So, what classes are you gonna take next year? If you need help with math, feel free to ask me. I should be able to help you.

[RJbibliophil]

316 I think I'm doing biology and a american lit class and algebra 2 (if I finish algebra 1 by then) and I'll start keeping track of hours for music history and art history and phy ed and music and home ec.... and don't you like my run on sentences? You can maybe tell I don't exactly know what I will do next year, maybe the middle ages for history

[tainaprincess]

317 Wow, that's a lot of classes for one year (or would that be for one semester?) Good luck with them. I simply love your run-on sentence, lets me know that I'm not the only one that does it every so often.

[RJbibliophil]

318, well phy ed, home ec, music, music history, art history etc.. are courses that I will accumulate over a few years, so not really. Algebra 2, Biology, norwegian, english(hopefully), history, and that one semester lit class are probably all the credits I will finish next year.

[ShoutGrace]

http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~jlin/signs/usa/Florida/US_319.gif

[RJbibliophil]

C C C X X :cool:

[water lily]

C C C X X I

[tainaprincess]

trescientos veinte y dos. Oh, well that's a relief to hear. But, honestly, let me know if you ever need any help with math.

[RJbibliophil]

323 will do!

[tainaprincess]

324 So, besides being on lit net and reading, what are your hobbies?

[RJbibliophil]

325 I'm really into 4H, it is absolutely awesome

[tainaprincess]

326 - What's 4H?

[RJbibliophil]

327 4-H is an international club for boys and girls, here it's K-12 graders, 4-H is often put on the same level as Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, but it's better. Various projects are worked on and exhibited. I really have to leave now...

[tainaprincess]

328 - Okay. The 4H sounds really good. Have fun with that. Bye

[sHaRp12]

:banana: 329 :banana:

..........

[soulsistachick]

330.......Chicken, rabbit, horse and frog just a way to fill the..... SPACE

[RJbibliophil]

C C C X X X I

[rabid reader]

332... I am not creative *sob sob*

[RJbibliophil]

CCCXXXIII

that's ok rabid! what would the world be like if everyone was creative?

[rabid reader]

Le 334.... in french

[RJbibliophil]

to hundre tretti fem


amazing....

[rabid reader]

Thank you I try, oh yes 336

[RJbibliophil]

three-hundred-thirty-seven

[RJbibliophil]

338




.

[rabid reader]

339..............

[RJbibliophil]

C C C X L

.

[Petrarch's Love]

C C C X L I

[kathycf]

......342.....

[ShoutGrace]

http://www.fdnylodd.com/fdny-flag-helmet.gif

[tainaprincess]

C C C X L I V

[blondeatheart]

345
...
...
...

[tainaprincess]

trescientos cuarenta y seis

[Themis]

347


Once more and I'll start counting in German ;)

[RJbibliophil]

C C C X L V I I I

[tainaprincess]

C C C X L I X

[RJbibliophil]

CCCL How are you today Taina? I was sad when you weren't here when I came on...

You wrote 349 wrong, it should be CCCIL, right?

[AimusSage]

No, you can't have L be preceded I, it's one of the rules ;)

351 or CCCLI

[RJbibliophil]

352, but how would you write 349?

[AimusSage]

353, turn it around and see! It's the same :)

(CCCXLIX, just like Taina did)

[tainaprincess]

C C C L I V

[RJbibliophil]

C C C L V

You're back!

[tainaprincess]

C C C L V I

Of course I'm back. I'd never leave without saying so (except yesterday, we had to leave quickly, so I didn't get to say goodbye).

[RJbibliophil]

357 well, I need to leave quite soon, I might be back this afternoon... anyway, good to see your pink shining face! :D I like the original Strawberry Shortcake best... but it's not like they still make her

[tainaprincess]

358 Thanks. It was nice seeing lil piglet out and about this morning. Hope to see you later :wave:

[Petrarch's Love]

359 Nice seeing both the piglet and the strawberry shortcake. :wave:

[tainaprincess]

360 - Hi. How's it going Petrarch?

[Petrarch's Love]

C C C L X I Busy--had to rest the old brain for a few with mindless counting. :lol:

[tainaprincess]

C C C L X I I - Hope it's worked. This is actually distracting me, but I know I have to read a boring chapter for class tomorrow.

[Petrarch's Love]

C C C L X I I I Good luck with the boring chapter. I have a paper I'm taking a little break from finishing for tomorrow.

[tainaprincess]

C C C L X I V Have fun with your paper. I guess I should start reading that chapter.

[Petrarch's Love]

365 Yes, I too must away back to the old grindstone. Hope the chapter isn't stuppifyingly dull

[tainaprincess]

366 Well, it's on selecting children's literature. I've always hated reading textbooks (unless they have actual stories in them).

[Petrarch's Love]

367 It's been awhile since I had to face text books. Though I do have to wrestle with literary theory, which I find infinitely worse in being not only boring but often incomprehensible. :lol: At least I'm writing on Shakespeare right now.

[tainaprincess]

368 Well, at least you didn't have to buy some 13 books for one class, and at the end of the semester only have read 4 of them because the teacher was so disorganized. I mean, she had us watching movies that were not even related to the books, and we hardly discussed them.

[papayahed]

369........

[sHaRp12]

:banana: 370 :banana:

[Petrarch's Love]

Well, at least you didn't have to buy some 13 books for one class, and at the end of the semester only have read 4 of them because the teacher was so disorganized. I mean, she had us watching movies that were not even related to the books, and we hardly discussed them.

371 That is bad. Hope you can sell back the books you can't use.

[sHaRp12]

:banana: 372 :banana:

[tainaprincess]

373

371 That is bad. Hope you can sell back the books you can't use.
Well, most of them sound interesting, so I will try to find time to read them.

[RobinHood3000]

374 -- whoo-hoo.

[ShoutGrace]

http://www.mvcr.cz/patrani/veci/00_08_29/veci_3/foto/375.jpg

[papayahed]

376........I thought we'd be well into the 500's by now..

[RobinHood3000]

377

Guess we're just slow counters.

[ShoutGrace]

http://members.tripod.com/~chris295/378.jpg

[papayahed]

379.........Yeah do you know how many toes I've had to count already...

[ShoutGrace]

~~~380~~~

How do you keep track?

[sHaRp12]

:banana: 381 :banana:

[grace86]

....382....

[rabid reader]

383, You mean I have the honour of presenting 383... OKay I like to thank God, with him all things are possible, also can I'd like to thank my more, my agent Chuck 'love yeah' and all those who beleived in me. I know there's alot of you but I can't think about it right now, I am just so overwelmed.

[Themis]

Dreihundertvierundachtzig

[tainaprincess]

trescientos ocheinta y cinco

[RJbibliophil]

386 whats happening in Michigan today?

[tainaprincess]

387 Nothing much, 'cept I have a cold.

[RJbibliophil]

388 not too bad I hope ?

[tainaprincess]

389 Hopefully not as bad as I usually get them because then I wouldn't be able to concentrate, and I have a class tonight :(

[tainaprincess]

390 So what's new on your end?

[RJbibliophil]

391 new? I won and lost some competitions last night, and one of the judges did a pretty good job of messing up the line up... Anyway, I slept in today, and just ate some waffles which were in the fridge.

[papayahed]

392. I'm moving offices because my boss is a ****er. oh wait that didn't rhyme.

[tainaprincess]

393 Piglet, what type of competitions?
Papayahead, it's okay. let it out.

[RJbibliophil]

CCCXCIV Demonstrations and Performing arts

[tainaprincess]

395 That's cool.

[Petrarch's Love]

396 Congrats on the wins, Piglet. Sorry about the losses.

[RJbibliophil]

397 Thanks! The one judge goofed up a ton, and messed up the overalls and line up for state competition. I got second for intermediate demonstrations, and then I got higher overall than the intermediate champion? And there was other messy stuff.

[Petrarch's Love]

398 Darn those mixed up judges.

[Hyacinth Girl]

399 - I hate it when that happens! Sorry, Piglet :rage:

[Petrarch's Love]

CCCC Greetings fellow Spenserian.

[RJbibliophil]

CCCCI I don't really care... It wasn't too bad, there was a contest last summer where it was horrid. (my opinion, though I was not involved) Anyway, I am either an overacheiver, or everyone is an underacheiver. I think it's the latter. I would do so bad if 4H was like it was 40 years ago.

[Hyacinth Girl]

Technically 402- I think! Good morrow, PL. I just realized that I didn't answer you on the Spanish lit questions - I mainly used works by Cervantes, Lope de Vega, and Rojas, although I did some mental acrobatics and used So Juan Inez de la Cruz as a direct descendant of the Golden Age in the New World. :lol: My ultimate favorite, however, was the piqaresque novel Lazarillo de Tormes by an unknown author

[Petrarch's Love]

CCCCIII Piglet, that's probably what the kids 40 years ago said to themselves too. ;)

[Hyacinth Girl]

404- What other 4-H projects are you involved in Piglet?

[Petrarch's Love]

405 Hyacinth--sounds like you got to work with some great Spanish material. I've read Lazarillo de Tormes in translation and remember enjoying it. I see you've posted in the Spenserian section. I'll have to go check it out, and then I've got to run. Have fun counting all. :wave:

[Hyacinth Girl]

406- Good bye PL!

[papayahed]

407 I may be in heaven. (Not really but it ryhmes)

[RJbibliophil]

408

Hyacinth- I do clothing, crafts/fine arts, photography, shop, needle arts, home environment, foods, and the like. It sounds as though you know something of 4-H?

[Stanislaw]

409 - just to be in on the action! :D

[RJbibliophil]

Oh, really?

Is it CCCCX or CDX?

[Hyacinth Girl]

408

Hyacinth- I do clothing, crafts/fine arts, photography, shop, needle arts, home environment, foods, and the like. It sounds as though you know something of 4-H?
411- Piglet, I was in 4-H when I was younger. I did needlepoint, flower gardening and horse projects

[RJbibliophil]

412 - I guessed it! :banana: What state or country did you do 4-H in?

[kathycf]

413--I don't believe it! Fellow 4-H ers? Gosh, that brings me back.

[RJbibliophil]

414 were you a 4-Her too?

[Hyacinth Girl]

415
For you, for America, 4-H. . . that was the little jingle they used to advertise the program when I was in it. Piglet, I was in 4-H in North Idaho. I used to have to display my projects at the Kootenai County Fair. The last year I did so, my horse decided to make a jailbreak and walked down the barn aisle, frisking people for treats until I returned from the rest room. :lol:

[kathycf]

416--yes ma'am, 4-H for about 5 years. I grew up on a farm, so I was involved with the animals, mostly.

[Hyacinth Girl]

417
wahooo for the 4-Hers! :banana:

[RJbibliophil]

418

Awesome. I really don't know what the program's like in your states, or was like, but 4-H is 4-H. This is my 8th year in 4-H, because I started in 1st grade, with the "Cloverbud" program, which in my county is K-2 grade.

[Hyacinth Girl]

419
I have to admit, I don't remember the levels anymore. :eek:

[RJbibliophil]

420 they probably don't have it the same in Idaho. It's not the same in all of Minnesota!

[Hyacinth Girl]

421
I'm sure they are different, but it's still sad I cant remember. So when is the fair in your area?

[RJbibliophil]

422 first week of August

[Hyacinth Girl]

423 - that's early! (Hey, I made a rhyme!) :banana: Ours isn't until the end of August. In fact, we used to get out of school for it. :brow:

[RJbibliophil]

424

When did school start? It doesn't start here till after labor day weekend

[Hyacinth Girl]

425. we would start the first week of August and go through the first week of June

[RJbibliophil]

426

that's crazy. I can't imagine that. Here the kids get out the first week of june.

[Hyacinth Girl]

427 - I know, I know. I was deprived. I think they did it because of snow days, although we rarely saw any of those when I was growing up. We've had very mild winters out here lately

[RJbibliophil]

428 same here, in the sense that there hasn't been much snow. Bitter cold on the prairie though. It's just a matter of time until the blizzards come, and those unprepared will be in a dilemma.

[Hyacinth Girl]

429
I remember my grandmother's stories of the blizzards. All the family members had farms up around Fosston, and they would have a clothesline run from the back entry to the barn door so they wouldn't get lost when feeding the animals and milking.

[RJbibliophil]

430 there's a lot of new people out here in the country who didn't grow up in the country and wouldn't know what to do

[Hyacinth Girl]

431 - I think the common deterioration in survival skills today is rather sad. Of course, knowing my luck I would wander out into the woods here and run into a grizzly bear - so much for skills! :lol:

[RJbibliophil]

432

yes, I agree, but some people just don't know to stock up on things either. I try, to be a good outdoorswoman, but I'm still learning. I love the mountains, the woods, the lakes.

[Hyacinth Girl]

433-
I do too. I grew up among lakes, mountains and trees, and I know how unpredictable nature can be, so it seems logical to me to do things like keep a pantry full of dry goods, take my pocket knife with me when I go out, things like that. In fact, the house I grew up in had an old woodburning Monarch cookstove with warming ovens - we used it when the power went out. that used to be a special treat. Mom would fire it up, then make sourdough pancakes for us.

[Hyacinth Girl]

444 - Have to go now. Nice chatting with you Piglet!

[RJbibliophil]

435 nice number hyacinth!

I should go too. You asked how friendships are made, and now you have one. :D

[grace86]

446 - four hundred forty six

[grace86]

can we post right after ourselves?

edit: 447 :lol:

[sHaRp12]

:lol: 448 :lol:

grace edit your post to 447.

[Virgil]

449........

[sHaRp12]

:nod: 450 :nod:

[RJbibliophil]

441

guess what! We managed to skip 10 numbers.

[kathycf]

CCCCLI or is it CDLI?

Who knows! ;)
452!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[RJbibliophil]

:as-sleep: 443 good night kathy! :yawnb:

[kathycf]

444, Hey I like the way that looks!

G'night RJ, sleep well.

[ShoutGrace]

http://www.m-plex.com/roads/pamplex/treichard/pa445n_split_pa192w.jpg

[ivonchica]

446 right?

four hundred fourty six :brow: :brow:
chetristo chetrdeset shest :D :lol:

:alien:

[RJbibliophil]

447

anyone here know latin?

[Hyacinth Girl]

448 A little bit. . .what'cha need?

[RJbibliophil]

449

I finally decided to figure out what "Ex Libris" means.

[Hyacinth Girl]

450!
I believe it means "from the library of" or something like that

[RJbibliophil]

451

So is 400 CCCC or CD?


Great!

[Hyacinth Girl]

452 - I believe it is CD, but my knowledge of Latin, especially Latin numbers, is spurious at best. :D

[RJbibliophil]

453

I think that would make most sense

is not the arabic system easier?

[Hyacinth Girl]

454- The arabic system is definitely less confusing, although the Romans may argue! lol

[RJbibliophil]

455-would you be meaning the Italians? :lol:

[Hyacinth Girl]

456-
Fixed it. Now you know why I became an English major - I can't count. Actually, I was playing off of the "Roman numeral" thing, but yes, if we were talking in real time modern living, it would be the Italians. :D

[RJbibliophil]

457 so.... (http://www.online-literature.com/forums/showpost.php?p=223601&postcount=749)

[Hyacinth Girl]

458 - guilty as charged

[RJbibliophil]

459-there are worse activities to be guilty of

[Hyacinth Girl]

460 - Well, there was this one time in college. . .

[RJbibliophil]

461- oh?

I will have to leave soon

[Hyacinth Girl]

462 - Actually, I need to go as well. I will continue the tale another time :D Have a great evening!

[RJbibliophil]

463, it's 4:30 pm here, and I will take you up on that promise of a tale! :brow:

[kathycf]

464
four hundred and sixty four!

[amanda_isabel]

465~~~~~~~~~

[blondeatheart]

466 __-__-__-__-__-__

[ivonchica]

467

chetristo shesdeset sedam

[RJbibliophil]

468

Hi ivon! :wave:

[NNoah3]

- - - - - - 469 - - - - - -

[RJbibliophil]

470

Hi Noah!

[Petrarch's Love]

quatre cent soixante-onze

[kathycf]

......472........

[Petrarch's Love]

quattrocento settanta tre

[Virgil]

Four Hundred Seventy-Four

Feels like I'm writing out a check.

[Petrarch's Love]

Feels like I'm writing out a check.
:lol: I think so too. Roman numerals are nicer, since you don't feel an imaginary financial strain. :D


CCCCLXXV

[amanda_isabel]

apat na daan pitongput anim.

[RJbibliophil]

...477 ...

[papayahed]

478 isn't it great!!

[RJbibliophil]

...479...of course it is! I am happy because a book order arrived yesterday. :banana:

[tainaprincess]

480 Hey! I'm back (for a week).

[Petrarch's Love]

481 oh what fun

[Hyacinth Girl]

482 - what shall we do?

[papayahed]

483 - change the key?

[Hyacinth Girl]

484 - or read some more. :D

[tainaprincess]

485 - Read some more (for me, that's always the choice) :D

[behindblueeyes]

486
i need 10 characters sooo....

[tainaprincess]

487 - an idea is a brewin'

[grace86]

488 - four eighty eight

[soulsistachick]

489.... a thread in time

[Petrarch's Love]

four hunded ninety

[RJbibliophil]

but we can't have milk and honey. :(

491 time for a little fun

[Petrarch's Love]

Eek, now we have two 490's, I guess this is technically the 492nd post though so:

CDXCII

Milk and Honey sounds grand, Piglet.

[RJbibliophil]

493 let's go climb my walnut tree, it's very good for climbing :lol:

[Petrarch's Love]

494 We can still have milk and honey anyway. We'll eat them in your walnut tree. :)

[RJbibliophil]

495 I'm so happy to be alive!

[Petrarch's Love]

four hundred ninety six

[Jay]

111110001 (497)

[tainaprincess]

cuatrocientos noventa y ocho

[AimusSage]

499, yay! we are almost throught the first half of the first tenth of this thread. :D

[Jay]

500 (the first half of the first tenth right here!) :p