have trouble doing fractions...
and 3 out of 5 of us seem to have emotional issues about that..
Couldn't resist
23 17 46 11
If 10 out of 7 have problems with fractions...
Wouldn't that be 5 out of 3 have emotional issues with them? Everyone knows you have to divide by 2 to reduce 10/7ths !
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Find the lowest common denominator..................
Murray Find the lowest common denominator..................
A 21 year old high school graduate living at home, earning just over minimum wage at a convenience store?
Dan
dharmon Murray Find the lowest common denominator.................. A 21 year old high school graduate living at home, earning just over minimum wage at a convenience store? Dan
Nope. LCD has no job, at least 3 kids by different women and child support for each from a different state. Lives at whatever overpass will shelter him, unless he's found a new ho'... Likely to be dealing drugs or struck by a passing train.
Limitedcleardharmon Murray Find the lowest common denominator.................. A 21 year old high school graduate living at home, earning just over minimum wage at a convenience store? Dan Nope. LCD has no job, at least 3 kids by different women and child support for each from a different state. Lives at whatever overpass will shelter him, unless he's found a new ho'... Likely to be dealing drugs or struck by a passing train.
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CShaveRRLimitedclear dharmon Murray Find the lowest common denominator.................. A 21 year old high school graduate living at home, earning just over minimum wage at a convenience store? Dan Nope. LCD has no job, at least 3 kids by different women and child support for each from a different state. Lives at whatever overpass will shelter him, unless he's found a new ho'... Likely to be dealing drugs or struck by a passing train. You mean he 's a railfan?
Limitedclear dharmon Murray Find the lowest common denominator.................. A 21 year old high school graduate living at home, earning just over minimum wage at a convenience store? Dan Nope. LCD has no job, at least 3 kids by different women and child support for each from a different state. Lives at whatever overpass will shelter him, unless he's found a new ho'... Likely to be dealing drugs or struck by a passing train.
...or a surveyor without any on-track safety training or flagman dealing with a railroad boundary.
By the way, it is at LCD. To reduce it by a factor of two would make it 5/3.5 not 5/3. Time to start up additional junior high math skill questions like:
1. How do I figure tha radius or diameter of a circle?
2. How do I figure grade %?
3. How fast do my trains go?
4. How long is a scale mile?
5. Why won't my Big Boy go around my 15" radius curves in HO?
ndbprr By the way, it is at LCD. To reduce it by a factor of two would make it 5/3.5 not 5/3. Time to start up additional junior high math skill questions like: 1. How do I figure the radius or diameter of a circle?
1. How do I figure the radius or diameter of a circle?
Measure the circumference and divide by pi (3.14159)
Does this mean I have a personality disorder?
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tree68 Does this mean I have a personality disorder?
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There are 3 types of people, those who can count, and those who can't.
Actually, there are 10 types of people, those who understand binary, and those who don't.
- .... . .-. . / .- .-. . / ..--- / - -.-- .--. . ... / --- ..-. / .--. . --- .--. .-.. . --..-- / - .... --- ... . / .-- .... --- / ..- -. -.. . .-. ... - .- -. -.. / -- --- .-. ... . / -.-. --- -.. . --..-- / .- -. -.. / - .... --- ... . / .-- .... --- / -.. --- -. .----. - .-.-.-
kolechovskiThere are 3 types of people, those who can count, and those who can't. Actually, there are 10 types of people, those who understand binary, and those who don't.
kolechovski Actually, there are 10 types of people, those who understand binary, and those who don't.
HAHAHA!!! That is funny!
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7 out of 10 of my personalitys agree 5/3 of the time
or should that be 0111 out of 0001-0000 of my personalitys agree 0101 / 0011of the time ???
chad thomas 7 out of 10 of my personalitys agree 5/3 of the time or should that be 0111 out of 0001-0000 of my personalitys agree 0101 / 0011of the time ???
Or rather, 11 personalities out of my 7 waterfalls might agree 5 times out of 2----well kinda --sorta
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But do they give 110%?
"No soup for you!" - Yev Kassem (from Seinfeld)
ericsp But do they give 110%?
They give 110% 63.34% of the time.
Remember Chad, there's only 10 types of people in the world, those that understand binary and those who don't. (the first part should be 0111 out of 1010, unless you're going with BCD)
chad thomas or should that be 0111 out of 0001-0000 of my personalitys agree 0101 / 0011of the time ???
That would be A of 7. (Hex)
TomDiehl chad thomas 7 out of 10 of my personalitys agree 5/3 of the time or should that be 0111 out of 0001-0000 of my personalitys agree 0101 / 0011of the time ??? Remember Chad, there's only 10 types of people in the world, those that understand binary and those who don't. (the first part should be 0111 out of 1010, unless you're going with BCD)
AAAHHH! But if those that understand binary do so only 26.887% of the time does that mean that the other times they are in Octo mode?
Or do those who understand binary only 26.887% work the rest of the time in hexidecimal?
ndbprr4. How long is a scale mile? Tree 68 An HO scale mile is 60.69 feet. Unless you're talking scale time miles (smiles), which for a 12:1 fast clock would be just over 5 feet.
Tree 68 An HO scale mile is 60.69 feet. Unless you're talking scale time miles (smiles), which for a 12:1 fast clock would be just over 5 feet.
ndbprr5. Why won't my Big Boy go around my 15" radius curves in HO? Tree 68Same reason a real Big Boy won't go around a 45 degree curve (which equates to an 18" radius curve in HO). A 5 degree curve (still somewhat sharp by prototype standards) works out to a 13 foot radius in HO.
Tree 68Same reason a real Big Boy won't go around a 45 degree curve (which equates to an 18" radius curve in HO). A 5 degree curve (still somewhat sharp by prototype standards) works out to a 13 foot radius in HO.
Two most interesting things I read today. Thanks Larry!
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