Counting with pictures

[Labcoatguy]

 

[speedometer]

Patria XA-203(this one is equipped with AMOS), backbone of Finnish infantry

 

[The_Finn]

in keeping with the Vehicle theme

Bell 204

 

[avanti]

 

[watto]

 

[IceBone]

oh great, first the alphas, now the peugeots...

capable of 207 mph

 

[I'm not Takumi]

Second Gen Toyota Century. 207.5 inches. Let's round that to 208 inches.

 

[FDaihatsu]

 

[I'm not Takumi]

 

[eddysdaman]

 

[Lilleput]

 

[avanti]

 

[maateuszz89]

Rover 214Sli

 

[KaJuN]

I'm surprised nobody has gone this route yet:

https://pic.armedcats.net/2007/11/08/215.gif

 

[Adunaphel]

Because it's too fuckin' easy, that's why

http://img441.imageshack.**/img441/1521/zenith216cubebp2.jpg
Zenith Cube 216

 

[Jacobfox]

do you mean 216?

 

[Adunaphel]

^^ see edit reason

 

[I'm not Takumi]

 

[Beni]

http://img231.imageshack.**/img231/277/20050911218wrc3.jpg

 

[Astec123]

218billion pennies, the first google image search for "two hundred and eighteen"
http://images.google.co.uk/images?s...q=two+hundred+and+eighteen&btnG=Search+Images

Current estimates by the U.S. Mint place the number of pennies in circulation at around
140 billion. Others have estimated as many as 200 billion currently circulating. Since the
first penny was minted in 1787, until present-day, over 300 billion pennies have been minted
in the United States. So that leaves about 100 billion pennies that have been retired by the
Mint, lost down sewer drains, stored in jars, smashed by trains, or collected by numismatists
in the past 200 years.

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