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I'm looking for something both special and kind of arbitrary.



If you agree, it follows O and precedes La.



Perhaps soon it will find me here.



But by then I'll have ten.




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    Brent - Congratulations on the 10K - if questions were 10 and answers 5, you'd have a score and I'd have five.
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I'm looking for something both special and kind of arbitrary.



If you agree, it follows O and precedes La.



Perhaps soon it will find me here.



But by then I'll have ten.




word




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    Brent - Congratulations on the 10K - if questions were 10 and answers 5, you'd have a score and I'd have five.
    – Tom
    Sep 6 at 13:44












up vote
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up vote
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I'm looking for something both special and kind of arbitrary.



If you agree, it follows O and precedes La.



Perhaps soon it will find me here.



But by then I'll have ten.




word




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I'm looking for something both special and kind of arbitrary.



If you agree, it follows O and precedes La.



Perhaps soon it will find me here.



But by then I'll have ten.





word





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    Brent - Congratulations on the 10K - if questions were 10 and answers 5, you'd have a score and I'd have five.
    – Tom
    Sep 6 at 13:44












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    Brent - Congratulations on the 10K - if questions were 10 and answers 5, you'd have a score and I'd have five.
    – Tom
    Sep 6 at 13:44







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Brent - Congratulations on the 10K - if questions were 10 and answers 5, you'd have a score and I'd have five.
– Tom
Sep 6 at 13:44




Brent - Congratulations on the 10K - if questions were 10 and answers 5, you'd have a score and I'd have five.
– Tom
Sep 6 at 13:44










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I think you are looking for




K




I'm looking for something both special and kind of arbitrary.




Special K. K as a letter on its own may be seen as arbitrary.




If you agree, it follows O and precedes La.




OK So - signifies agreement. So precedes La in musical solfège.




Perhaps soon it will find me here.




Your are almost at 10,000 rep points which will be written as 10K




But by then I'll have ten.




10,000 = 10K




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Congratulations!







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  • Correct, and arbitrary woo!
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    Sep 6 at 13:47











  • Wow that was farfetched
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    Sep 6 at 17:20






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    Following O and preceding La could also be Oklahoma - also a stretch, but doesn't require an extra word to make sense
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    Sep 6 at 20:58










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up vote
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accepted










I think you are looking for




K




I'm looking for something both special and kind of arbitrary.




Special K. K as a letter on its own may be seen as arbitrary.




If you agree, it follows O and precedes La.




OK So - signifies agreement. So precedes La in musical solfège.




Perhaps soon it will find me here.




Your are almost at 10,000 rep points which will be written as 10K




But by then I'll have ten.




10,000 = 10K




Sidenote




Congratulations!







share|improve this answer




















  • Correct, and arbitrary woo!
    – Brent Hackers
    Sep 6 at 13:47











  • Wow that was farfetched
    – htmlcoderexe
    Sep 6 at 17:20






  • 1




    Following O and preceding La could also be Oklahoma - also a stretch, but doesn't require an extra word to make sense
    – CodeMoose
    Sep 6 at 20:58














up vote
9
down vote



accepted










I think you are looking for




K




I'm looking for something both special and kind of arbitrary.




Special K. K as a letter on its own may be seen as arbitrary.




If you agree, it follows O and precedes La.




OK So - signifies agreement. So precedes La in musical solfège.




Perhaps soon it will find me here.




Your are almost at 10,000 rep points which will be written as 10K




But by then I'll have ten.




10,000 = 10K




Sidenote




Congratulations!







share|improve this answer




















  • Correct, and arbitrary woo!
    – Brent Hackers
    Sep 6 at 13:47











  • Wow that was farfetched
    – htmlcoderexe
    Sep 6 at 17:20






  • 1




    Following O and preceding La could also be Oklahoma - also a stretch, but doesn't require an extra word to make sense
    – CodeMoose
    Sep 6 at 20:58












up vote
9
down vote



accepted







up vote
9
down vote



accepted






I think you are looking for




K




I'm looking for something both special and kind of arbitrary.




Special K. K as a letter on its own may be seen as arbitrary.




If you agree, it follows O and precedes La.




OK So - signifies agreement. So precedes La in musical solfège.




Perhaps soon it will find me here.




Your are almost at 10,000 rep points which will be written as 10K




But by then I'll have ten.




10,000 = 10K




Sidenote




Congratulations!







share|improve this answer












I think you are looking for




K




I'm looking for something both special and kind of arbitrary.




Special K. K as a letter on its own may be seen as arbitrary.




If you agree, it follows O and precedes La.




OK So - signifies agreement. So precedes La in musical solfège.




Perhaps soon it will find me here.




Your are almost at 10,000 rep points which will be written as 10K




But by then I'll have ten.




10,000 = 10K




Sidenote




Congratulations!








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  • Correct, and arbitrary woo!
    – Brent Hackers
    Sep 6 at 13:47











  • Wow that was farfetched
    – htmlcoderexe
    Sep 6 at 17:20






  • 1




    Following O and preceding La could also be Oklahoma - also a stretch, but doesn't require an extra word to make sense
    – CodeMoose
    Sep 6 at 20:58
















  • Correct, and arbitrary woo!
    – Brent Hackers
    Sep 6 at 13:47











  • Wow that was farfetched
    – htmlcoderexe
    Sep 6 at 17:20






  • 1




    Following O and preceding La could also be Oklahoma - also a stretch, but doesn't require an extra word to make sense
    – CodeMoose
    Sep 6 at 20:58















Correct, and arbitrary woo!
– Brent Hackers
Sep 6 at 13:47





Correct, and arbitrary woo!
– Brent Hackers
Sep 6 at 13:47













Wow that was farfetched
– htmlcoderexe
Sep 6 at 17:20




Wow that was farfetched
– htmlcoderexe
Sep 6 at 17:20




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Following O and preceding La could also be Oklahoma - also a stretch, but doesn't require an extra word to make sense
– CodeMoose
Sep 6 at 20:58




Following O and preceding La could also be Oklahoma - also a stretch, but doesn't require an extra word to make sense
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