My TK #

[FIVE[501st]]

So this is fun...

 

I'm looking through my website stats... where people came to my site from and such, and I see someone found my TK website by searching for "8541"... my TK id #.

 

Well, I open up Google to see what placement with that number I get (4th down btw) and I notice that the first 2 links have something to do with a military designation. I open them up and, come to find out, "8541" is the designation for a Marine Scout-Sniper! Of course I'm not a "Biker Scout"... but Biker Scouts don't have Sniper positions... Stormtroopers, however, do have Scouts. First in the field in other words.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scout_Sniper

 

This is really cool because I've wanted to "classify" myself as a "stormtrooper sniper" for a while now. In fact, I just ordered a hyperfirm Heavy Blaster to troop with.

 

So... I just thought it was cool.

My number ended up meaning more than I intended it to mean.

 

Has anyone else Googled their TK IDs?

Do any of yours mean more than you knew?

[themadguitarist]

Mine was the year Newton was born! Haha, I had no idea! On top of that, I'm studying to be a physicist!

[Daetrin[Admin]]

Mine is the Pareto rule, but that's why I picked it, so alas no surprises

[Murray1134[501st]]

Found a few random product codes and such, but the one that really caught my eye is H.R. 5990. A bill before congress about video game ratings. Me being a fairly avid gamer and heavily against these regulations, I thought it was interesting.

[Peregrinus]

Ah, No'l, there is a Biker Scout sniper. It's in the video games and several people have added the sniper rifle to their Scout costumes. Doesn't mean Stormtroopers can't be snipers, too, though.

 

--Jonah

[kiyotei[TK]]

hmmm not sure which one I'll go with...

 

AMD-8151™ HyperTransport™ AGP3.0 Graphics Tunnel

 

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ISO 8151:1987

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