Out there, there are also the HTTP response codes ones. Some are available via Thinkgeek or so, though not the complete list of viable subset of the codes:
100-Continue
200-OK
303-See Other
400-Bad Request
401-Unauthorized
402-Payment Required
403-Forbidden
405-Method not allowed
406-Not acceptable
411-Length required (or corresponding 413-Request entity too large)
417-Expectation failed (to be worn the next morning?)
429-Too many requests
451-Unavailable for legal reasons
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