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I tried many magic formulas, but this happens to be one of the first ones I tried since the $m x $& tends to multiply the result by 10 each time, so getting a result that's one longer each time, about the only somewhat regular pattern in roman numerals. -- Ton, remarking on how he found his magic formula back in 2004 I suppose if I had done my research better, I would have known that Ton had reached his result based on exactly the same methodology that I posted above. But seriously: 4x$&%1859^7 xor 7? Now that's just crazy. In reply to Re^5: Dueling Flamingos: The Story of the Fonality Christmas Golf Challenge
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