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[WIMom]

Like I keep this stuff in my head? sheesh, I'd have to look it all up again. And THAT's not happening tonight.

[Tex-Con-Man]

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[oldvike]

You have waaaay too much time on your hands. LOL

[weikel]

I went straight to Calc IV and after( barely) passing that and Differential Equations I got exempted from the earlier Calcs.

[Cultural Jihad]

It took me three tries to pass Calc I, and I don't know how I did it.

Perhaps the professor got tired of trying to teach ya?! ;)

[Dan from Michigan]

Why....they beat Wisconsin....Oh yeah, we did too. :D

[MJY1288]

Is this breaking news? the owner of this forum will punish you severely for this kind of disregard of the "posting rules" :-)

Happy New Year Jim

[WIMom]

LOL... Programmable calculator? Well be glad you passed and never have to take it again!

[AmishDude]

"Math Geek!" I'm pained. I'm hurt.

Have we met that you know me so well?

Seriously, I am getting punchy this late. Strange little set of functions you chose to post, though. I can only assume that the context was a differential equation.

It's a comfortable subject, like a well-worn blanket. I don't suppose you ever took a class with Brualdi, did you?

[classygreeneyedblonde]

It's all yours

[Cultural Jihad]

You have waaaay too much time on your hands. LOL

Betcha it was all a copy/paste routine from someone else's hard work. ;)

[Dan from Michigan]

I think so. I don't celebrate after C's very often.

[Dengar01]

this is a test, it is only a test...

Sorry I am a goof tonight, Anyhow...

If I don't get a chance, Happy New Year to all you FReepers and, hope you have a great and succesfull 02.

[Shermy]

[weikel]

Take electrical engineering that will change your attitude towards C's.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Recently, someone distributed "squishy footballs" as a "stress relief device."

These footballs represent a serious safety hazard. If you have one, please heed these basic safety rules:

1. Do not run with the football. You may trip over something, or run head-on into a wall or post (something safety professionals call "road runnering").

2. Do not throw the football. You may put someone's eye out. (You computer types are notorious for not wearing your safety goggles.)

3. Do not chew or eat the football. Although the football is made of non-toxic foam rubber, the white lacing is a highly-poisonous lead compound.

4. Do not play touch football with the football. Apart from the obvious running dangers (see Rule 1), you may be tempted to violate Company Policy 26-12a, "High Fiving, Prohibition Against."

5. Do not compress the football beyond its design limits. Squeezing the football too tightly can cause it to implode without warning. If this happens, your fingers could be fused together by the extreme heat of the implosion, thereby negating the stress relief benefits.

Remember: Safety is Everyone's Business

[WIMom]

I was *trying* to cheer you up :-( I don't really follow the Badgers, but everyone else around here does. I'll still root for your team, though. ;-)

[Cultural Jihad]

Si hoc signum legere potes, operis boni in rebus Latinus alacribus et fructuosis potiri potes!
If you can read this sign, you can get a good job in the fast-paced, high-paying world of Latin!

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

Show off! lol

[oldvike]

Betcha it was all a copy/paste routine from someone else's hard work. ;)

I agree. But whoever first created that graphic had waaaay too much time on their hands. LOL