#random number

[tumbler-polls]

Pick a random number using this random number generator.

[jaydove-writes]

Give me a random number, from -20 to 2500, and I'll let you know what's going on that year in Starbourne. Feel free to change the range for your own world building if you like my idea.

I'll start: in 2387, most of the main characters were born.

[somethingusefulfromflorida]

Click here to generate a random number between 0 and 999.

That's your Dewey Decimal Classification

I got 358

Public administration and military science

Air and other specialized forces and warfare; engineering and related services

[yesterdays-xkcd]

RFC 1149.5 specifies 4 as the standard IEEE-vetted random number.

Random Number [Explained]

Transcript Under the Cut

[A computer program.]

int getRandomNumber() { return 4; // chosen by fair dice roll. // guaranteed to be random. }

[moggie-bear]

Shout out to the person who butt dialed me!!

Vary coquette

[l1lmab3ans]

I usually only get spam and scam texts from random numbers. This was different.

[thelastdiamondpiratealchemist]

I asked google to give me random time stamps between 0 and 25. So, here are the screenshots I took at the number of minutes it gave me.

I’m hoping for more “out of context” next time.

[yukiwhitetm]

Me recording a 'Random Number Generator Chooses the Extract' of my YA High Fantasy novel Shattered TikTok: Generate!

Random Number Generator: 245

Me, somehow (?): 254! Well, that's spoilers so we'll read 253.

Editing me: forehead slap

Editing TikTok now for 3pm tomorrow.

[myschoolhasart]

man i dont even know who tf this is

[pickerspin]

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[don-simon]

Once you've begun to recognise a pattern in a 'random' process, it is no longer random: the machine is almost certainly broken and you should bet on it before the management finds out.

[a-normal-panda-bitch]

An unknown number just texted me five minutes, am I gonna die???????

[saving-word-crawls]

Random Number Generator Crawl

By: Elluna_Hellen

Soooo… Feeling lucky? How much you’ll end up writing for this crawl will depend a lot on a random number generator. Depending on how quickly you write and how (un)lucky you are, this may take a while! (If you’re looking for a random number generator, here it is: https://www.random.org/ 69)

To start you off, generate a number between 1 and 20. That is the number of minutes you’ll have to sprint. How many times? We’ll see.

If your number was between 1 and 5 , generate a number between 1 and 50. If it’s between 5 and 15 , generate a number between 1 and 25. If it’s between 15 and 20 , I’ll be nice. Ish. Generate a number between 1 and 10.

Next up, go to the Writing Challenges forum. Look at the bars at the top and see how many threads there are in this category. (it will say, for example, writing challenges x75). Generate a number between 1 and that amount. You may reroll indefinitely if you keep hitting (long) crawls! (Considering the amount of counting in this step is absolute baloney - you may also scroll around the list for a while and randomly stop somewhere.)

Then, generate a number between 1 and 50. Do that many 100 word sprints.

Next, generate a number between 1 and 30. That is your number of 1 minute sprints . Then, generate a number between 1 and whatever wpm you’re comfortable with (NOT your top speed unless you want to have a really hard time!) . The number you land on is your goal for the sprints. If you fail to get to it, keep trying! Keep going until you have your number of sprints at or over your goal.

Next, generate a number between 5 and 60. Attempt to write 1000 words in that number of minutes. If you fail, retry three times before moving on.

Generate a number between 1 and 5 . Write that many thousand words.

Generate a number between 1 and 1000 and attempt to write that much in under 20 minutes. If you fail, finish at your own pace.

As a last step, Generate a number between 1 and 10,000. Write that many words in however long it takes you!

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BONUS ROUND! (Do any or all of these as you wish!)

Write 100 words. Then, roll a 6-sided die (or generate a number between 1 and 6). If it’s a 6, move on to the next step. If it’s not a 6, write 200 words. Then roll again. continue using the same rules (keep adding 100 words on top of the goal) until you either roll a 6, or have to write 3000 words because the random number generator or die is just that rude to you. (it made me go up to 2400 once >_>)

Generate a number between 1 and 100. Do that many song sprints.

Bonus suggestion by Mr E, inc: Looking for MORE or a challenge? How about a time limit?

Choose the number of days you think you could probably complete this crawl in. Generate a number between 1 and that number . This is the number of days you have to complete the crawl to GOLD STAR. If the crawl is not done in that many days, you get a SILVER STAR.

Gold star: Awesome! Post a message in the thread so we can all congratulate you!

Silver star: Good job! Generate a number between 1 and 5 and do that many 5 minute word sprints, THEN brag in this thread!

[reinanova]

bcuz i’m curious:

any phone number that you could rattle off without looking counts here

reblog with your age/generation bcuz i’m curious if it’s still common practice for younger people to memorize phone numbers

[zhelin-thames]

A Ghostly Text Mishap

Danny flopped onto his bed, phone in hand, glaring at the screen. Another long day of dealing with Vlad's manipulative nonsense had left him frustrated beyond belief. He opened his messages, found the contact labeled Trucker, and began furiously typing.

Danny: You will NOT believe what Plasmius did this time. The absolute NERVE of this guy. You’d think being half-dead would make someone LESS petty, but nooo, this man’s ego is bigger than the Ghost Zone.

Danny: He tried to "buy" my parents' company AGAIN. He offered to “help” with ghost containment tech but really just wants to snoop around for weaknesses in the portal.

Danny: AND he had the audacity to call me “Little Badger” like it’s a term of endearment. I swear, if I hear that ONE MORE TIME, I might go full ghost and dropkick him into the Fenton Thermos.

Satisfied with his venting, Danny tossed his phone onto the bed and buried his face in his pillow. Unbeknownst to him, he had made one critical mistake.

Jason Todd, aka Red Hood, was sitting in his safe house, polishing his guns when his phone buzzed. He glanced at the screen.

Unknown Number: You will NOT believe what Plasmius did this time…

Jason raised an eyebrow. “What the hell is this?” he muttered, scrolling through the tirade. By the time he got to “Little Badger”, he was smirking.

He typed back:

Jason: Kid, I think you’ve got the wrong number. Unless this “Plasmius” guy is a Gotham villain I’ve somehow missed.

Danny’s phone buzzed, and he rolled over to check it. His heart dropped when he saw the reply.

Danny: Oh no. This isn’t Trucker, is it?

Jason: Nope. But you’ve got my attention. Who’s Plasmius, and why does he sound like the type of guy I’d shoot on principle?

Danny hesitated, then decided to just roll with it.

Danny: Short version: he’s a half-ghost fruitloop billionaire who’s obsessed with ruining my life, becoming my creepy stepdad, and taking over the world. Think Lex Luthor but undead and ickier.

Jason burst out laughing, earning a curious glance from Roy Harper, who had just walked in.

“Who’s got you laughing like that?” Roy asked, setting down a bag of takeout.

“Some kid who texted me by mistake,” Jason replied, showing him the messages.

Roy skimmed them and snickered. “Plasmius? Sounds like a knockoff vampire villain.”

Jason’s fingers flew over the keyboard.

Jason: Okay, kid, you’ve officially got my interest. I don’t know who you are, but if this Plasmius guy’s half as bad as you say, I’ve got some creative ways to deal with him. You in Gotham?

Danny stared at the message, blinking. Who even was this guy? But... he did sound like he knew how to handle problems.

Danny: Uh, no. I’m from Amity Park. It’s kind of a supernatural hotspot, so I’ve got it covered. But thanks for the offer, I guess?

Jason smirked.

Jason: Supernatural hotspot? Kid, you’re talking to someone who’s been resurrected. Ghosts don’t scare me.

Danny froze. Resurrected? Oh no. This guy might actually know about the supernatural.

Danny: ...Wait, who ARE you?

Jason: Name’s Jason. Most people call me Red Hood. Ever heard of me?

Danny blinked, then groaned. “Of course. I text a vigilante. Just my luck.”

Danny: ...Yeah, I’ve heard of you. So, uh, thanks for not tracking this number and showing up at my house or something.

Jason: Yet.

Danny felt a shiver run down his spine.

Danny: That’s not funny, dude.

Jason: Relax, Little Badger. Your secret’s safe with me. For now. But hey, if you ever need help dealing with your undead billionaire problem, hit me up.

Danny sighed, shaking his head.

Danny: Sure. Thanks, I guess?

Jason leaned back, grinning as he saved the number under Ghost Kid.

“Roy, I think I just found the weirdest contact in my phone.”

“You say that like it’s a bad thing,” Roy replied, tossing Jason a burger.

“Not bad. Just… different.” Jason chuckled. “Plasmius, huh? Sounds like fun.”

[greenslime69]

The ninth doctor was so insane fr he was like I watched my planet get destroyed and I can't share this trauma with anyone. I will fix this by befriending a human girl and taking her to see her planet get destroyed. This is normal behaviour.