- The number of times one can continually masturabte before passing out.
          881
  The sum of 2 consecutive 4th power numbers
  = 4[sup]4[/sup] + 5[sup]4[/sup]
  = 256 + 625
          883
  The 153rd Prime Number
          884
  = 2 * 2 * 13 * 17
885
The total number of times me and my friends say the word Saquatch over the course of a week.
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle for the year 885 reads as follows:
‘The same year sent King Alfred a fleet from Kent into East Anglia. As soon as they came to Stourmouth, there met them sixteen ships of the pirates, and they fought with them, took all the ships and slew the men. As they returned homeward with their booty, they met a large fleet of pirates and fought with them the same day, but the Danes had the victory’.
It is possible that Bloody Point at Shotley took its name from this incident, however at that time the river entered the sea north of Felixstowe and so the area would not have been seen as the mouth of the Stour.
It could also have derived this name late in the next century when the Vikings returned to the estuary in force, twice plundering Ipswich.
From here
mumble, mumble, stupid hamsters …
Seven shouldn’t have been the one Six feared, because after 789, 886.
For Veterans Day, a tribute to those men who served aboard USS LST 887.
888
888888888 has 3 zeros, 3 twos and 3 sevens (700227072)
My God that’s random…
The number before this one multiplied by 2, divided by 4,plus 2, multiplied by two again and minus 3 surprisingly enough.
I guess RCracer means 889
KBBI AM890 is a public radio station based in Homer, Alaska.
Galaxy 891. http://www.seds.org/messier/xtra/ngc/n0891.html
          892
  Factors into 2 * 2 * 223
          893
  Factors into two 2 digit prime numbers = 19 * 47
The Street Glow 894 Xenon-White headlight replacement bulb is “sold for show car or off-road use only.”
The (unbuilt) Interstate 895 New Jersey/ Pennsylvania
http://www.phillyroads.com/roads/I-895_NJ/:D 
The Magyars entered present-day Hungary during the country’s Resettlement of 896 A.D.