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| single | 21-Jan-2003 | quiz | ROCKMAN | by votes | 63 | 8 | 58.8% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| Maarten | posted 22-Jan-2003 5:46am This is 243, so 244 should be: CCXLIV |
| Zang | posted 22-Jan-2003 5:55am It has been many many years since I studied this in school, and as someone once said, I think it was Bart Simpson, the only place this comes in handy is deciphering the dates on movies. That is precisely what I know how to do, so, as this doesn't look like a date, I'm going to have to do it "backwards". MCML means 1950 I think, so M=1000, C=100, and L=50. When a small number is to the left of a big number you have to subtract it. CC=200...The answer is 243. The above is: "watching the Zangster thinking out loud"!  |
| Dino | posted 22-Jan-2003 7:39am 2043 |
Biggles   | posted 22-Jan-2003 8:13am 243? |
| ROCKMAN | (reply to Zang) posted 22-Jan-2003 8:15am That is right,(243) I thought this up during a superbowl ad and they use romans for the number of game it is. I was going to do a harder one but thought I'd start out with an easy one. |
| Cain | posted 22-Jan-2003 9:01am I know what a roman numeral is, but I don't know what that particular roman numeral represents. |
TeddyMiller  | posted 22-Jan-2003 9:53am 243 |
Enheduanna  | posted 22-Jan-2003 10:13am 243. For some reason, early 20th century biblical scholars were very fond of using Roman numerals, so I see them all the time. I'm getting pretty good at reading them quickly. |
dab  | posted 22-Jan-2003 10:37am 243 |
| lily333 | posted 22-Jan-2003 10:55am I don't know. |
| Zang | (reply to ROCKMAN) posted 22-Jan-2003 11:01am It isn't that I don't appreciate the special mention, but why are the accolades reserved for little old me?  |
Iseult  | posted 22-Jan-2003 11:14am 293. I'm not 100% sure about this. |
| dora | posted 22-Jan-2003 11:45am 263?  Right,I guess I don't really know! |
| msgman | posted 22-Jan-2003 1:03pm 243 CC = 200 XL = 40 III = 3 |
| darkshadowsseeker | posted 22-Jan-2003 2:32pm 2003 |
icurok  | posted 22-Jan-2003 2:41pm 243 |
| cody | posted 22-Jan-2003 5:27pm Why, 243, of course! |
| romkey | posted 22-Jan-2003 5:41pm 243 |
| juliw | posted 22-Jan-2003 5:46pm 243 |
mandy  | posted 22-Jan-2003 6:29pm 666 I swear...would I lie? |
| ROCKMAN | posted 22-Jan-2003 7:17pm Only because when I started typing yours was the only answer there, I got distracted and then submitted it. I kinda wish we could reply to more tan one at a time. |
Strider  | posted 23-Jan-2003 12:23am 273 |
| scrubnurse | posted 23-Jan-2003 1:30am I have something else to say. I don't know the answer. I know what one is, just not this one! Ha! That seems funny to me since I like numbers - but I am not good with Roman ones! |
| justjulie | posted 24-Jan-2003 6:54am 243 |
| Cleo | posted 24-Jan-2003 5:43pm C = ONE HUNDRED X = TEN L = FIFTY I = ONE So my answer is 243 If you add the two CC's it =200 then you since the X(TEN) is before the larger L(FIFTY) you must subtract the the X(ten) from the L(fifty) making it 40 then you add the reminding 3 III's that comes out 243 |
| juliw | (reply to justjulie) posted 24-Jan-2003 6:13pm Yay! You're back! |
| wolfchik9 | posted 24-Jan-2003 8:06pm 243... yet again, same question, same response. Although I'm sure those who replied I dunno before are know better equiped to answer this survey. |
| vickibob | posted 26-Jan-2003 1:39pm 37 |
| davethebrave371 | posted 26-Jan-2003 8:01pm 2003? |
| justjulie | (reply to juliw) posted 27-Jan-2003 8:09am thank you!! yes i am and for good too! |
| smerecz | posted 27-Jan-2003 11:51am 243 |
| juliw | (reply to justjulie) posted 27-Jan-2003 5:53pm I'm so glad to hear that!! |
| southernyankee | posted 27-Jan-2003 6:52pm its been such a long time. 243? they turn roman numbers, and make them... ..rOMan numbers. |
| southernyankee | posted 27-Jan-2003 6:52pm its been such a long time. 243? they turn roman numbers, and make them... ..rOMan numbers. |
| Mego0715 | posted 28-Jan-2003 12:37am Well let me see if I remember this - ok I don't. |
| justjulie | (reply to juliw) posted 28-Jan-2003 8:25am thank you...and i feel real good to say it as well  |
| Hans | posted 28-Jan-2003 6:54pm 243 |
| grmbrand | posted 31-Jan-2003 11:20am I, uh, don't speak Roman |
| ForbesLopez | posted 1-Feb-2003 7:38am 243 |
| ROCKMAN | posted 1-Feb-2003 9:28pm this is Dallas and the answer is 243! |
| nightvid | posted 1-Feb-2003 11:34pm Don't care. |
| JinnGnome | posted 16-Feb-2003 6:04am 243 i think |
| Pomeranian | posted 19-Feb-2003 11:02pm 2043? woops, C = 100 not 1000, dur. |
| Yarbroughhunter | posted 28-Feb-2003 2:40am 243 |
| linny21 | posted 9-Mar-2003 6:23pm 243? |
| Infinity | posted 18-Mar-2003 11:50pm 243 |
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