This is my 100th post. I know I'm supposed to prepare something special, such as "100 Facts about Lefty's Bodily Functions" or some other wildly interesting post.
For my part, in honor of my 100th post, I'm going to go drink 100 beers. I encourage you to join me (not in my actual location, of course, but in the act of drinking 100 beers). If you live in Japan (I'm looking at you,
Bre), you can drink sake, or if you live in the south of France (
lvgurl), then you can drink wine. If you are not of legal drinking age in your locale, then have 100 tall glasses of cold milk.
I have also decided to post a handful of interesting facts about the number 100:
The number 100 is the smallest square which is also the sum of consecutive cubes.
The Boston Beaneaters were the first National League team to win at least 100 games in a season. They won 102 in the split season of 1892.
Polish Draughts is played on a board with 100 squares.
At least 100 times a day, I turn a light off after my kids have left it on.
The 1969 western film
100 Rifles starred Burt Reynolds, Raquel Welch and Jim Brown.
On the Celsius scale, the boiling point of water is 100 degrees.
The Philadelphia Athletics became the first American League team to win at least 100 games in a season when they won 102 in 1910.
In the year 100 AD, Buddhist texts were first translated into Chinese.
I have fantasies about killing my secretary 100 times every week.
In the game of cricket, scoring 100 runs (called a “century“) is a major feat for a batsman, but to be out at 99 is a significant failure.
The number 100 in Finnish is
sata.
It is estimated there were 180,000 people worldwide who were 100 years old or older in the year 2000.
I found all these on the Internet, so you know they're true!
Happy 100 Day.
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