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The Nutshell Lord

2024-06-26T02:13:18Z

Evan Cho: I added a new page

The Nutshell Lord is a title to [[Jonathan Wu]], often referred to as "u_u" since the [[Identity Incident]] happened.

The Nutshell Lord, or Jonathan the Nutshell King got the record for being in the nutshell 3 times a day<ref>This Record was set in Middle School</ref>.

File:Jonathan the Nutshell King.jpg

2024-06-26T02:10:52Z

Evan Cho:

one of the screenshots taken by Evan (Ha-earl) Cho

Lets Count

2024-06-22T01:41:54Z

Evan Cho: I edited the MS counting Thread :)

Thread series in the HS Courtyard.

Started by [[Shelli Selby]], "Lets Count" was a thread in which people (mostly) counted up (the original thread started at one (presumably- I will not be verifying this))<ref>It did start at one, unless my memory absolutely fails me. I watched it for a while, and then got involved around 400. -[[Owen Behrens|Owen]]</ref> and counting one number per message, with no person going twice in a row. (mostly)

== History ==
The original thread simply had the title of "lets count" and was posted on September 12th, 2022. After quite a few messages, it started to get very laggy. If you went to notifications in teams, and the top one was a reply in the counting thread, it would crash teams, if not your whole computer. So, Shelli created a new thread called "Lets count: CONTINUED" on 4/10/23. However, that thread eventually experienced the same problem with lag. Since Shelli Selby had since left NSA, [[Hallie Griffin]] took up the mantle and created a thread called "Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued" on 10/15/23. At the beginning of 2024, that thread also began to lag significantly. It lagged so much that the participants started talk of making a new thread. On February 3, 2024, [[Jacob Grady]] started a new thread called Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again. After a little over a month, [[Isaac Rivers]] decided that Jacob's thread had become too laggy, and so he made a new thread, Lets Count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again: Round Two. [[Hannah Robbins]] soon got fed up with the lag (recurring theme?) and so she made Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again: Round Two: Round Three.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+List of Threads
!'''Name'''
!'''Date posted'''
!'''Number of messages sent'''
!'''Number of participants'''
!'''Number counted to'''
|-
|lets count
|9/12/22
|4183
|79
|3610
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED
|4/10/23
|3121
|72
|6533
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued
|10/15/23
|2621
|50
|9073
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again
|2/3/24
|3544
|47
|12061
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again: Round Two
|3/13/24
|1965
|31
|13961
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again: Round Two: Round Three
|5/13/24
|2310
|17
|16235
|}
''(Update as needed. Last updated 6/13/24 at 10:36 am CST, by Jacob Grady.)''

== Trivia ==

* In my research into the origin of the thread to fact-check this article, I stumbled across a thread posted by Shelli Selby called "lets count again." It was posted on 1/17/23, apparently because the original thread had died off. However, it only got 122 replies, and didn't seem to have much significance. The thread started over from one, and reached 63. Many of the numbers were sent as GIFs. After 63, Shelli said "i only made this one because i couldn't find the other one but now i did find it so the first one is my main focus XDD"
* On 11/7/22, [[Daniel Simmons]] posted a thread titled "LETS COUNT BACKWARDS" It started at 2048, since that was the last number in the normal counting thread. It only reached 1035 before people lost interest. The last message was sent on 11/12/22. It had 24 messages from 7 respondents.
* One interesting thing about these threads is the number of reactions they get. For example, the original "lets count" thread had 30 reactions, of 13 different types. "Lets count: CONTINUED" had 39 reactions, 23 of which were the infinity emoji. "Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued" had 24 reactions with the infinity emoji. (this might be a record for most reactions on a post? I'm not sure.) This is not the largest amount of the ''same'' reaction for one post. A post made by [[Asher Stewart]] obtained 35 laughing emojis, and one heart emoji.
* The record for the most number of numbers posted in a short period of time was set by [[Isaac Rivers]] and [[Jacob Grady]], when they posted a combined total of 534 numbers in ~37 minutes.<ref>(If you have a recorded instance of larger amounts in the same time, please edit this)</ref>
* At 8:49am CST on 2/8/2024, the counting thread (Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again) reached its first five-digit number, 10,000. [[Isaac Rivers]] sent the message.<ref>[[Gabriel Nelson|Gabe Nelson]] claims that his computer shows that he sent the message first. However, I haven't seen any screenshots of this, so unless I do I'll say that Isaac got it - that's what my computers all show, and I've seen multiple screenshots of the same.</ref> To accomplish this feat, [[Isaac Rivers]] and [[Jacob Grady]] sent a whopping 534 numbers in ~37 minutes.
* At some point around two thousand, they began counting backwards - I'm not sure if that is true, or if it is, when they turned around again and started going forwards.<ref>Confirmed by [[Samuel Grady]]: After 2082, [[Keene Elkins]] jumped to 2100. [[Sunda Schwertfeger]] then proceeded to count backwards (probably to correct the jump). Then, after a few hundred backwards-counting messages, the counting continued forwards as normal (is there anything normal at northstar?), with some mild confusion to those who saw this afterward.</ref>
* Lets Count BY SEVENS was a thread created by Isaac Rivers on May 1, 2024. It was based on the popular "Lets Count" thread, and has all of the same rules, with one exception: you have to count by sevens.
* Lets count BACKWARDS was another thread that Isaac Rivers made, posted on May 14, 2024. It started at -1, and is at -1187 as of 6/10/24.

== MS Counting Thread ==
On 2/5/24, 7th grader Tripp Tamayo posted a thread in the MS Courtyard titled:

'''"Continue counting until 1000 i changed 10,000'''

baaaaaahhhhhhh

(GIF of minecraft Alex and Steve)

I need to write smth soooooo baah?"

''I think this truly embodies the difference between middle school and high school'' ._ . Anywayyy, the middle school counting thread started at one, and it currently at 30020. There have been 2072 replies from 28 participants. ''(as of 4/10/24 at 11:42 am UTC+8, last updated by Mark Huang)'' However, this thread does nOT have the unspoken rule that one person isn't allowed to send more than one message in a row, so there are many instances of the same person counting up three or more numbers in a row<ref>Word from Evan (Ha-earl) Cho: "Well Tripp said to count, not count by one"</ref>. In fact, the MSers started counting with multiple numbers in one message, with one message counting from 16504 to 20000. However, I don't think any numbers have been skipped.

Edit: the Counting Thread revived on June 21st, 9am CST, when [[Haoen (Mark) Huang]] "bumped" the post. The new goal is 50,000, set by [[Tripp Tamayo|Tripp Tomayo]].

==Notes==
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[[Category:Groups, Chats, and Threads]]

Adelyn Land

2024-05-28T00:12:09Z

Evan Cho: added stuff

Adelyn Land is small island in Africa, south of Europe. It was originally first mentioned in May 22, 2:59 PM, by [[Hannah Darwish]] in Middle School Building - Flagpole, and [[Adelyn Pendley]] confirmed that she lives in Adelyn Land.

== Location ==
Adelyn Land is located in N 35° 37' 48" E 16° 19' 12". It does not show up in maps, or any other satellite images.<ref>It might be more stealthy than stealth fighter jet</ref> The size of the island is 330 sq.meters.

== Population ==
Currently (Updated in May 28, 2024, 7:05 PM CST), There is 4 people living in the Adelyn land. [[Hannah Darwish]] and her donkey sons ([[Evan Cho]] and [[Mark Huang]]) immigrated to the Adelyn Land at May 28, 2024, 12:49 PM.

== Language ==
The Adalonians speak their own language, Adalonian. It is difficult to learn, but luckily, all people in Adelyn Land can speak English.
<references />

Lets Count

2024-05-28T00:00:43Z

Evan Cho: added reference

Thread series in the HS Courtyard.

Started by [[Shelli Selby]], "Lets Count" was a thread in which people (mostly) counted up (the original thread started at one (presumably- I will not be verifying this))<ref>It did start at one, unless my memory absolutely fails me. I watched it for a while, and then got involved around 400. -[[Owen Behrens|Owen]]</ref> and counting one number per message, with no person going twice in a row. (mostly)

== History ==
The original thread simply had the title of "lets count" and was posted on September 12th, 2022. After quite a few messages, it started to get very laggy. If you went to notifications in teams, and the top one was a reply in the counting thread, it would crash teams, if not your whole computer. So, Shelli created a new thread called "Lets count: CONTINUED" on 4/10/23. However, that thread eventually experienced the same problem with lag. Since Shelli Selby had since left NSA, [[Hallie Griffin]] took up the mantle and created a thread called "Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued" on 10/15/23. At the beginning of 2024, that thread also began to lag significantly. It lagged so much that the participants started talk of making a new thread. On February 3, 2024, [[Jacob Grady]] started a new thread called Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again. After a little over a month, [[Isaac Rivers]] decided that Jacob's thread had become too laggy, and so he made a new thread, Lets Count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again: Round Two. [[Hannah Robbins]] soon got fed up with the lag (recurring theme?) and so she made Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again: Round Two: Round Three.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+List of Threads
!'''Name'''
!'''Date posted'''
!'''Number of messages sent'''
!'''Number of participants'''
!'''Number counted to'''
|-
|lets count
|9/12/22
|4183
|79
|3610
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED
|4/10/23
|3121
|72
|6533
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued
|10/15/23
|2621
|50
|9073
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again
|2/3/24
|3544
|47
|12061
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again: Round Two
|3/13/24
|1965
|31
|13961
|-
|Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again: Round Two: Round Three
|5/13/24
|1173
|13
|15121
|}
''(Update as needed. Last updated 5/27/24 at 9:36 am CST, by Jacob Grady.)''

== Trivia ==

* In my research into the origin of the thread to fact-check this article, I stumbled across a thread posted by Shelli Selby called "lets count again." It was posted on 1/17/23, apparently because the original thread had died off. However, it only got 122 replies, and didn't seem to have much significance. The thread started over from one, and reached 63. Many of the numbers were sent as GIFs. After 63, Shelli said "i only made this one because i couldn't find the other one but now i did find it so the first one is my main focus XDD"
* On 11/7/22, [[Daniel Simmons]] posted a thread titled "LETS COUNT BACKWARDS" It started at 2048, since that was the last number in the normal counting thread. It only reached 1035 before people lost interest. The last message was sent on 11/12/22. It had 24 messages from 7 respondents.
* One interesting thing about these threads is the number of reactions they get. For example, the original "lets count" thread had 30 reactions, of 13 different types. "Lets count: CONTINUED" had 39 reactions, 23 of which were the infinity emoji. "Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued" had 24 reactions with the infinity emoji. (this might be a record for most reactions on a post? I'm not sure.) This is not the largest amount of the ''same'' reaction for one post. A post made by [[Asher Stewart]] obtained 35 laughing emojis, and one heart emoji.
* The record for the most number of numbers posted in a short period of time was set by [[Isaac Rivers]] and [[Jacob Grady]], when they posted a combined total of 534 numbers in ~37 minutes.<ref>(If you have a recorded instance of larger amounts in the same time, please edit this)</ref>
* At 8:49am CST on 2/8/2024, the counting thread (Lets count: CONTINUED: Continued: Again) reached its first five-digit number, 10,000. [[Isaac Rivers]] sent the message.<ref>[[Gabriel Nelson|Gabe Nelson]] claims that his computer shows that he sent the message first. However, I haven't seen any screenshots of this, so unless I do I'll say that Isaac got it - that's what my computers all show, and I've seen multiple screenshots of the same.</ref> To accomplish this feat, [[Isaac Rivers]] and [[Jacob Grady]] sent a whopping 534 numbers in ~37 minutes.
* At some point around two thousand, they began counting backwards - I'm not sure if that is true, or if it is, when they turned around again and started going forwards.<ref>Confirmed by [[Samuel Grady]]: After 2082, [[Keene Elkins]] jumped to 2100. [[Sunda Schwertfeger]] then proceeded to count backwards (probably to correct the jump). Then, after a few hundred backwards-counting messages, the counting continued forwards as normal (is there anything normal at northstar?), with some mild confusion to those who saw this afterward.</ref>
* Lets Count BY SEVENS was a thread created by Isaac Rivers on May 1, 2024. It was based on the popular "Lets Count" thread, and has all of the same rules, with one exception: you have to count by sevens.
* Lets count BACKWARDS was another thread that Isaac Rivers made, posted on May 14, 2024. It started at -1, and is at -573 as of 5/27/24.

== MS Counting Thread ==
On 2/5/24, 7th grader Tripp Tamayo posted a thread in the MS Courtyard titled:

'''"Continue counting until 1000 i changed 10,000'''

baaaaaahhhhhhh

(GIF of minecraft Alex and Steve)

I need to write smth soooooo baah?"

''I think this truly embodies the difference between middle school and high school'' ._ . Anywayyy, the middle school counting thread started at one, and it currently at 30020. There have been 2072 replies from 28 participants. ''(as of 4/10/24 at 11:42 am UTC+8, last updated by Mark Huang)'' However, this thread does nOT have the unspoken rule that one person isn't allowed to send more than one message in a row, so there are many instances of the same person counting up three or more numbers in a row<ref>Word from Evan (Ha-earl) Cho: "Well Tripp said to count, not count by one"</ref>. In fact, the MSers started counting with multiple numbers in one message, with one message counting from 16504 to 20000. However, I don't think any numbers have been skipped.

==Notes==
<references />

[[Category:Groups, Chats, and Threads]]

Adelyn Land

2024-05-27T02:06:05Z

Evan Cho: Adelyn Land :D

File:Adelyn Land.png

2024-05-27T02:05:07Z

Evan Cho:

*Google Maps

Esther Yang

2024-03-29T01:53:30Z

Evan Cho:

Esther Yang - she's cool

She is one of the two StuCo MS Representatives ([[Tiana Dean]] is the other one).

She accidentally started a bunch of MSers to create a potato army...

Mother: Ruthie

Dad: Jared L

Step-mom: Grace A

She's known as the great potato mom ;)

<small>*the great potato mom who just happened to only be 5years old... she just never ages* she also gave all her family members a dog each</small>

HELP - Esther Yang (a lot of times)

== See also ==

* [https://nsa.awiki.org/index.php?search=Esther+Yang&title=Special:Search&fulltext=1 Pages mentioning Esther Yang]

[[Category:People]]