Wikimedians by favorite numbers
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This is a listing of Wikipedians organized by numerical preference, in increasing order. Please add yourself, and your numbers if they aren't here yet!
-16[edit]
- Ryan - It's a Neopets thing. Don't ask. Just remember: -4^2 = -16.
eiπ[edit]
- --Celestianpower (en, wikt) 15:09, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
0[edit]
εo[edit]
- jquarry (8.85419 x 10-12 F/m, I like the permittivity of free space)
-e iπ[edit]
e[edit]
- Yath - It simply rocks.
√2 (1.4142...)[edit]
- Crasshopper – symbolizes the Pythagorean Theorem. Moreover, the first man to prove to be irrational was killed for upsetting the others' worldview.
φ (1.618...)[edit]
1[edit]
- OlEnglish -- Yeah! I'm number one!
2[edit]
- Patio It takes two to tango, am I really the first to suggest this?
3[edit]
- Eduardogobi - You don't want to know why... Like... Because of the channel 3 on old TVs... I used to play an old videogame using that channel... Yeah...
- Eequor
- Hyacinth
π[edit]
- Idont Havaname
- Jewbacca -- (surprised this wasn't here yet!)
- Codernaut
- Blueyoshi321 It's pi.
- Pfv2
- Liface - 100 digits memorized and counting.
- Linuxerist
- Rock drum
- Ochilov
4[edit]
- Alphax (one of)
- DoubleBlue
- Mikhailov Kusserow
δ[edit]
- Bror from Sweden
5[edit]
- Slowking Man
- Brookie
- Alphax (one of)
- Jenmoa
- Dave
- Mikhailov Kusserow
6[edit]
- Dr. Ebola First perfect number
- Anonunit Some astrological book said that anyone born on November 24 have an obsession with the number 6. I liked it for awhile, but now I like 10 even more.
- Cafe Nervosa likes six because it is easy to spell.
7[edit]
- Eequor
- Neutrality
- Morbid-o
- Alphax (one of)
- Dungodung
- Zubizuva
- Martinman11 no idea why though
- DarkEvil How can you have a favorite number except the lucky 7
- Sintonak.X
- Owlpostforever
- SchfiftyThree (and 12)
- Mikhailov Kusserow
- Зоран Филиповић
8[edit]
9[edit]
10[edit]
11[edit]
- Joolz - I have a tough time choosing between seven and eleven, I'm not sure why I like 11, maybe because it's always left out
12[edit]
- Ryan Norton - not sure why....
- Mikhailov Kusserow
13[edit]
- JM.Beaubourg: It's a prime, it's a dozen plus one, sounds like 實生 (see 13)
- Webkid - you don't believe it?
- acagastya: It is my favourite number, at I added my name on Friday, the 13th!
14[edit]
15[edit]
16[edit]
- Alphax (one of)
- Jaberwocky6669 I duuno, I just have this thing about this number. There was a time when I constantly had to speak it in my mind and make it feel like I was actually saying it but not actually say it. Now as long as I can keep myself busy I can avoid it prettymuch. I still have to count numbers and letters and break shapes down into sub-shapes until I can arrive at the number 16. For example, I break a square into four smaller squares which I further break down into 4 even smaller squares because 4 x 4 = 16! I often do it to road signs though. Is this normal?
- Utcursch
17[edit]
- Steffen Löwe Gera (it's my birthday)
- Hedley
- Blueyoshi321 YP 17!
- Sphilbrick YP 17!
19[edit]
21[edit]
- lysdexia for blackjack, dice, and the thermosologeochemical Castleton constant which I discovered and explained on free_energy@eGroups.com
- Alphax (one of)
- Greeves (talk • contribs • Wikipedia)
22[edit]
23[edit]
24[edit]
25[edit]
27[edit]
32[edit]
40[edit]
41[edit]
42[edit]
- \Mike - of course...
- Codernaut
- Thyrduulf how could anyone not like this number?
- Ddawson What else?
- Linuxbeak - There's got to be more people in this catagory...
- Guy M (Talk) And my father wanted to name me Marvin!
- Blueyoshi321 This many roads.
- Voyager640
- Aperculum This one was too obvious
- DrWho42 Good ol' Deep Thought.
- --Celestianpower (en, wikt) Duh!
- John Bibby - so of course my website is [1]
- Daakadence - because 420 is just too many digits.
- Nishkid64 Bob: Hey, what did you get as the answer to question #11?; George: 42.
44[edit]
50[edit]
70[edit]
77[edit]
78[edit]
- zemxer - lisede matematikçi kombinasyon permütasyon konularından sınav yapmıştı. sınav zor olmasına rağmen 78 almıştım. hoca da tebrik etmişti.
79[edit]
82[edit]
88[edit]
111[edit]
- thenalyssasaid - Honorable mention to "1" and "11"
112[edit]
- Djinn112 (also 327.)
117[edit]
163[edit]
327[edit]
- Djinn112 (also 112.)
420[edit]
- zemxer :p
512[edit]
2520[edit]
- Ardonik (Why? Its factors are five, seven, eight, and nine, making it the smallest integer that is divisible by all of the natural numbers between 1 and 10. For the same reason, 15,120 used to be my favorite number many years ago.)
7000[edit]
2147483647[edit]
- Sunwoo Lim (2**31-1)
Complex[edit]
i[edit]
2πi[edit]
- Guanaco 04:31, 3 November 2005 (UTC)
Cardinality[edit]
Infinity[edit]
∞ Alkivar
Extrainfinity[edit]
∞∞ --Ivocamp96 15:59, 10 March 2009 (UTC)