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Bitchyoutrippin 4:23 by Badbitchs March 23, 2020
4 8 15 16 23 42
1. The only numbers you never, ever want to enter in the lottery.
2. The (apparent) oblique plotline of ABC's hit TV show Lost. These numbers are cursed. Very cursed.
3. "Cursed" toast with these numbers on it, claiming it was linked to the the show Lost that sold for ever $16,000 US.
2. The (apparent) oblique plotline of ABC's hit TV show Lost. These numbers are cursed. Very cursed.
3. "Cursed" toast with these numbers on it, claiming it was linked to the the show Lost that sold for ever $16,000 US.
I entered the numbers '4 8 15 16 23 42' into the lottery. The next day I crapped out my large intestine.
4 8 15 16 23 42 by Op2 June 13, 2005
4 8 15 16 23 42
The mysterious numbers from the t.v. show "Lost". The numbers appear everywhere in the show from the co-ordinates of the plane to representing the amount of people on the island.
"enter these numbers: 4 8 15 16 23 42"
4 people left on the raft, 42 stayed behind; there are 23 survivors on the other side of the island ect...
4 people left on the raft, 42 stayed behind; there are 23 survivors on the other side of the island ect...
4 8 15 16 23 42 by Fintan October 23, 2005
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B)
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