RC numbers

RC numbers by Elemarth on 2011-06-02 20:10:00 UTC

I think it's a good idea. by Sergio Turbo on 2011-06-04 09:08:00 UTC Reply

After all, it just shows hopw nonsensical is HQ.

In my case, 1587 is the engine displacement in cubic centimeters of one of my favourite cars, the Toyota Sprinter Trueno, also called Corolla GT-S.

No points for guessing from what does Agent Corolla takes her name from. Hint: in her home continuum there is a lot of Car Theme Naming.
It sounds awesome. by Pretzel on 2011-06-03 05:20:00 UTC Reply

And if I ever go insane (well, more so than usual) and decide to make another agent pair, I might just do a DIAU one. Then again, I am the one with RC 404, which just goes to show how much of a computer/internet geek I am.
I like it. by Calista on 2011-06-03 00:51:00 UTC Reply

There's not much rhyme or reason to the RC numbers, but there are some pretty odd ones out there, so why not have DIAU get the negatives?

'course, my math-loving self wants to say you should be using complex numbers with nonzero imaginary components :)

Re: I like it. by Fish Custard on 2011-06-03 12:11:00 UTC Reply

As a self-confessed math geek, I approve of RCs being given complex numbers! (and I think it'd be especially appropriate for the DIAU)

Good idea, but... by Elemarth on 2011-06-03 16:31:00 UTC Reply

Then we'd have to change the Antigravity Apple's room number, wouldn't we? Otherwise, I'd say definitely. Maybe we could say it's either negative OR imaginary numbers? Or maybe the AA's room is plain negative, and the rest of us are all square roots of negative numbers.

Also, FYI, there is a response center numbered i.

I think I like that! by Elemarth on 2011-06-04 15:28:00 UTC Reply

I won't get in trouble for changing the way we write the number, will I? I don't know who made up the number for it, so I can't ask them.

So shall we say that all DIAU numbers have i in them? I think that makes sense. The rest of you, meanwhile, need to add some negative real numbers to the list.