100*2^0 + 10*2^2 + 1*2^1

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.

143

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.

144 (100 in duodecimal)

145 (cant be bothered to write the rest of the message)

146 in the normal language noone counts in, because you are all smarter than me

Edited 4/16/2022 20:29:09

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.

147 (103 in duodecimal)

10010100 (148)

Also, who uses base 12? Like, what is duodecimal useful for?

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.

149 (105 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.

150 (106 in duodecimal)
Well, because 144 is 100 in duodecimal, I think everyone decided to just follow it, I guess...

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.

151 (107 in duodecimal)

152 (108 in duodecimal)

00000000000000000000000010011001 (32 bit signed int)

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.

154 (4A in base-36)

1110 (base 5)

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.

156 (4C in base-36)

184 (base 9)

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.

158 (4E in base 36)

2132 (base 4)

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.

159 (9F in base 16.)

JK_3 is off by 1 (158 instead of 159)

Edited 5/20/2022 13:16:07

damn, i will now commit sudoku