What are some things that you might see a million of in your lifetime?
A billion?
A googol?
Higher?

I guess no points, because there are obviously an insane amount of answers (ie. "1 million square millimeters!!!!")

Be creative, though. I do have a few in mind and want to compare

raindrops

snowflakes

grains of rice

grains of sand

I was thinking of grains of sand and raindrops. Snowflakes? Not so sure. I still haven't seen 1

Grains of rice could work, but we're not really big on rice in CFL

(Same with snow)

Pixels!

you've never seen snow?

Despite me traveling considerably further north than it is nessecery to have snows, I like to spend the winter months in 60F weather... lol.

yeah...but you've never seen it?

I've seen 'snow', not 'snowflakes'

okay......i've always been fascinated when people have never seen snow.

i was born in upstate new york...lived there til i was 5.....we got a lot of snow...

Pieces of hair

good one.

stars

blades of grass

photons (depending on your definition of 'see'  you either see more of these than anything else, or you don't see them at all)

ahh photons... hopefully you see them; they're what enable us to see things!

people

search results from google

wild guesses in the riddle me this forum

Again, depending on the definition of "see", atoms.

But as we know from White Ninja, you can't see atoms... unless you're a midget and you squat down real low.

Millions of litres of water

Stars?

A million notes? Or coins?

I wonder if there is a way of calculating that

dek, stop repeating my answers..

Apparently Google is only called Google by mistake... they did actually mean Googol, but someone spelled it wrong.

cool fun fact.

I think they did that on purpose, actually. Confirm your facts somewhere before Wikipedia

If we are having a "lot of snow" contest, I win.  The Golden Snowball Award

Re Google, I hear they tried to look up the correct spelling on the web, but there were no good search engines.  (It's probably on purpose, just like Liquid Plumbr).

i was born in rochester......right behind you.

my early childhood memories are pretty much of snow.

@bluegirl - I guess my reading skillz need some work...

sowweee

that's okay.......you know i can't get mad at you.

Fanks!

I think they did that on purpose, actually. Confirm your facts somewhere before Wikipedia

Fact checking... on the internet... you must be new here 

I have an award?

lol.

i thought that when i first saw it....