LMAO this is priceless.

elite_hunter_sh3 · 02-26-07, 10:04 PM

:rotfl::rotfl:

HAHA LMAO this is priceless stuff , i cant believe theres people who do this lo:rotfl::rotfl:

Onkel Neal · 02-26-07, 10:10 PM

Lol, those guys will be flipping burgers :rotfl:

CptSimFreak · 02-26-07, 10:22 PM

That's great! LOL....

d@rk51d3 · 02-26-07, 10:25 PM

Looks like somebody's been to orsm.net.

Some cool stuff there once you wade through all the pron.

02-26-07, 10:26 PM

The answer is 42.

02-26-07, 10:27 PM

The answer is still 42.

Camaero · 02-26-07, 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Neal Stevens

Lol, those guys will be flipping burgers :rotfl:

Gee, thanks Neal!

CCIP · 02-26-07, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Neal Stevens

Lol, those guys will be flipping burgers :rotfl:

I dare to argue.

They're ahead of me in math, and yet here I am going on a straight A through to my Master's degree already :p

flintlock · 02-26-07, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by CCIP

I am going on a straight A through to my Master's degree already :p

A hearty congrats is definitely due here!

CptSimFreak · 02-26-07, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Neal Stevens

Lol, those guys will be flipping burgers :rotfl:

I don't know about that...4th one looks like diff-calculus....I wouldn't call that an easy...

geetrue · 02-26-07, 11:25 PM

I'm not real smart on math, but I like to use swing point theroy everytime I go to the store ...

If I spend $5.00 on something I don't need I have to make that up with another $5.00 on something I need, thereby having to work twice as hard to make $10.00 to purchase the item I really needed.

Helps me keep the original $5.00 in my pocket.

You know swing points ...

JSLTIGER · 02-26-07, 11:37 PM

I've seen the "find x" and the "expand" ones before but the others are new to me...I especially like the "hangman" one. :rotfl:

Bort · 02-27-07, 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by CCIP

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens

Lol, those guys will be flipping burgers :rotfl:

I dare to argue.

They're ahead of me in math, and yet here I am going on a straight A through to my Master's degree already :p

Way to go, CCIP! Math is an overrated subject anyway. If only we spent a fraction of the time spent teaching math to students in high school on the social studies, the world would be a better place.

Sea Demon · 02-27-07, 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Bort

Quote:

Originally Posted by CCIP

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens

Lol, those guys will be flipping burgers :rotfl:

I dare to argue.

They're ahead of me in math, and yet here I am going on a straight A through to my Master's degree already :p

Way to go, CCIP! Math is an overrated subject anyway. If only we spent a fraction of the time spent teaching math to students in high school on the social studies, the world would be a better place.

Try designing a launch vehicle, jet engine, or bridge with anything you learn in a Social Studies curriculum.

CCIP · 02-27-07, 01:55 AM

Eh, eh, let's not put either side down here. Plenty of people are mathematically-inclined - but I'm not one of them and neither are quite a few others. Let everyone have their place shall we

And while we're at it, let's keep a balanced curriculum so we don't end up with people who are illiterate in either math or social sciences. Both are bad variations. For the record, I've always been snappy with basic arithmetic and geometry, but when we got to the more complex algebra/geometry/calculus, I faltered. I did alright with finite, surprisingly, but my heart just wasn't in math after grade 11, or natural sciences for that matter.

02-26-07, 10:04 PM	#1
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geetrue Cold War Boomer Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Walla Walla Posts: 2,837 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	I'm not real smart on math, but I like to use swing point theroy everytime I go to the store ... If I spend $5.00 on something I don't need I have to make that up with another $5.00 on something I need, thereby having to work twice as hard to make $10.00 to purchase the item I really needed. Helps me keep the original $5.00 in my pocket. You know swing points ... __________________

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JSLTIGER The Old Man Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Parkland, FL, USA Posts: 1,437 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	I've seen the "find x" and the "expand" ones before but the others are new to me...I especially like the "hangman" one. :rotfl: __________________ Thor: Intel Core i7 4770K\|ASUS Z87Pro\|32GB DDR3 RAM\|11GB EVGA GeForce RTX 2080Ti Black\|256GB Crucial M4 SSD+2TB WD HDD\|4X LG BD-RE\|32" Acer Predator Z321QU 165Hz G-Sync (2540x1440)\|Logitech Z-323 2.1 Sound\|Win 10 Pro Explorer (MSI GL63 8RE-629 Laptop): Intel Core i7 8750H\|16GB DDR4 RAM\|6GB GeForce GTX 1060\|128GB SSD+1TB HDD\|15.6" Widescreen (1920x1080)\|Logitech R-20 2.1 Sound\|Win 10 Home

02-27-07, 01:55 AM	#15
CCIP Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Waterloo, Canada Posts: 8,700 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 2	Eh, eh, let's not put either side down here. Plenty of people are mathematically-inclined - but I'm not one of them and neither are quite a few others. Let everyone have their place shall we And while we're at it, let's keep a balanced curriculum so we don't end up with people who are illiterate in either math or social sciences. Both are bad variations. For the record, I've always been snappy with basic arithmetic and geometry, but when we got to the more complex algebra/geometry/calculus, I faltered. I did alright with finite, surprisingly, but my heart just wasn't in math after grade 11, or natural sciences for that matter. __________________ There are only forty people in the world and five of them are hamburgers. -Don Van Vliet (aka Captain Beefheart)

02-26-07, 10:22 PM	#3
CptSimFreak Frogman Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 291 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	That's great! LOL....

02-26-07, 10:25 PM	#4
d@rk51d3 Sea Lord Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Posts: 1,951 Downloads: 207 Uploads: 0	Looks like somebody's been to orsm.net. Some cool stuff there once you wade through all the pron.

02-26-07, 10:26 PM	#5
waste gate Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	The answer is 42.

02-26-07, 10:27 PM	#6
waste gate Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	The answer is still 42.