Okay blatant rip off, but Uncyclopedia are up to 3711, and I'd like to do it here as well.  (edit: Bloody Socky bringing it up to 3713 while I'm speaking. Grrr!)

The premise is simple.  The idea is that you start at 1, and you count by one.  So whoever follows this post will write 2.  But to keep in interesting, try and come up with a quote, a concept, or something significant about the number.

So to start:

1 is the loneliest number

2 is the first and last time an even number is prime

3's a crowd

4 BC is the best estimated time for the Birth of Christ - And don't you feel better for just knowing that!

5 to stay alive!

Magpie rhyme, 1 for girl, 2 for boy, 3 for sadness, 4 for joy, 5 for heaven

6 for HELL

Lucky 7's

sk8r boi

9 lives

10, the basis of the dewey system, the metric system, and the decimal system

legs 11

12 is a half of 2 dozen.

13, a bakers dozen

14 is too weak.

15 the number of times i sneezed today

Sweet 16 and never given a BJ.

17, the age Liesl Von Trapp is about to turn

18 the age of consent for anal sex in Queensland (but not necessarily homosexual sex)

I was only 19 - redgum http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Urtiyp-G6jY

20. Score

21, age of dreamers...

22 two ducks swimming

23 Warnies old number.

24 a slab

25 - Quarter century

26 two devils

27 three cubed

28 a perfect number ... ie its factors except itself add up to itself. 1 + 2 + 4 + 7 + 14 = 28. The number six is also a perfect number. The next one in the sequence is somewhere in the 400's. Not sure.

29 the highest hand in the game of crib. Three jacks and a five with the Jack same suit as the 5 turned up from the pack.

30 is what dek is

*grin*

31 for two (crib again)

32 2^5

33 rpm for twelve inch records

34 the ninth Fibonacci number

35 mm is the size of film

36 is 09 - (Ruski)73.

37 - what my IQ feels like when I wake up at 5:45 - hence the current lack of wit

38 What my IQ has risen to after my first caloric and caffeine hit of the day

39 - approximate number of almonds I'm about to steal from my colleague

40 - life begins there apparently - which means that I'm not alive at the moment and I'm not dead - which means I'm undead - which means I'm Edward Cullen - so as long as I'm not played by that horrible Robert Pattison I'm happy.

41 - The length of time in seconds that I was happy until I recalled that I was played by Robert Pattison

42 - The ultimate answer to the life, the universe and everything

43 - how many minutes I've been struggling to do the simplest damned thing on Wikipedia relating to justification until I finally worked it out

44 - The amount of times I had to hit my head against a brick wall until I worked it out

45 - My IQ after banging my head 44 times against a brick wall.

46 - what I always think my dad's age is

47 degrees is a shade more (no pun) than separation between the tropics.

48 is a highly composite number

49 is the penultimate age milestone.

50 is what Cent calls himself

51 is how many cards are in a deck if one is lost

52 is what you have when you find the lost card

51 is the first prime number post half a century!  It's also an embarassing Simultaneous post

53 includes a joker

LOL!

54 is the first in a sequence of fairly uninteresting numbers, which makes it a fairly interesting number.

55 is the sum of 1 to 10 and is also the 10th Fibonacci number but does not appear on a lotto ticket so is basically pointless.

56 is a nice sequence of numbers cos 6 follows 5

57 is the name of fifty cents seventh illegitimate child.
Actually just thinking about that.  He's named after a couple of quarters but we don't have quarters as a currency in Australia, the only quarters we have as part of our regular parlance is in football, so shouldn't he be called "Halftime entertainment?"

ummm we still have 50 cents....

58 sounds rhyme-y. Like 58, bake a cake

59 the magical score in Golf.

60 the retirement age according to knucklehead govts

61 is impossible to score with a single dart.

62 is a score possible off one run in snooker

63 isn't

Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I'm 64

65 = 1^5 + 2^4 + 3^3 + 4^2 + 5^1

Clickety click - A lovely turn of phrase that always leads to castration anxiety

65 roses (a charity here to support cystic fibrosis)

66 Clickety click - hmmm, deja vu...

Oh, and I hadn't heard that horrible country song for about ten years and now it's back in my head...

67 - stays in heaven

68 fornicate

69 - c'mon, do I have to say it?

70, which means you must owe me one...

71, don't owe you nuttin now

72 - I'm still ahead of you...

73 - The birth year of a very special person

Who??

74. Knock on the door

75 - still alive

You never answered who lol ... I specifically posted even though I had nothing for 74 just to find out!!!! gaaaaaaahhhhhh

He's our friend, and his name begins with R

And it ends in 73?
75 is also the birth year of a very special person... and 76 is the birth year of his ex...

77 is the birth year of another special person

(we could go on couldn't we?)

78 is the birth year... actually I could go on for a while in relationship to people I've slept with.... ummm...
in binary is 01001110

W00T!!!! I got my year! 79!!

80 - the birth of the greatest decade for pop music since.... well pop music...

81 3^4

82 = Pb

83 = 1^5 + 2^2 + 3^2 + 4^2 + 5^1

Oooh, and it's also the sum of the 1st and 15th happy numbers!  I just learnt something new!

84 is between 83 and 85

85 is after 84

86 secret agent Maxwell Smart

87 the devils number of Australian cricket

88 shut the gate twice.

88 - the youngest I'll date

88 was also the year of the dragon

89 - happy year - me bro was born!

88 is also the wheel base in inches of the Green Avenger.

90 is the wheel base of the newer defenders.

91 means this thread is back in order

92 Olympics in Barcelona

93, it seems is a Blum integer

94 is spewing it isn't a Blum integer.

95 the year of my O levels :/

96 is 60 in hexadecimal.

97 is sad. Ain't got much apart from being the 25th prime number

If 98 was K Rudd it would be the 26th prime minister.

99 had a song written about it

100 - is what the Don's avergae should have been bar one little black duck...

101 - The highway I miss driving on

102 - what do you mean miss? did you have your eyes shut or use the footpath?

103 - the bus I used to take to the library when I was young

104 - 100 decimal plus 100 binary

105 lesos

106 the bus i used to take to the national library

107 - add the three numbers together and you get the number 8.  That's how many years old I was between  the ages of 7 and 9.  Jeeze this game is spooky

108 - the magic number in Hinduism. The number of beads on the mala, so the number of times they say the prayer etc....

109 - the magic number in Armstromgism. The number of tours he would have won if he had two nuts.

ROFL!

110 - Emergency number in some countries

F111 - the Land Rover of the sky. You just can't kill 'em.

112 - the name of an R&B band. Wow. Been a while since I thought of them. *off to YouTube*

113 how many Ponting will be not out at stumps tonight

114 Number of chapters the Quran has.

115 - A lucky number.

116.  Cripes, its happened again.  1+1+ 6 = 8  This is (again) exactly the age I was between 7 and 9.  Dark forces are operating here, be careful folks...

117 is 1 and 17, the difference of which is 16, half again is 8. Refer above.

118 has an eight, which means a lot to Mr Dent

119 - Stone me it's happening again... 1+1+9 = 11.  That is exactly the age I was between the years of 10 and 12.  Something will have to be done about this.  It's far too spooky!

The 8 thing is further evidence of spookiness..

120 - is 2 hrs!

121 - 11 squared!

122 - minus the lucky number 7 = 115 which is the number of runs that Engalnd beat Australia by in the second Ashes Test at Lords

123 - in sequence

100 = 100
Ans/5 = 120
Ans/5 = 124

125 is equal to 5 ^ (1 + 2), and is therefore a Friedman number.
Also, 1 + 2 + 5 = 8. (Look out, A.D.!)

126 is another Friedman number: 126 = 6 * 21

127 is not only yet another Friedman number (2 ^ 7 - 1), but it's a nice Friedman number if you say -1 + 2 ^ 7.

128 = The model number of a FIAT car which arrived on the scene in about the same year as the first trip to the moon.

129 - sum of the first 10 prime numbers. (must be the only thing I remember from maths class)

130 - number of years to go until it is 2139

131 - Number of an AA flight to have been involved in what was meant to be an attack some three years ago.

132 - a combination you'd probably find in a logic sequence

133 - another bus I used to take, but I'll spare you the details.
Top speed of the '04 BMW 320td Sport 3d

134 - 1+3+4 = 8

135 13 - 5 = 8

Not you too Ruski!!

You and Mr Dent are trouble

136 - With a total of 8 divisors, 8 among them, 136 is a refactorable number.

137 green bottles sitting on the wall

138 The sum of four consecutive primes (62 + 45 + 88 + 55)

139 - 1+3+9 = 13 and it's Friday today.  I can guarantee it will be an unlucky day for someone...

140 - the number australia will be all out for in the cricket...

141 - the number of runs that breaks Morgan's prediction

142 - The amount in grams of alcohol i ingested last night

143 - 1+4+3=8  Should we be getting really woried about this???

144 - 12x12 The only one I remember from the 12 times-table

145 - Where has the wireless dog gone? Moved on to the next fad.com I suppose.

146 - an aeroplane, the BAe 146

(Shrug. Not know where pup is)

147. The time in 17 minutes.

148 - another plane! Antonov An-148

149 cubic inch red motor in the 1966 model HD Holden

150 years since the inception of Queensland

151 - a strangely symmetric number

151 would be a palindrome if numbers could be palindromes too.

Ah yes!

152 - 151's inferior sibling

153 - 153 Squadron was formed in 1918 just before the Armistice and didn't get any aircraft to fly before it was disbanded a year or so later. - I think!

154 didn't eat any breakfast this morning and have nothing stashed away here. Am now looking around the room for 154 edible items.

155 = One of the best ways to ruin the day of someone you don't like.  That is a Divisional Battery of 155mm howitzer who are zeroed in on you for a dozen or so rounds each.

156 - the sexy Alpha. Well, not quite.

157 the South Africa T20 score at the Gabba in January

158 John Surtees won his only Formula One Driver's World Championship in a Ferrari 158

159

Yes?

Even Clarkson likes a 159

160 - number of SMS characters allowed. Though only the phone companies know why

161 - probably the street name of some district in america run by gangs and noted by mindless rappers

162 - (1x6)+2  = 8

163 - bus number in singapore

164 - must be a bus number somewhere in the world

165 The old Belmont Bus Route that went via Cadogan St and looped back to the depot which was only a short walk to home. This was before the numbers changed the first time.

166 - also a bus route near my place in Singapore BUT ALSO 666's little brother

167 well, I guess as we are on the subject of bus routes, well why not.  Again I can't be specific but it surely must be another bus route number, somewhwere...

For a while the tallest building in Brisbane had a big 167 on the top owing to its location at 167 Eagle St. I think it is now called Emirates House and is dwarfed by everything else around it. Though you have to go up to Adelaide St to get the 168 bus.

169 hours since my last post on here... (Go on, I dare you to count them)

170 - there is infact a bus route 170!!

171 is what happened to my local seven eleven after last nights storm

172- equals 169 plus 3 of the amount that puppy was approximately 836 off by... (between the last time you posted in this topic, to the time where you dared me to count them, 1008 hours had passed), and approximately 72 since the post before this one.

So there.

ROFL!! Nice!

173 - 173 players competed in badminton at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China

174 minutes... one tenth of the time between Morgan making me look like an idiot and me coming back here and making me l;ook like more of an idiot!

180 - the number of degrees in half a circle, or square, etc

181 - one more than the highest score possible with three darts.

182 - The end of Blink-

175 - 179 the forgotten sequence

All valid bus routes

It's all Morgan's fault!

183 the amount of rubbish, in imperial tons, that is posted daily by Dek

Hurt me you do

183.1 live update...

184 - height of the Space Needle in m

185 - Another bus route.  This time with evidence

186

That might actually be a 179.

Holden?

Yep

187 - murder

188 - Uuhm .... I'm posting it, so it's interesting?

189.  Hmm lets see... (1x8)+(9x0)=8  spooky huh?

190 - priced so to make it look cheaper than 200

191.  Simple.  (1x9)-1=8

HAHAHAHAH

192 - is the useless number of member states in the UN

193: Uh - the number of UN states if one more joined?

194 - The Jordan F1 car in 1994

195 - the year that Wang Su was born.  And - Deep Fried and Minty Fresh

196 - my house number!

197 - We've got a long way to go. Oh yeah, and 197 is the sum of all digits of all two-digit prime numbers: 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, 97 according to wikipedia

198 - X-Men, the 198!!

199 - The year Wang Su became 4 years old

200 - the amount you get when you pass GO!

201 will be South Africas new wranking in world Test Cricket if it wasn't all bullshit.

202 - D.C area code

203.  Wang Su was 8 in this year

204 - a Peugeot!

205 - another Peugeot

206 - guess what? Peugeot!!

207 - I don't want to say it...

208 - It's a Peugeot!!

Me thinks their designers were playing the same game when naming their cars....

209 - ED209 in Robocop

210 - Still 999790 off one million. This game is bullshit.

211 - help line number in many many places

212 - add a zero, and it's the year that the world ends.

213, reminds me of the song with the lyrics "California here I come...."  and you are right Ruskie, it is bullshit

214 - The number of bones in a normal human skeleton according to Sarah in Terminator 2: Judgment Day

215.  This is an address in Anzac Parade, which is a street in Syndey, New South Wales, Australia...

^^ I know exactly where that is... up the road from me!

216 - huh... found this - Plato's number: Plato alludes to the fact that 216 is equal to 6^3, where 6 is one of the numbers representing marriage since it is the product of the female 2 and the male 3. Plato was also aware of the fact the the sum of the cubes of the 3-4-5 Pythagorean triple is equal to 216

217 - My favorite 3 digit number!

218 - Sennheiser headphone model

219 is useless.

220 - Aston Martin One-77's TOP SPEED in mph

221 - Series Land Rover's TOP SPEED in mpd

222 is a noncototient.

223 - or 223 calibre.  Imperial equivalent of the standard NATO 5.56mm round used in M16's and SA80's etc...

224 - 2^3 + 6^3

225 is roughly the amount of fuckwits you'll encounter in a crowded area.

226 - is a handgun

227 is a number

228 is when three more fuckwits turn up.

229 - the lowest individual batting score not achieved by any player in test cricket.

230 - the time when a Chinaman goes to the dentist.

231 - the number of times I'd like to punch something right now

232 - RS232 an old COM Port on a PC...  What's up Dek?

233 is a sexy prime!!

Just some annoyance from an annoying person Mr Dent

229 means I must be the first of the three

137 means all of a sudden we can go off chaotically in the other direction

LOL

234 - are keys in order on the keyboard

235 - Sun Xiu, emperor of the Chinese Kingdom of Wu (d. 264) was born this year.

23 6 - the birthday of one of my buddies