Count to 1,000,000, using multiples of 10

[Zero777]

3890

 

[SolarBlaze]

3,900

 

[QuizmoManiac]

3,910

 

[SolarBlaze]

3,920

 

[Flubber]

3,930

 

[SolarBlaze]

3,940

 

[Flubber]

3,950

 

[SolarBlaze]

3,960

 

[Zero777]

3970

 

[SolarBlaze]

3,980

 

[Flubber]

3,990

 

[N]

4,000

 

[Zero777]

4010

 

[N]

Oh yeah? Well, 4020!

 

[Zero777]

4030

 

[Not A]

4040

 

[N]

OH YEAH?! 4050!

 

[Zero777]

4060

 

[N]

.........4071! I broke the system!

 

[Zero777]

4080

 

[SolarBlaze]

4,090

 

[Zero777]

4100

 

[SolarBlaze]

4,110

 

[Zero777]

4120

 

[ShyGuy27]

10:41 PM - Xzealio Exdementia: Re: Count to 1,000,000, using multiples of 10
10:41 PM - Xzealio Exdementia: Couldnt you theoretically say 1000000?
10:42 PM - Xzealio Exdementia: It's a multiple of ten

I haven't looked at this thread before, so I don't know if some other smartass has tried this before, but 1,000,000.