[GreenLanternCorps]

I do not know her politics, but this actress has substance...

[tfecw]

Didn't Punky Brewster (sp?) do something similar?

[Borges]

She has an Master's Degree in Mathemathtics I believe.

[radiohead]

Thought you'd be interested.

[shadowman99]

I feel the stange need to bookmark this thread for no apparent reason...

[Moral Hazard]

"If it takes Sam six minutes to wash a car by himself," one fan asked recently, "and it takes Brian eight minutes to wash a car by himself, how long will it take them to wash a car together?"

1/6 + 1/8 = 14/48 = 7/24 of a carwash-per-minute. So it takes 24/7 = 3 + 3/7 minutes. Doesn't take a math major to do that in your head.

[bummerdude]

"If it takes Sam six minutes to wash a car by himself," one fan asked recently, "and it takes Brian eight minutes to wash a car by himself, how long will it take them to wash a car together?"

"This is a 'rates' problem," Ms. McKellar wrote in reply. "The key is to think about each of their 'car washing rates' and not the 'time' it takes them."

Headline: Actress can do high-school math.

[Lunkhead_01]

Golly, if only my math teachers looked like that when I was in high school!

[So Cal Rocket]

[Mikey_1962]

she looks hot and Fred Savage looks weird now......

[Ichneumon]

"I love continuous functions and proving if functions are continuous or not," she said.

*swoon*

The fact that she's also a major babe is just icing on the cake.

[BaBaStooey]

I think Danica was my first real TV crush. I loved the Wonder Years, and I loved Winnie.

[Uncle Miltie]

"If it takes Sam six minutes to wash a car by himself," one fan asked recently, "and it takes Brian eight minutes to wash a car by himself, how long will it take them to wash a car together?"

If I were washing a car with Danica McKellar, it would take well over an hour. Might get wet too.

[RightWhale]

It's kind of too bad that more women aren't doing math. There is a kind of peer pressure that forces them out early, otherwise there would be twice as many mathematicians in the world. Same for science, same for philosophy of the non wimmins-philosophy type.

[ThinkDifferent]

I'd gladly examine her surface integrals.

[fella]

Yeah,.......... but can she do a tax return that won't come back to haunt.

[Old Professer]

3min 45sec unless they belong to a union; then it would take 14 minutes.

[Aquinasfan]

I learned the other day that Jeff "Skunk" Baxter is also a defense department consultant regarding missile defense systems, or something like that. Apparently, he's self-taught. Some guys have all the talent.

[Tanniker Smith]

Man I love brainy chicks.

TS
(a high school math teacher)

[Steelerfan]

I waqtched that show for years when I was a kid just because of her.

Still not enough to make me watch West Wing, but it is close.

[scouse]

"If it takes Sam six minutes to wash a car by himself," one fan asked recently, "and it takes Brian eight minutes to wash a car by himself, how long will it take them to wash a car together?"

What kind of car does Sam have, and likewise for Brian. All cars are Not Created Equal.

[longshadow]

Unfair! Unfair!

Nothing remotely looking like her was ever in any upper level math class I ever took ...

[savedbygrace]

"If it takes Sam six minutes to wash a car by himself," one fan asked recently, "and it takes Brian eight minutes to wash a car by himself, how long will it take them to wash a car together?"

At least an hour and a half.

[doctor noe]

Didn't Kevin and Winnie end up boinking in the final season of Wonder Years? Or am I confusing that show with James at 15?

[RATkiller]

Bookmark

[Netheron]

I'm surprised that there's > 130 posts on her, and no-one has mentioned Hedy Lamarr, queen of the Electrical Engineers and inventor of frequency scrambling?

[FYREDEUS]

A beautiful mind can only make a pretty girl even more attractive :-).

[Fledermaus]

She sure adds up in my book!

[FreedomCalls]

The actress Hedy Lamarr patented (patent number 2,292,387) spread spectrum communications in 1941.

[RightWingAtheist]

It's pretty disappointing how all the kids on that show turned out so well. It must be Ben Stein's fault.

[Keith in Iowa]

She could apply my tagline... :)