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[GallacticGorilla]

46' In 1946 this is what the US looked like

US GDP (1998 dollars): $222.6 billion
Federal spending: $55.23 billion
Federal debt: $271.0 billion
Dow Jones High/Low: 212/165
Consumer Price Index: 19.5
Unemployment: 3.9%
Cost of a first-class stamp: $0.03

Is it just my ocd, but I like how the number matches the number of posts to this thread

 

[Judge]

47 Ronin

 

[Manuheleku]

49

 

[Manuheleku]

And 50

 

[Manuheleku]

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Got buzzed by 2 A-10 Warthogs driving home from a road trip to Rachel, Nevada on the "Extraterrestrial Hwy" near Area-51! Totally awesome!

 

[Manuheleku]

52, a deck of cards

 

[GallacticGorilla]

55-The tenth number in the Fibonacci sequence, of which i was just reading about.

1+1 2+3+5+8+13+21+34+55

ps i skipped to put the post number in line with the corresponding number.

 

[Judge]

56- Year of the Hungarian Revolution, twentieth century.

 

[Judge]

59 - A good year for Fidel Castro.

 

[Tarragon]

61, which (thanks to wiki!) is apparently a "Cuban prime". I am getting an image of a cigar chomping mustachio mean number here!

 

[Judge]

62: BB-62. The New Jersey.

 

[Manuheleku]

63 AC Cobra

 

[Grumpy Cat]

64.
The number of squares on a chessboard.

 

[Manuheleku]

1st year of the Mustang 2+2

 

[Tarragon]

67 -In the US, *67 is a common prefix-code for blocking caller-id info on the subsequent call.

I didn't know that! Great thing Wikipedia

 

[CJinherPJs]

LXIX - 69

 

[Manuheleku]

SR-71

 

[Flinty]

'73...the year we moved to the town that I suppose I should consider my home.

 

[Judge]

75...in the twentieth century when US bumper requirements ruined some otherwise classic cars.

 

[Manuheleku]

Spirit of 76