Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

123 (A3 in duodecimal)

A4 is my favorite paper size. It's also 124 in base 10. If you want the rules, look at the post above me.

Edited 2/22/2022 18:09:54

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

125 (A5 in duodecimal)

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

126

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

127 (7F in hexadecimal)

128, cant be bothered to put anything else here, use your imagination =)

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

129 (81 in hexadecimal)

82 (130 in decimal)

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

131 (83 in hexadecimal)

(ping)

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

132

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

133 (133 in decimal)

134, its gonna be ages before we hit 1234

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

135 (135 in decimal)

0b10001000
0o210
0d136
0x88
1.36E2
2^3*17

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

137 (89 in hexadecimal)

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.
138 (0x8A in hexdecimal)

I tried to divide 139, but then found out its prime... smh...

We reached another milestone. 140.

Rules (Paraphrased):
1. Once you count a number, you must not count again until both 12 hours have passed since your last count and someone else counts after your last count.
2. You must count in decimal. Accepted bases go in parentheses, and they are: 2, 3, 8, 12, 16, and 36.
3. No resets are recognised. The main thread, originating from page 1, is the mainstream, and the only one recognized.
4. Trolling is strongly discouraged, but as long as it does not damage the thread beyond repair, it is not forbidden.

141 (8D in hexadecimal)