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04-15-2011, 12:01 PM | #62 |
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Webster was American.
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exactly cloud and Big V. I assume that because, like the others who think 288 is the correct answer, based on the common assumption of bedmas, which HLJ points out, excel gives the answer of 288. Doesn't the financial/ business world trust excel to give the common( generally assumed answer) If the spreadsheet is going to go off half cocked and assume a notation other than what is written, I say, Cock too. To get the answer of 2, a person would have to rewrite the notation using brackets. [ ] |
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Wow, I'm too dumb to be here.
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Damn, it's like some knights of some round table all up in heah.
So, tell me, (no matter what you call the damn things) how does making them curvy or making them squared have anything to do with the conundrum of the problem? It's like...oh you know what? That 9 has a curvy bottom, therefore it must be multiplied by the half-life of the foundation of the numerator. Now, if it were STRAIGHT, that there would be a whole different story. That right there would tell you that the product of the synapse near the juncture would be 23. [\thinktanktrifecta] |
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Please My Dear Aunt Sally = 288
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Get out while the gettin's good, 'vana, it's a damn clusterfuck!
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04-15-2011, 12:31 PM | #70 |
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I actually hate math
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04-15-2011, 12:37 PM | #71 |
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I, too, actually hate meth.
I mean math. I hate math.
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Willfull obtuse-ness.
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