Count to 1000 with ROMAN NUMERALS!

Yes! Roman Numerals!

I will begin. If you don't know what a Roman Numeral is, then google it.

I (1], the next poster will type 'II' [2])

Interesting!

II

Ind33d it is

III

My mom used to make me do math in roman numerals. IV right?

That's correct. At my school, we're forced to take Classics (learning Latin and Greek. We learn a bit about the history of it all, too) and my dad can read the copyrights of films with as (they're often in Roman numerals. If my memory serves, 2013 should be MMXIII).

Anyway, enough chit chat. V.

P.S For the next few posters, you may find it useful to know that after V, you get VI, VII, VIII, IX and X. I'll leave the rest for you to figure out.

Ccpenguin8 wrote:That's correct. At my school, we're forced to take Classics (learning Latin and Greek. We learn a bit about the history of it all, too) and my dad can read the copyrights of films with as (they're often in Roman numerals. If my memory serves, 2013 should be MMXIII).

Anyway, enough chit chat. V.

P.S For the next few posters, you may find it useful to know that after V, you get VI, VII, VIII, IX and X. I'll leave the rest for you to figure out.

I = 1

V = 5

X = 10

L = 1600

C = 451.5

M = 1000


V. Don't be gullible if you don't know ^^ googlet.

Djmichael1 wrote:

Ccpenguin8 wrote:That's correct. At my school, we're forced to take Classics (learning Latin and Greek. We learn a bit about the history of it all, too) and my dad can read the copyrights of films with as (they're often in Roman numerals. If my memory serves, 2013 should be MMXIII).

Anyway, enough chit chat. V.

P.S For the next few posters, you may find it useful to know that after V, you get VI, VII, VIII, IX and X. I'll leave the rest for you to figure out.

I = 1

V = 5

X = 10

L = 1600

C = 451.5

M = 1000


V. Don't be gullible if you don't know ^^ googlet.

Lol. I presume the mistakes are deliberate 'traps', so I won't correct them

VII.

Eh, VIII, right?

It would be cool if we could count to 1000 with greek numerals, but that would require greek characters, and it's kinda complicated too

Okay... IX.

Gotchee wrote:Eh, VIII, right?

It would be cool if we could count to 1000 with greek numerals, but that would require greek characters, and it's kinda complicated too

Well, Roman numerals are more widely known and since many people don't even have Greek keyboards, they'd just copy and paste from Google.

X.

XI. Since when did I confuse L and D? L = 50, D = 500.

XII.

XIII

XIV

XV. I wonder how long it takes to get to M.

XVI!

XVll

XVIII

XVIII.

XIX

XX I think.

XXI.

XXII

XXIII.

Im not very good with Roman numerals, even though I take Latin XD. But I think its XXIV