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CTAM after 1 million  

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  1. 1. What should happen after 1 million is reached?

    • Start over at 1
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    • Keep counting to infinity (count to the next million(s))
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    • Count back down to 1 (then back up)
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    • Other (pm or mention if you'd like)
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DubWolf
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I'm surprised this forum doesn't yet have a count to a million game. The forum I've used to visit quite often is up to 74000ish, and that was about five years ago.These first few posts you make will b

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1,000,000/ 100 = 10,000 √10,000 = 100 100/ 5 = 20 20 = My post number You posted one ahead of me, Therefore your post is actually 19.     20

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200K, The final page!  Congrats on 10,000 pages CtaM!  

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When the mob and the press and the whole world tell you to move,
your job is to plant yourself like a tree next to the river of truth, and tell the whole world
"No, you move."

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When the mob and the press and the whole world tell you to move,
your job is to plant yourself like a tree next to the river of truth, and tell the whole world
"No, you move."

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I should totally be asleep, but when I have to wake up early I always have the most trouble sleeping.  I've slept in and been late to enough things in my life where my brain's just too paranoid about it.

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Perhaps you should try going to sleep earlier, that way you have plenty of time to fall asleep.  :)

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I can understand that paranoid feeling

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When the mob and the press and the whole world tell you to move,
your job is to plant yourself like a tree next to the river of truth, and tell the whole world
"No, you move."

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Gyruss

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Perhaps you should try going to sleep earlier, that way you have plenty of time to fall asleep.  :)

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I didn't get home until about...4 hours ago.  I had work.  Also, between the worry about having to be up, a few "comfort snacks," and trying to wind down from the adrenaline rush of work (doing what I can tonight to make tomorrow a smaller burden), just coming home and going straight to bed wasn't really a viable option.  The Internet is kinda relaxing, but it's also managing to keep my mind active.  Oh, and my circadian rhythms are messed up enough that I'm just not "naturally tired" enough to want to fall asleep right away to begin with.  Usually I get to sleep in, and I've been taking full advantage of that.

 

Also, yes.  Paranoid that I'll be late.  Even if I had fallen asleep at a nice hour, I'd still likely wake up several times in the night, hours before I "need" to be up.  I've done it before.  The times I've slept in I was just too exhausted.  Also, either my alarm somehow wasn't set, was set incorrectly, or I was so tired from before that I mindlessly shut it off and went back to sleep.

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I can understand that.  My old job had me getting home at 1 AM just so that I could wake up at 5 AM.  Hope you can find a way to relax.  Maybe tea.

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Well, while my brains still mostly awake, I decided that I would take care of something long overdue.  I shut of my PC, grabbed one of those "dirt trapping" dust cloths, and proceeded to unclog my machine of dust.  I kinda wish I has some compressed air to use, but oh well.  The cloth and my breath were enough.  It's been a little while since I last did it, so I consider the whole thing overdue.  My poor PC is old enough the way it is.  I don't need it to have crappy airflow.

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Mine could use a cleaning as well.  At least you did something productive!  :lol:

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Gyruss

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Did I mention that I work essentially all day tomorrow, minus a few hours I'll be off between two shifts?  So I can't just be coherent enough to survive the early part of the day, and then come home and conk out.

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