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The 'first' Sinking of [[Burong]] began in 5600 B.C. at the hands of the [[Friendly Council]] as an experiment to create infinite coffee by locking the town in a time loop, each time granting nearly 2 trillion beans of [[coffee]]. So far, this process has been carried out approximately (6.3 × 10<sup>286</sup>) times. (The same amount of times the universe has [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_return looped] since it.) | The 'first' Sinking of [[Burong]] began in 5600 B.C. at the hands of the [[Friendly Council]] supposedly as an experiment to create infinite coffee by locking the town in a time loop, each time granting nearly 2 trillion beans of [[coffee]]. So far, this process has been carried out approximately (6.3 × 10<sup>286</sup>) times. (The same amount of times the universe has [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_return looped] since it.) | ||
In reality, the main purpose of the time loop is to seal the [[Temple of Burong]] outside time. | |||
The death toll is estimated to be 200 but since they died in a time loop, their souls never leave [[-17i]]. | The death toll is estimated to be 200 but since they died in a time loop, their souls never leave [[-17i]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:50, 17 July 2026
First Sinking of Burong
| Date | 5600 B.C. (Before Coffee) |
| Location | Burong, the Gambia |
| Death Toll | Estimated 200 |
| Damage | 2 Trillions of кофе |
| Perpetrator | Friendly Council |
The 'first' Sinking of Burong began in 5600 B.C. at the hands of the Friendly Council supposedly as an experiment to create infinite coffee by locking the town in a time loop, each time granting nearly 2 trillion beans of coffee. So far, this process has been carried out approximately (6.3 × 10286) times. (The same amount of times the universe has looped since it.)
In reality, the main purpose of the time loop is to seal the Temple of Burong outside time.
The death toll is estimated to be 200 but since they died in a time loop, their souls never leave -17i.
BBB often referred to this event as "an infinite coffee glitch".
Outside of the time loop, there have been at least 7 other Sinkings of Burong.