# 1000 object community **URL:** \ **Category:** General Memory Chat\ **Tags:** mnemonic-images, number-image-lists\ **Created:** [March 23, 2013, 6:26am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278 "2013-03-23T06:26:05Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 20\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/lociinthesky/32/2857_2.png) [@LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/LociInTheSky)\ **Post date:** [March 23, 2013, 6:26am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/1 "2013-03-23T06:26:05Z")
Here, you can post what combination of numbers from 000-999 has been hard to fill out for you. I have almost 850 filled in; the rest of them are probably problematic for the majority of people. Everything I am missing is posted below, so if _you_ have any others giving you problems that are not on this list, be sure to post them and I’ll reply with my images. Almost all of them adhere perfectly to the major system. So even if your images to the following are idiosyncratic, please post as many as you are willing to if they vaguely resemble the major system. 453.457.459.462.463.465.466.467.468.469.487.489. 253.258.267.278.283.284.289.293.296.298.219.223.225.228.229.237.244. 381.383.387.388.393.398.362.363. 761,764,766,772,793 802,803,805,806,807,808,812,814,815,816,834,835,836,838 855,871,873,877,878,882,883,886,889,891,892,893,897,898,899 606.607.608.613.615.616.622.623.626.628.629.631.633.634.635.636.637.638.644.645.647.648.651.652.653.656. 659.661.662.663.664.665.667.668.669. finally, **671-699** ---
**Author:** ![Josh](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/josh/32/21_2.png) [@Josh](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/Josh)\ **Post date:** [March 23, 2013, 6:38am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/2 "2013-03-23T06:38:45Z")
Are you building the images with three consonants? I have images for a lot of those, but I assign slightly different sounds than the standard major system, and the middle digit is a vowel. ---
**Author:** ![LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/lociinthesky/32/2857_2.png) [@LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/LociInTheSky)\ **Post date:** [March 23, 2013, 7:46am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/3 "2013-03-23T07:46:48Z")
Yes, I am using three consonants for these. But since I will possibly eventually set up a Ben System, I could sure use the practice of getting used to using a middle digit sound early so it won’t be so awkward later. Would be great if you shared! ---
**Author:** ![Josh](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/josh/32/21_2.png) [@Josh](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/Josh)\ **Post date:** [March 23, 2013, 8:52am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/4 "2013-03-23T08:52:31Z")
My consonant assignments are: 0 = s/z 1 = t (not “d”) 2 = n 3 = m 4 = r (sometimes “th” at the end of 3-digit numbers) 5 = L 6 = b 7 = k 8 = f/v 9 = P (not “b”) Vowels are: 0 = O as in “boat” 1 = I as in “beet” 2 = u as in “two” 3 = aa as in “cat” 4 = a as in “father” 5 = ai as in “five” 6 = ih as in “six” 7 = e as in “seven” 8 = ei as in “eight” 9 = uh as in “lullaby” (or similar) I always write my syllables the same way, since they are sounds, not letters, and all in caps. The syllables are usable for memorizing words too. 453 - RAIM – rhyme - Mother Goose 457 - RAIK - Riker from Star Trek 459 - RAIP - ripe banana 462 - RIHN - ring from LOTR 463 - RIHM - rim of basketball hoop 465 - RIHL - k’rill (I drop the first letter of krill) 466 - RIHB - ribs (food) 467 - RIHK - Rick from Casablanca 468 - RIHF - riff - Jimmy Page 469 - RIHP - Jack the Ripper 487 - REIK - rake 489 - REIP - Tom Raper’s RVs (from a giant billboard driving cross country) 253 - NAIM - Naomi Campbell 258 - NAIF - knife 267 - NIHK - Nick Nolte 278 - NEF - Neverland - Tinkerbell 283 - NEIM - name tag 284 - NEITH - Nathan Milstein (violinist)… this is one of the places where 4 becomes “th” on a final digit 289 - NEIP - nape peircing 293 - NUHM - number square (like the one at Sagrada Familia) Etc. That’s the basic idea… not sure how useful it will be though, since it doesn’t exactly match Ben’s system or the Major System. 🙂 That is the pre-category system. My 2-digit system is similar, but consonant-vowel. E.g., 88 = VEI = veiled chameleon. ---
**Author:** ![LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/lociinthesky/32/2857_2.png) [@LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/LociInTheSky)\ **Post date:** [March 23, 2013, 12:54pm UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/5 "2013-03-23T12:54:47Z")
Thank you. Seeing those images, I can tell now that it would be one hell of a trick to use the major system for 4/5 of your words and the Ben system for the rest if they are mixed within groups of 100. But using the Ben system phonemes for every (and only) 200-299 and 600-699 could work. ---
**Author:** ![John](https://forum.artofmemory.com/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/j/a3d4f5/32.png) [@John](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/John)\ **Post date:** [March 23, 2013, 1:30pm UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/6 "2013-03-23T13:30:09Z")
> [@DoubleHelix](#): > > But using the Ben system phonemes for every (and only) 200-299 and 600-699 could work. It would probably be better using the Ben system for all the images but not if you have already invested heavily in the Major system. I have slowly constructed a 1,000 list and like Josh I use a modified form of the Ben system, although I display my vowels in a different way with capitals being the long form of the vowel. I’m sure you will be able to figure it out. I assume you use the letter n for 2 so I have listed my 200‘s with some alternatives. I hope it helps. I am following your progress with interest. The “n list “ is reasonably difficult to fill but I picked up a trick from watching a Ben video where he used “an eagle” for NEG. I use the same idea for a number of my images. Good luck with your 1,000 list. NUD 200 nudist NUT 201 Newton, Newt NUN 202 noon, Noonan NUM 203 Newman NUK 204 Newcombe, nuclear NUS 205 noose, newspaper NUG 206 nougat NUL 207 annuals NUB 208 Nubean NUP 209 newpence, Newport NaD 210 Nadal, Nadia, an adder NaT 211 Natalie, Nat King Cole, gnat NaN 212 Nan, Nancy NaM 213 Namatjira, an ambulance NaK 214 Anakin an actor, anaconda, Anna Kournikova NaS 215 NASA an astronaut NaG 216 nag NaL 217 Allen key mcNALty, NaB 218 Nabbie NaP 219 napkin, Napolean NeD 220 Ned Kelly NeT 221 net, Annette NeN 222 an ent NeM 223 an emperor, anemone NeK 224 necklace NeS 225 Nessie, nest NeG 226 negligee NeL 227 Nelson NeB 228 nebula NeP 229 Neptune NiD 230 EnidBlyton, idiot savant/box NiT 231 knitting, nits NiN 232 ninja, Nintendo NiM 233 Nimoy nymph NiK 234 Nicklaus, Nick, nickel NiS 235 Nissen hut, Nissan NiG 236 an igloo, enigma machine NiL 237 Nilsson NiB 238 nib NiP 239 nippers, nipplering NoD 240 Noddy NoT 241 knot, Knott NoN 242 nonna NoM 243 an omelette NoK 244 knocker, Nokia, gnocci, Enoch NoS 245 Nosferatu, Nostradamus NoG 246 Noggin the Nog NoL 247 Nolte, knoll NoB 248 knob NoP 249 an operation, an opera singer NuD 250 nuddy, an udder NuT 251 nut NuN 252 nun NuM 253 an umpire, an umbrella NuK 254 Nucky Thompson NuS 255 nuzzle NuG 256 nugget NuL 257 Nullarbor, NuB 258 nub NuP 259 nuptials (cake cutting) NAD 260 Nader, an aid NAT 261 Nate, NATO, 8 ball NAN 262 anus NAM 263 nameplate, Naomi Campbell NAK 264 naked portrait, an acorn NAS 265 nasal spray NAG 266 Nagle, agar dish NAL 267 Naylor, nail NAB 268 Nabors, Neighbours NAP 269 napalm, an apron NED 270 needle NET 271 Anita, Neta NEN 272 Nina NEM 273 Nemo, an emu NEK 274 kneecap, an eclipse NES 275 knees niece easel NEG 276 Negus, an eagle NEL 277 Neil, kneeling, an eel NEB 278 Kneebone NEP 279 kneepad NID 280 an idol, an eyedropper NIT 281 knight, nitroglycerine NIN 282 niner, nine pins NIM 283 an iMac NIK 284 Nike NIS 285 Nisus, an ice block NIG 286 Niagara NIL 287 Nile, nylons NIB 288 ibis, eyeball NIP 289 NYPD, iPad NOD 290 node, anode NOT 291 note, notebook NON 292 Noni, Winona NOM 293 gnome, nomad, gnomon NOK 294 oak NOS 295 nosering, Pinocchio NOG 296 ogre NOL 297 Noel , Nola, Nolan NOB 298 oboe, nobility, Nobel prize NOP 299 opal Any suggestions to add to or improve the list will be gratefully appreciated. ---
**Author:** ![LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/lociinthesky/32/2857_2.png) [@LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/LociInTheSky)\ **Post date:** [March 24, 2013, 7:09am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/7 "2013-03-24T07:09:29Z")
Whoa, nice post! Unfortunately, that list is way to good for me to want to split up. I have 83 “n” words from the major system, and only _one_ of them is on your list: napkin. Amazing. Edit: But somehow, it gave me enough ideas to finish up the 200-299! Some are kind of sloppy, but I’ll take it! Edit: Also just finished up the 300-399 and 700-799 and nearly all the 400s. I’m going to get some sleep for now, but soonI’ll post my images for the 200s, 700s, and 300s I had listed above. Edit/: it shall be done; Im exhausted. Even if just one person in the world posted their Ben system, think of what would follow. Do ya’ll find it odd that this has not happened? We should really badger those five people who use it. Oh, and since the 600s are hard, consider this an opportunity to learn a little German. Deutsch ist auf easiest of the languages for an English speaker! Many diphthongs. ---
**Author:** ![London007](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/london007/32/2749_2.png) [@London007](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/London007)\ **Post date:** [March 24, 2013, 3:41pm UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/8 "2013-03-24T15:41:44Z")
Hi DoubleHelix, It’s been awhile since I’ve posted on this site, but I noticed you were interested in starting the Ben System. I’ve developed my images for my Ben System over the past year or so, and I’d say that it is worth the effort if you want to cut down your time. Albeit, it’s a commitment. Below is post, which I discuss how you can overlap both cards and numbers with the Ben System. I’ve studied memory systems over the past four years, so I’m sure I could provide you some valuable info in developing your system. Cheers! London007 > **[Top Grandmaster Memory Systems](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/top-grandmaster-memory-systems/27629)** > > Top Grandmaster Memory Systems Just wanted to know if anyone knew what were some of the systems used by the top 20 Grandmasters in the world. I’ve put in parentheses the systems that I think are used: Wang Feng (Wang/China System) Simon... ---
**Author:** ![Josh](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/josh/32/21_2.png) [@Josh](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/Josh)\ **Post date:** [March 24, 2013, 11:07pm UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/9 "2013-03-24T23:07:03Z")
> [@DoubleHelix](#): > > Oh, and since the 600s are hard, consider this an opportunity to learn a little German. Deutsch ist auf easiest of the languages for an English speaker! Many diphthongs. Good idea to use German words. I used words from about seven languages in my images (with dictionaries), but I don’t think there are any German words in my system since I didn’t know how to pronounce German back then. ---
**Author:** ![LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/lociinthesky/32/2857_2.png) [@LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/LociInTheSky)\ **Post date:** [March 25, 2013, 5:49am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/10 "2013-03-25T05:49:03Z")
Thanks for the link, London. For now I just want the first half of the system so I can do something other than PAO for cards that could also be used in multi-deck (so not 52/52). The future beyond that is muddy. ---
**Author:** ![rubo77](https://forum.artofmemory.com/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/r/d9b06d/32.png) [@rubo77](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/rubo77)\ **Post date:** [May 31, 2013, 7:48am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/11 "2013-05-31T07:48:03Z")
Where can we see your lists? are they Creative Common, so I could use them in a piece of software? ---
**Author:** ![LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/lociinthesky/32/2857_2.png) [@LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/LociInTheSky)\ **Post date:** [June 5, 2013, 9:59am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/12 "2013-06-05T09:59:29Z")
I had forgotten about this thread… Maybe I can shed some light on why this thread, and others like it, have died. Before you have a 3-digit system, it appears that the main challenge to surmount in order to use a 1000-object system is to come up with 1000 objects that you like that fit cleanly into the system of your choice. With 1-card systems, and 2-digit object systems, this is true, With 1000+ object systems, the challenge is a little bit different. It is about really _really_ knowing and loving your images, so that they can be slapped down at a similar speed as would be done with a smaller system, with no added difficulty to memorization, so that little extra distance can be squeezed out of the method. I would contest that this latter objective, completely apart from the naming of the objects, is more than 95% of the actual challenge to be surmounted. It also takes far more time. If you had all 1000 objects handed to you, there would be nothing you could do with any efficiency until you had grokked each and every last one. The reason people to type out their 1000 object systems, or Ben Systems, is because it isn’t worth the effort for either party. Some of the best images I have came from when I was first trying to play with the digits, after they had all been named, but only some had been memorized. 774 would pop up, and I would think “Kakarot,” which wasn’t my initial image, so I would shake my head, go back to my list, and say “Ok, Lance, next time you see 774, think _cougar_.” 1. “Kakarot.” “No.” 774. “Kakarot.” “No.” Eventually, I gave up on cougar, which is the right thing to do in that situation. The amount of time it will take you to REALLY know each your images is a lot longer than it will take to merely name them. So by using someone else’s list, you wouldn’t actually be saving any time, and may even supplant personal, potentially creative, solutions with manufactured ones. Take a look at those Ben System 200-299 above and try to understand what I mean. ---
**Author:** ![LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/lociinthesky/32/2857_2.png) [@LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/LociInTheSky)\ **Post date:** [January 8, 2014, 10:18am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/13 "2014-01-08T10:18:00Z")
I completely forgot that I made this thread. I remember now making a promise to help others that I did not keep. I am now willing and able to help, but here’s a quick tangent first if you will allow it: If you want to use the Ben System, I can’t help you. But there are a couple options. One is my 2-card system called the Shadow System, (Come on guys, that’s marketable and you know it). I don’t know if it’s better than Ben’s. At first I was convinced of the advantages, but now I see that it is high-maintenance. I broke the 35 second barrier with cards after about six months, but a score like that is far from typical. Ola is better than me at every event, usually by a huge margin, and using the Ben System, it took him a year to meet his old PAO PB of 1:02 that he had already set when he switched to the Ben System, and using SS, I memorized a deck in almost half the time, (34.8 seconds) in almost half the time (just over 6 months) Ben himself improved to my level relatively quickly with the Ben System. The difference between he and me is that he just kept getting better. Anyway, if you want to be one of the 10 fastest card memorizers in the world, you’re going to have to pick a 2-card system eventually. But the 2-card system I recommend to you all isn’t Ben’s, and it isn’t mine. It’s a very slight modification of Johannes Mallow’s. I only modified it because I can’t figure out exactly how he covers 2704 combinations with only 1000 images. I don’t get it. So it uses 1352 objects instead of 1000. Anyway, one advantage of adopting this system is that if you use it now and choose to adopt SS later, you’re well over half way there as far as the image-naming is concerned. One other advantage is that you can break a minute with it in only a few months. You could do that with PAO also, but if you can get sub-0:40 decks with PAO, you’ll be one of the only people who ever have been able to do that with consistency. Make 1352 objects and have a pair that begins with a red card to match every pair that begins with a black card. Club/Diamond is the same image as Diamond/Club. Version 1: When you memorize a deck, keep linking cards that begin with a red suit in one locus until you get to an image with a black card first. Memorize that one in the following loci and keep linking black-first images until you get to a red-first card. Move to the next locus and repeat. During recall, you can use the first card of the last image you memorized and review back through the loci, differentiating which version of the image you used by whether it was in a “red-first” or “black-first” locus. Version 2: Pick either red-first or black-first. From now on, that type of image will be the last image in every locus. Let’s say that you pick red-first as your ‘locus-ender.’ Keep linking red-first images in a locus until you get a black-first image. Stick the black-first image at the end of the locus and move on to the next one. If you get another black-first image, it will be the ONLY image in the next locus. Put it in there and move on. The problem with version two is that it provides no context for whether the last image was red or black. So if you forget that, you’ll be screwed 50% of the time. To fill out 1352 images, use the SS codification of the major system if you don’t want to learn a new phonetic system. Trust me, it works just fine. The point of all of this is that I will help anyone with the drive to make a 1000 object list because I want to see more of them. And if you do make a 1000 object list, you should make a 2-card system I think. By the way, Mallow’s method averages out to 12-13 loci per deck and almost always falls between 9-16 loci. Everyone will tell you that you should come up with your own images when making an object list. But some number combinations are just a pain. So if you’re reluctant to make a 1000 object list on account of spending an inordinate amount of time on a small percentage of images, I will be here to fill in the gaps you post. My only request is that you do not post a list of a _whole bunch of numbers in a row_. It suggests that you haven’t spent enough time trying to come up with original images for those numbers, which I was guilty of when I made this thread. Use too many of my images and you’re cheating yourself. Plus, my images are in my noggin, and I don’t want to type them all out. One word of advice: cheat sometimes. For really hard ones, just cheat. You’re going to review these a bunch of times - it’s not like you’re going to forget what the image is over and over and over. If there are two digits in a row, and you don’t like that, just cheat. For me 233 is “Gnome,” a garden gnome. Wasn’t that easy? 223 is “Anenome.” The actual animal is called an “anemone,” but that word is so weird anyway that I just started to pronounce it wrong and it’s just as good as any other image I have. Better than some. 565 is “Leechal” It’s just a leech, but it was easier to imagine that the word was “Leechal.” Easy, right? K, so if you’re honestly building a list and you have some numbers that you’re stuck on, just let me know by posting them here. But you might find that you don’t like them, because I have cheated on many of the tricky ones… I’ll try to remember to do one other thing, too, over time. This is my 595th post, so I’ll post my image and another option or two that I have considered: 595 = Label (labelgun/labelmaker) Lapel ---
**Author:** ![LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/lociinthesky/32/2857_2.png) [@LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/LociInTheSky)\ **Post date:** [March 8, 2014, 8:03pm UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/14 "2014-03-08T20:03:00Z")
Just dropping a link to Bateman’s blog here for people who find this thread in the future 🙂 > **[1000 object major system](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-major-system/26240)** > > Today, I have chosen to embark on the journey to create 1000 images for all the numbers 000 through 999. I will be using the major system, slightly modified. I will post details later. This blog post is primarily created to have a place to put... I just noticed that I had made this thread 50 weeks ago…I started making that list 360 days ago, but it seems so recent. ---
**Author:** ![SimonLuisi](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/simonluisi/32/8569_2.png) [@SimonLuisi](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/SimonLuisi)\ **Post date:** [March 12, 2014, 3:46pm UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/15 "2014-03-12T15:46:19Z")
> [@LociInTheSky](#): > > Here, you can post what combination of numbers from 000-999 has been hard to fill out for you. I have almost 850 filled in; the rest of them are probably problematic for the majority of people. Everything I am missing is posted below, so if _you_ have any others giving you problems that are not on this list, be sure to post them and I’ll reply with my images. Almost all of them adhere perfectly to the major system. > So even if your images to the following are idiosyncratic, please post as many as you are willing to if they vaguely resemble the major system. Hi, here is my full answer to Lociln The Sky. I know, it has been a while since the question was asked but this answer may help others. If anyone wants my full 1000, I’d give that too. 453 Rolling lime, Harlem Globe trotters .457 relic of berlin wall .459 Loopy ear ring .462 razor machine (urgent sticker) .463 Horse Gym .465.hair Gel 466.Chouchou railway 467 Artichoke .468 Chef’s Refrigerator .469 Recording Chip .487 fog raincoat. 489.Fabulous Road runner (meep-meep) 253 Lame nutcracker .258 in love engrave (on tree) .267 no-frills jack .278 natural cave stalagmite .283 fame :Einstein .284 fire engine .289 fabulous Santa .293 Intersection Bum .296 Beach Sunscreen .298 Peeve Insect .219 needle tip (for pin board) .223 venimous snake .225 narcotic inhalation .228 infantry knife .229. Nab snake, non-venomous 237wanted mug .244.rower’s anchor 381 fat swimmer .383mix foam (hair washing) .387 fog umbrella .388 fifi smile (Fifi a mischievous girl that cheers me so the smile logo) .393 main beam a house under construction beam only stage .398 pavement making sidewalk making preparation .362 Machine Madvac, road vacuum .363.Gym Mass 761 Gadget spring bike seat 764,catcher (that’s not really a though one for baseball lovers) 766 chouchou coke (bbq charcoal) ,772, Christmas Cane 793 Bum’s cardboard 802 vicinity phone booth ,803 Homo females ,805 fossil ,806 physician ,807 viscous substance, or water heater ,808 save vault ,812 vanity tan lamp ,814 feather ,815 vital water gourd ,816 touch Velcro ,834 femur ,835 female underwear ,836 flood damage wood frame stand ,838 moving van 855 lowly floor wood floor strips ,871 fact marker ,873 football game ball (the oblong ball, not soccer) ,877 Kick a furnace ,878coffe filter ,882 vertical vine ,883 fame Van Hallen’s belt ,886 flying fish ,889,fab Fanfreluche (tv character) 891 flower pot ,892 frying pan ,893 Photo album ,897 bike frame ,898 peeve flood light ,899 effervescent pop 1. siege chariot 607 shrink sack .608 sofa chesterfield 613.generous dime 2. Shuttle (space) 616 Shallow ditch. 622 jet canon (my image is a child ride in a mall) .623 numb jaws from the movie Jaws .626 change room .628 jungle knife .629 chew nibs .631 mud jam (wheel spinning) .633 chubby mom (pregnant) .634 Mayor’s chamber (city hall Toronto) .635.male jock with small weights 3. show homage 637 Jamaica papaya .638 movie jock small flash light .644 rare gene (double helix, no not you) .645 cheerleader .647 shark .648 sheriff .651 shield of motorbike .652.balloon ship 4. juggling Lama 5. shut eyelash 6. giant globe 661 Chasing Cheetah .662 jack hammer machine .663.Gym jockstrap 7. Jammed Jar 665 shinny Jell-O .667.Chic Chandelier 668 Achieve shorthand, a steno .669 Chop chard . finally,**671 Jacket -699 chief pope** ---
**Author:** ![LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/lociinthesky/32/2857_2.png) [@LociInTheSky](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/LociInTheSky)\ **Post date:** [March 13, 2014, 7:04am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/16 "2014-03-13T07:04:30Z")
Thank you, Simon! I did finish that list about a year ago 😃 but I know that those number combinations can be very tricky for anyone who’s starting to build a list. ---
**Author:** ![Bateman](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/bateman/32/3083_2.png) [@Bateman](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/Bateman)\ **Post date:** [March 17, 2014, 9:18pm UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/17 "2014-03-17T21:18:15Z")
Simon, could you post your whole 1000 object list? ---
**Author:** ![SimonLuisi](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/simonluisi/32/8569_2.png) [@SimonLuisi](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/SimonLuisi)\ **Post date:** [March 17, 2014, 11:10pm UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/18 "2014-03-17T23:10:19Z")
Hi Bateman, Here it is. Thanks for asking. It isn’t a particularly good list as it is “only” my first 1000 of several thousands. If wanted to rebuild a single list of 1000 objects using the best of what I’ve got, it would be somewhat better. If you are not sure what image I have in mind by reading this list, then I may or may not want to explain it. Some images, such as Fanfreluche and Bobino will most likely mean nothing to most people here and it would not be a good idea for you to use those images. I’m just putting up my list as a sample of an edited 1000 images. By edited I mean that there are no repeats of images under a slightly different handle. Again, I have memorized all this by putting all these images on grids #s which I imagine on walls of specific loci as I’ve explained in my Less L. thread. However, I’ve recently slightly altered this posting method and updated this in one of my last post on the Less L. thread. 0 sauya sause 1. tie 2. noah 3. mah 4. rye 5. ale 6. shoe 7. cow 8. Ivy 9. Bee 10. Toes 11. Statue Liberty 12. Tuna 13. Time watch 14. Tire swing 15. Towel 16. Dish 17. Tack 18. Tofy 19. Tub 20. Nose 21. Net 22. Nun 23. Name tag 24. Nowhere island 25. Nail 26. Snatch zipper 27. Neck display 28. Knife (steak Knife) 29. Nob 30. Mouse 31. Mat 32. Semen 33. Mommy (sarcophagus) 34. Mower 35. Mule 36. Match 37. Mug 38. Movie seat 39. Mop 40. Rose 41. Rod 42. Rain 43. Rome coliseum 44. Rower 45. Rail 46. Roach 47. Rag 48. Roof (bus vent) 49. Rope 50. Lice 51. Lot (marks) 52. Lion 53. Elm 54. Lure (plastic duck) 55. Lilly 56. Leash 57. Lake 58. Leaf stem 59. Lip 60. Cheese pizza 61. Sheet Metal 62. Chain 63. Chum 64. Cherry 65. Jail (sniper tower) 66. Chouchou 67. Check 68. Chef stove 69. Chop stick 70. Case (suitcase) 71. Cat 72. Can 73. Comb 74. Car (2 doors) 75. Kale 76. Cage (hamster’s)) 77. Coca box 78. Scaffold 79. Cab (top sign) 80. Fuse 81. Foot 82. Phone 83. Fume (portable gaz tank) 84. fire hose 85. file cabinet 86. fish on ice 87. fog house (light house) 88. fifi brin d’acier (French character) 89. fab 4 90. bus 91. bat 92. bone 93. bum 94. bear 95. bell 96. beach 97. book 98. puff 99. pipe 100. Disease (elephantism) 101. Toast 102. Design (architect table) 103. Aim Dart board 104. Taser gun 105. Diesel car 106. Dosage spoon 107. Task (unplug toilet) 108. Save Dessert (fruit salad) 109. Spa Straw 110. Dad’s beard 111. Sweet date 112. Trumpet tune 113. Totem 114. Deter scarecrow 115. Toilet tile 116. Stitches 117. Attack Doberman 118. Dolphin Dive 119. Toilet tap 120. Tennis net 121. Scent detergent 122. Water canon 123. Dynamo (bike’s) 124. Tenor 125. Tunel 126. Three punch holes 127. Tonic ginseng 128. Dagger knife 129. Trailer nob 130. Mouse trap 131. Tomato 132. Women head dress(all covered) 133. Mom’s tampon 134. Tumor on plant 135. Tamil 136. Damaged Dirigible 137. Stomach 138. Movie DVD 139. Temperature hail 140. Dress 141. Dart 142. Drain 143. Trimmer 144. Drawer 145. Drill 146. Austrich 147. Truck (construction heavy load) 148. Trophy 149. Drape 150. Stalls (horse’s) 151. Toilet water 152. Balloon toy 153. Gloomy stop 154. Taylor tape 155. Lowly decoltee (French) 156. Door latch 157. Tongue lick 158. Hot lava 159. Tulip 160. Chess timer 161. Disgusting sheet (toilet sheet) 162. Double chin 163. Gym trampoline 164. Cherry tattoo 165. Jail tray (hard tray) 166. Chouchou steam pot 167. Water jug 168. Chef hat 169. Wood Chip 170. Dogs’ treat 171. Dashing skates 172. Token 173. Tee ball game stand 174. Tiger 175. Store scale 176. Baggage ticket 177. Kick hat (shreiner’s) 178. Coffee Thermos 179. Dentist cup 180. Devise “s” shape hold 181. Devide scissors 182. Define dictionary set 183. Defamous davinchy drawing 184. Hydrant fire 185. Devil 186. Fish statue 187. Defog head light (bike) 188. Fifi hair stile (see 88) 189. Fabulous tintin 190. Space star patern 191. Tree pot 192. Ban stunt (bag used to go over falls) 193. Athletic beam 194. Prey dinosaur 195. Delicious apple 196. White page 197. Tooth pick 198. Pave tar, sticky tar substance used in road constr. 199. Tobacco pipe 200. Nameless ass (African ass) 201. Nest 202. Insane woman 203. Inseam 204. Knight sir, a knight chess 205. Nasal hair 206. Noxious sewage 207. Niska (artist paint) 208. Save newspaper (inside plastic) 209. Inuit soap 210. Nudity tease 211. Tooth incisive 212. Nipple tune instrument bike 213. Newborn dome 214. Nitro seal (seal of bottle) 215. Noodles 216. Unafraid hostage 217. Tuke nylon (winter hat) 218. Native dress 219. Needle tip (for boards) 220. Nasa uniform (space suit) 221. Naphta scent balls 222. Antique canon 223. Venomous snake (eastern Diamondback) 224. Near neighbor 225. Inhale narcotic 226. No nudge (rocking chair) 227. Nock nock device 228. Infentery knife 229. Nab snake (ribbon snake) 230. Nosy moose 231. Nomad (with large backpack) 232. Cinnamon 233. Animated mime 234. AnnaMarie 235. Windmill 236. Intersection damage 237. Wanted mug 238. Nymph of mosquito 239. Damp newsstand (paper box) 240. Nurse 241. North Pole 242. running neuron 243. Romeo and (balcony) 244. Rower anchor 245. Rolindex 246. Enrage (shrink’s couch) 247. Natural rock (menhir) 248. Nevrve back spine 249. Rip nightclothes 250. Snails 251. Nailed chair 252. Woolen napkin 253. Lame nut cracker 254. Nacre layer 255. Lowly sandpiper 256. Window ledge 257. Incredible hulk 258. Inlove engrave 259. Snowy slope 260. Jazz note 261. Noble chateau 262. China snake 263. Gym wrongs 264. Injury charley horse 265. Angel 266. Chouchou engine(fireplace tools) 267. No-frills jack 268. Indian chef (feather hat) 269. Chopped onion 270. Snacks (mountain mix in bag) 271. Needle kit 272. Nuisance coin (penny) 273. Coma num 274. Negro hair 275. Snuggle a pillow 276. Baggage sandal 277. Kick window screen 278. Natural Cave stalagmite 279. Cupboard Nailclipper 280. Infuse tee device 281. Invade window 282. Invent fire detector 283. Fame Einstein 284. Fire engine 285. File instrument 286. Angel fish 287. Nutritious fig 288. Fifi honey (This French character is a honey) 289. Santa fabulous 290. Necessary pass (bus pass) 291. Pit instrument (takes core off apples) 292. Ban snowmobile 293. Intersection bum 294. Snipper viewfiner 295. Nipples cow’s 296. Beach sunscreen 297. Bike handlebars 298. Peave insect 299. Newborn baby 300. Moon size 301. Mist spray 302. Snow man 303. Homo males 304. Miserable (movie scene) 305. Muscle truck’s lift 306. Massage 307. Mask 308. Massive elephant 309. Spy minicamera 310. Mitts 311. Matted king 312. Madona 313. Time mountain 314. Metro (subway) 315. Metal lingo 316. Attach motorcycle 317. Medic 318. Motif cardigan 319. Metabolism tube (dr’s) 320. Nasa missile 321. Minth 322. Nanobe microbes 323. Enemy monster (child movie character) 324. Minor 325. Manual harmonica 326. Manage pocket 327. Maniac (mass killer) 328. Margarine knife 329. Nab merlin 330. Mass mixture (beer maker) 331. Home maid 332. May man (a fly) 333. Mom’s umbilical cord 334. Mesh armor 335. Mammal muskrat 336. Medal damage 337. Smoke smoke 338. Movie image (cardboard dummie) 339. Montreal Map 340. Morse 341. Heart emergency (machine heart) 342. Submarine 343. Army market cap 344. Mirror 345. Meat grill 346. March majorette 347. Morgue 348. Smurf 349. Troupe members 350. Molasses 351. Mold 352. Melon 353. Lame model 354. Magnetic layer 355. Lowly board piece (mini plane) 356. Mileage counter 357. Milk bag 358. Maple leaf 359. Cement slab 360. Midges 361. Midget 362. Madvac machine (street vaccum) 363. Gym Mass 364. Cheer Mascot 365. Jail mate 366. Chouchou mini 367. Magic cards 368. Achieve macramé 369. Chip monk 370. Mucus 371. Maggot 372. Metal cane 373. Monopoly game 374. Meager muffin 375. Smuggle (small spray can) 376. Cage hamster wheel 377. Kick ambulance 378. Cave man 379. Cup musk skunk 380. Match fuse 381. Fat swimmer 382. Mini van 383. Foam mixing (hair washing) 384. Meditation Fair 385. Muffle removal (car snow brush) 386. ``` Minnow fish ``` 387. Fog humbrella 388. Fifi Smile (logo) 389. Fab pumpkin 390. Military base barbed wire 391. Moped 392. Marshmallows bun 393. Main beam construction stage 394. Disappear magician 395. Cymbals the pits 396. Swim badge 397. Bike magazine 398. Cement pavement sidewalk preparations 399. Pipe man 400. Uranus size 401. Rust vent 402. Reasoning brain 403. Racism Mandela 404. Razor 405. Harp seal 406. Horseshoe 407. Risk pogo stick 408. Receive santa’s red bag 409. Raspberry 410. Roots dandelion 411. Rated rook 412. Written notes (parachuted from sky) 413. Redeem walking on cloud 414. Radar dish 415. Retail defence (on front window) 416. Radish 417. Arctic aries 418. Deafen siren (police’s car top) 419. Deep rig (for loading) 420. Harness (climber’s) 421. Ravine newt 422. Canon round 423. Numb arm 424. Air banner 425. Arsenal catapult 426. Syringe 427. Real knocker (puppets) 428. Round knife 429. Nab earthworm 430. Swarms flies 431. Remote control 432. Roman candles 433. Mom’s relick (art belonging to mom) 434. Armor tank 435. Airmail letter 436. Hair damage (hair loss) 437. Rudimentary hammock 438. Remove dust pan 439. Ramp 440. Rice cereal 441. Sewer rat 442. Ruin remains 443. Rotating rim 444. Rower oar 445. Restaurant Grill (outdoor pick nick table) 446. Rich residence 447. Road reck 448. Aerial roof (mobile platform) 449. Rhubarb 450. Rolls die 451. Roulette lottery 452. Airline 453. Rolling lime 454. Ruller 455. Lowly raccoon 456. Relish 457. Air leak tube 458. Red pine leaf 459. Loopy earing 460. Arches (Arch of Triumph) 461. Searched hut 462. Razor machine 463. Gym horse 464. Hair chair 465. Hair gel 466. Chouchou rail 467. Artichoke 468. Chef refrigerator 469. Chip recording 470. Circus 471. Pingpon racket 472. Hurricane satellite photo 473. Racketball game 474. Rigor mortis dead bird 475. Ring bill gull 476. Royal Cash 10 $ 477. Kick a Hockey ring 478. Cave art 479. OCAP Rally (legislature statue) 480. Effacer 481. Rivet 482. Ravine 483. foam surfing board 484. river 485. rifle 486. fish reef (aquarium prop) 487. fog raincoat 488. Uranium symbol (I don’t remember why) 489. Fabulous road runner 490. Ropes for training 491. Rabbit 492. Harpoon canon 493. Vynil pocket (recording album) 494. Robber 495. Rubble 496. Hair peach 497. Repack socket 498. Pave roller 499. Orange pip 500 Leases bowling alley 501 Last icicle 502 Listen student desk 503 Wholesome store cashier plastic bag holder 504 Laser 505 Lawful seal 506 Siege ladder 507 Alaska igloo 508 Lessive (French, tray inside dish washer) 509 Liquid soap 510 Lights (stage lights) 511 Lighted lighter 512 Latin species pined insects 513 Ultimo calendar 514 Liter container 515 Little lectern 516 touch linesman 517 think library shelves 518 stiff olive 519 Deep see life fish 520 lenses magnifier 521 lint from screen of drying machines 522 noon lunch box 523 numb leg 524 linear triangle music 525 solar panel 526 lynch stand 527 neck lace 528 long knife sword 529 line-up super market 530 maze labyrinth 531 limit flag soccer 532 lemon 533 Alps mommy frozen 534 lemur 535 lotto mall booth 536 sledge damage 537 electronic mike 538 move lawn rolled grass 539 lamp shade 540 walrus 541 Alert 542 long runway 543 alarm bell red 544 lord prayer cross 545 trail lynx 546 large bobsleigh 547 leaf rake 548 larva caterpillar 549 lofty ruby 550 Lilies 551 salad lettuce 552 laundry line 553 lame holder candle stick’s 554 aluminum layer 555 lowly alligator 556 slippery algae on rock 557 slack elevator 558 leaf littering bum (guy who litter the streets with free papers) 559 loolahoop a circle for swinging around waist 560 leeches 561 lumber shed 562 laundry machine 563 gym locker 564 electric chair 565 isolation jail cell 566 chouchou wheel 567 yellow chick 568 Chief woolves alpha and betta 569 chop helicopter 570 littering goose 571 liquide lubricant 9 572 lagoon like shaped transistor 573 legume been pod 574 loggerhead 575 galley labor 576 luggage 577 lumpy gag 578 loony goofy 579 lock up bike lock 580 law office reception desk 581 low lift lifter’s power bar 582 ceiling fan 583 love him (give him a G-string underwear) 584 leaver (bike tire repair) 585 level 586 fish lobster 587 fog lightening 588 Fifi elastic Mischievous girl slings elastics 589 fabulous Luck Luke cartoon 590 peace logo 591 lipid spoon (with hole in it so you can lose weigthd) 592 pin wheel fire work 593 stamp album the plastic strip used to hold the stamps in the album 594 wheelbarrow 595 label on shirt 596 beach life guard chair 597 bike helmet 598 peave holes (a bin full of holes I used to own) 599 pipe line 600 Jupiter size 601 just woman the washroom sign 602 switch is on a lever switch 603 miawo’s chow cat’s bowl 604 chasing zoro 605 chisel 606 siege chariot western 607 shrink sack windbreaker as a belt pouch 608 sofa chesterfield 609 sugar maple sap container 610 shades 611 toad shrimps 612 judo dan belt 613 generous dime 614 shooter volleyball 615 shuttle space 616 shallow ditch 617 zodiac Sagittarius 618 chef d’oeuvre mountain of bike art 619 gel tip of tooth paste 620 Chance joker character 621 chant ear muffs 622 jet canon kid mall ride 623 numb jaws from movie Jaws 624 chalk banner 625 channel western bar like double swing doors 626 change room 627 unique jersey Vince Carter’s 628 Jungle knife 629 Chew nib 630 Ash moss (tree leaf) 631 mud jam 632 chimney 633 chubby mum pregnant 634 mayor chamber city hall 635 male jock exercising with small weights 636 show homage 637 Shoe Mountain Equipment Coop (MEC) shoe stand 638 movie jock small flash light 639 chimpanzee 640 Raise a Javelin 641 Shredded paper 642 journalist’s station logo on mike 643 germinating avocado 644 rare gene double helix model 645 cheerleader 646 church 647 shark 648 sheriff 649 Shrub 650 shoe lace 651 shield for motorbike 652 balloon ship 653 juggling lama 654 jade layer 655 lowly checkers 656 shut eye lash 657 shylock’s security bank window 658 shelf brace 659 giant globe 660 chachas’ ball disco ball 661 chasing cheetah 662 jack hammer machine 663 gym jackstrap 664 jammed jar 665 shinny Jell-O 666 Judge’s jewelry 667 chic chandelier 668 Achieve shorthand steno 669 chop chard 670 Jingle keys 671 jacket 672 sugar cane 673 jig saw game (puzzle) 674 sugar bag 675 chuckle mike’s stand comedy 676 baggage journal 677 kick a G-I Joe 678 shopper’s coffee 679 Aged cob 680 shrub vase 681 shaft 682 fine chocolate 683 fame shoplifter (a politician) 684 chauffeur helmet 685 shovel 686 fish ■■■■ 687 vogue shirt 688 jumping hoof deer 689 fab 007 690 Space ship enterprise 691 shoulder pad 692 ban a chop board 693 bum jewel (carved soap sold on streets) 694 Giant pear 695 chapel 696 shobby pouch worn at the waist 697 shot puck 698 pave shingle 699 chief pope 700 Galaxy size constellation 701 Cast (arm plaster) 702 cousin 703 cosmos observatory 704 Sahara cactus 705 Guzzling toilet 706 massage cream pot 707 zigzagging pin ball machine 708 goalie save arm pad 709 soup crouton 710 kites 711 gobbling toad 712 guitar tune 713 time course (starting block) 714 glass cutter 715 cuddle a doll 716 caddis fly 717 tack gun 718 scuba dive snorkel 719 deep gage for oil 720 canoes 721 queen ant 722 canon on large battle ship 723 enemy ghost 724 skinner sealer with club 725 square funnel for liquids 726 carnage body parts 727 conic nuke explosion 728 knife exacto 729 nab cobra 730 gums of teeth 731 comet 732 gammon game triangles 733 crown mummy 734 camera 735 camel 736 scrimmage exit sign 737 smoke cone 738 move cadence (tempo keeper device) 739 camper towed 740 grease 741 shopping cart 742 crane 743 groom from top of wedding cake figurine 744 courier van 745 coral 746 crutch 748 scarf 749 grips on a bike 750 claws of bird 751 cloud 752 clown 753 clam 754 clairvoyant’s crystal bowl 755 Galileo’s binoculars 756 clutch birds 757 clock dial 758 gloves 759 paper clip 760 coaches’ corner Don Cherry 761 Gadget bike seat spring 762 keyboard machine 763 cut gems 764 catcher 765 jail camisole 766 chouchou coke 767 choke exhaust (truck’s) 768 shave crop blade 769 ketchup 770 cocos 771 comic kid Charlie Brown 772 Christmas cane 773 hockey game (stick) 774 go-cart 775 goggle (swimmer’s) 776 baggage socks 777 kick aquarium 778 coffee grinder 779 cupboard garlic 780 vice grips 781 ski lift seat 782 coffin 783 fame Socrates’ drink 784 Car cover 785 Gavel 786 Squid fish 787 Kangaroo ■■■■! 788 Fifi’s school play ground revolving play ball on stand 789 Fabulous Gaston (cartoon character) 790 booze caps 791 ink spot 792 Cabin cruiser 793 bum’s cardboard 794 copper glass 795 battery cables 796 cabbage 797 bike cable housing 798 pave garage door 799 baby sucker 800 Venus size 801 fist 802 vicinity phone booth? 803 homo females 804 fissure on dam (this one not correct as fissure should be 864 but it still works) 805 fossil 806 physician 807 viscous liquid for photography in trays 808 save vault 809 vegetarian soup 810 fetus 811 fetida bin a worm bin (see my handle) 812 vanity tan lamp for tanning 813 time avalanche 814 feather 815 vital water gourd 816 touch Velcro 817 ■■■■■■■ dick (this is not obscenity, it represent a ball kicking person I once briefly heard) 818 Flying dove 819 deep foundation 820 fans 821 faint microscope 822 violent canine 823 venomous frog 824 vinegar 825 funnel 826 finch 827 unique fire ball WTC 828 folding knife 829 nab a fox 830 moss verdure 831 vomit 832 famine ( a paper famine measure used on starving kids’ arms) 833 mom vibrator 834 femur 835 female underwear 836 flood damage wood work frame as base 837 mock fire device inside fire place 838 moving van 839 damp vitamin cotton inside new bottle 840 frozen ice-cream 841 grapefruit 842 fern 843 farm field 844 rower’s vest safety 845 food roll 846 fractured ridge 847 fork 848 fair ref 849 refurbished leg stand 850 fleece jacket 851 football field 852 violin 853 flame thrower 854 flower 855 lowly floor wood strips 856 flash bulb 857 flag 858 Presta valve (narrow bike valve) 859 floppy disc 860 fudges 861 fidget fountain 862 ■■■■■■■ vagina (not obscene, if represent a guy scared of the ball as per ■■■■■■■ dick) 863 Gym vault 864 folding chair 865 Jelly fish 866 fair judge 867 fishhook 868 fake chefs protest 869 ship vessel a dinghy 870 gas filter mask 871 fact marker 872 vegan wide out door steps at the vegan food fair 873 football game (oblong ball not soccer) 874 figurine lawn 875 fickle weather cock 876 baggage voodoo dull 877 kick a furnace 878 coffee filter 879 cupboard floss 880 office fax 881 vivid red light 882 vertical vine 883 fame Van Hallen belt (just a belt) 884 fever thermometer 885 fuel facilities (pumps) 886 flying fish 887 fog fender 888 fluty flute fife a small flute 889 fabulous Fanfreluche TV character 890 booze flask 891 flower pot 892 frying pan 893 photo album 894 flying prey (flying squirrel) 895 feeble flight (first, Rights bothers) 896 beach flippers 897 bike frame 898 peeve flood light 899 effervescent pop 900 Pluto size 901 past tombstone 902 basin for children playing 903 asthma spay medication 904 Bizarre clothing 905 puzzle block 3D 906 sage spice 907 soak sprout bag 908 passive beetle 909 soap bar 910 winter boots 911 potato 912 beaten stretcher 913 Dim button round switch 914 potter 915 pedal 916 touch a porcupine 917 bulldog 918 dive board 919 black tape, electrical 920 pins 921 paint 922 banana 923 venomous spider 924 banner (happy birthday) 925 panel discussion 926 punched black eye 927 bionic pirate with missing arm and a hook to replace it 928 box knife 929 snap button 930 bemuse pause of thinker statue 931 permit in elevator 932 open mine back hoe bulldozer 933 mummy pyramids 934 bummer guitar case for donations 935 mail box 936 match box 937 smoke pyrotechnics 938 movie popcorn 939 pump bike 940 price sticker 941 bread 942 prune 943 broom 944 payer host (the round bread at the church) 945 pearl 946 hair brush 947 brake system, bike 948 professor black board 949 probe dental 950 place hooks for coats on the back of doors 951 bald head 952 plane (delta plane not to mix with 452) 953 plumb for fish line 954 pillar 955 lollypop 956 whiplash, a whip 957 plug electric 958 believe in fairy 959 bulb 60 watts 960 patches bike 961 bed sheet 962 bank machine 963 gym bag 964 baby chair in restaurants 965 jelly beans 966 judge’s pot 967 chick pea 968 chef’s pepper 969 potato chip 970 pigs 971 picket strike 972 can opener 973 basketball game 974 poker hand 975 bagel 976 courier package 977 kick a bungalow 978 coffee bean 979 cupboard 980 office building 981 pivot for doors 982 bovine face 983 Presley fame 984 beaver 985 biting flea 986 fish penguin 987 for boots (waterproof) 988 bee hive 989 fabulous Bobino TV character 990 baseball base 991 bibbit lady bug (bibbit is French, I think. I think it means critter. puppet instead?) 992 Ban bullets 993 bum blanket 994 bar bouncer 995 pebble 996 police badge 997 bike spoke 998 pave brick 999 plastic pipe ---
**Author:** ![Bateman](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/bateman/32/3083_2.png) [@Bateman](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/Bateman)\ **Post date:** [March 18, 2014, 1:51am UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/19 "2014-03-18T01:51:24Z")
Thanks for that Simon. I will be using some of these images. A lot of them (most?) seem to not conform strictly to the rules though. The consonants seem to be able to be in any position of the words, with it rarely being 1.2.3, often it seems to be x x 2 3 X 1 or something similar. A lot of them are also 2.3 1 x x x. Did you just look for any word that had any combination of the three consonants in it? With you having 10? sets of 1000 images, I don’t blame you. Interesting method by the way, seems very difficult to keep track of that amount of images in a way that you can retrieve them efficiently, but stranger things have happened. ---
**Author:** ![SimonLuisi](https://forum.artofmemory.com/user_avatar/forum.artofmemory.com/simonluisi/32/8569_2.png) [@SimonLuisi](https://forum.artofmemory.com/u/SimonLuisi)\ **Post date:** [March 18, 2014, 1:57pm UTC](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278/20 "2014-03-18T13:57:47Z")
Hi Bateman, You are welcome. I’m glad I could help with some words. Yes, I do give myself a lot of flexibility in my system. Take the word BeaCH for instance. When I have two consonants like that, I really like to keep them for the last two digits, X96. Then I use a first initial for another word to go with it (flippers, lifeguard). I know that I would never use the word Beach for the first digit of the 900s because I use it all over for the 96. I’m also often ignoring the first S of a word because its value is zero. For instance, in Beach suNscreen I consider the N to be the first consonant. I almost never use the first initial of a word for the last unit of a number. I found that having this system does help. [Next page](https://forum.artofmemory.com/t/1000-object-community/28278.md?page=2)