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A TfL London bus route that runs between Hornchurch, Town Centre and Lakeside Shopping Centre via Abbs Cross, Elm Park, South Hornchurch, Rainham, Wennington, Aveley and West Thurrock. Introduced on November 9th 2002, it partially replaced route 324 which was a commercial route operating between Hornchurch and Bluewater operated by Arriva for the last two years of its existance. The route is one of only two London bus services to run into Thurrock, Essex (the other being route 370 which runs from Romford to Lakeside via Upminster, there was also the 347 which ran from Romford to Ockendon Station via Harold Wood and Cranham but that was withdrawn in January 2025) and one of twelve London bus routes to enter Essex. The route was proposed to be rerouted via residental streets in Hornchurch in 2008 but residents complained so it never happened, but the route continues to operate at a 20-minute to half hour frequency every day of the week between London and Lakeside.
"mate I'ma ride the 372 to Lakeside"
"bro we're in Hornchurch just take 370 it's right there"
"372 is quicker tho bro"
372 by niceabcd May 3, 2026
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9,223,372,036,854,775,807 

Person 1: What is this huge number?

Person 2 (Master Coder): It is the 64 bit integer limit. That number is over nine quintillion.

Person 2 (Master Coder): 9,223,372,036,854,775,807, to be exact.

3720 to 1 

1.) The odds of successfully navigating an asteroid field

2.) Used when describing something that is very unlikely to happen
C3P0- But sir, the odds of successfully navigating an asteroid field are approximately 3720 to 1!
Han Solo- Never tell me the odds!

Guy- Dude, I'm totally hooking up with her tonight
Guy 1- Yeah right. The odds of that happening are about 3720 to 1.
3720 to 1 by sambourne December 19, 2010
A number that when entered into calculators will spell the word "shizzle" once said calculator is turned upside down.
Alberto: Manfred, how many life points do you have left?

Manfred: 3722145

Alberto: Dayyum son. That's shizzle.
3722145 by HanCholo February 18, 2009

Ryan B 3721 

He is the most powerful person on Earth, he was first discovered when he commented on @leilaastar comment section where he had commented: "Damn". Once discovered, he took hundreds of girls virginities and said some of the most notable things like "just wanted to post" or "idk what I was doing". However, as all legends fall down, he was caught copying an idea from @michael.h.99 where he was caught. Ultimately it did not affect his sexiness
Trinity: OMG billy rae sangheletti is so hot
Becky: but have you seen Ryan B 3721?

Leila: OMG GUESS WHAT
Ryan B 3721 by SLATlayer October 29, 2020
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