1357924680
When you are bored out of your mind and have already typed 1234567890 , 0987654321 and 1029384756 already so you first type the odd numbers then the even numbers.
1357924680 by cyclopentane November 10, 2019
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1357924680
dick-head: This is so boring!
dick-head #2: I know, right!
dick-head: Let's look up 1357924680!
dick-head #2:Sure!
dick-head:1357913579
dick-head #2: I know, right!
dick-head: Let's look up 1357924680!
dick-head #2:Sure!
dick-head:1357913579
1357924680 by ruuupert October 30, 2020
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For fred sake, are you THAT bored? I can't believe you typed odd numbers then later even numbers. Not only that but you reversed it and put it 3 times.
Go read a book, or entertain yourself to kill your boredom.
Go read a book, or entertain yourself to kill your boredom.
A: 135792468008642975311357924680086429753113579246800864297531
B: What?
B: What?
135792468008642975311357924680086429753113579246800864297531 by BaneSRB November 15, 2020
13792468
I know what you did. you just went diamond around the numpad starting with one, increasing in number and then switched to typing the 4 sides increasing in number.
at the time of this writing, there are less than 5,000 google results for this number.
that's literally how fucking bored you just got, this is a top level of boredom. seriously, why did you just do this?
you took something, and you took it too far, stop man stop while you're behind.
at the time of this writing, there are less than 5,000 google results for this number.
that's literally how fucking bored you just got, this is a top level of boredom. seriously, why did you just do this?
you took something, and you took it too far, stop man stop while you're behind.
1352468079
You are very bored so you use the number row to type the odd numbers of the first half, then the even numbers of that half, then the odd numbers of the right half, then those even numbers
1352468079 by jarsubo December 13, 2025
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