April 25, 201412 yr You can't count that on one hand can ya! You can count it on two hands though if you understand binary (even if you've lost a finger or thumb, but you will need at least 9 digits). Still... Quite good.
April 25, 201412 yr Author Thanks everyone, I only mentioned it because its a nice round number, I'll big myself up again at 500! I give in. How do you count that high on 2 hands?Binary. Here's a large breasted woman explaining it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1uds0ekJk8
April 25, 201412 yr You can count it on two hands though if you understand binary The Sarge can count to 1024 on his hands.1,048,576 if he uses his toes.Easy PeasyEDIT - Shit. Just saw your video. Now the secret's out. Edited April 25, 201412 yr by Sgt.Sausage
April 25, 201412 yr Author The Sarge can count to 1024 on his hands. 1,048,576 if he uses his toes. Easy Peasy EDIT - Shit. Just saw your video. Now the secret's out. The secret being you have an 11th finger?! Although I accept with 10 digits there are 1024 options, one of those options is zero, meaning to get to 1024 you must have an extra finger... With 10 digits you can go from 0-1023. ;)
April 25, 201412 yr You don't have to start at zero[1], Rob Try it. You'll find it works exactly the same to start at 1 and go through 1024. Easy Peasy FOOTNOTE [1] and adding the extra finger gets it to 2048
April 25, 201412 yr Author You don't have to start at zero[1], RobYeah you do. 0000000000 is not 1, it is zero! As Mentioned I accept there are 1024 options, but zero is one of them giving you numbers from 0-1023. Now yes, I accept you could start from 1 or 14 or 713 if you wanted and therefore be able to count to 1-1024, 14-1037 and 713-1736 respectively, but that would be silly. Now stop digging in your heels and accept you made an error of 1! :)
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