Simple math puzzle (from Fark)
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wow that was so easy how did you not do it?!
duh just take the square root of the derivative of the cubed root of the 7 childrens legs times the circumference of 8 squared plus pie... mmmm pie..... divided by 7x for the x number of legs per child of intelligence if pi does not equal the 3rd power of the ninth lap around the track that the bus races without a driver so 7x to the x power of 7 plus the small cat legs of 4 each and big cat legs of 4 each (if i was one of the cats they would say that i have FIVE legs....) but im not so that doesnt matter and then if you add 0 to your total of the pathagorean theorm then youll have your answer... DUH how could you NOT figure that problem out?
duh just take the square root of the derivative of the cubed root of the 7 childrens legs times the circumference of 8 squared plus pie... mmmm pie..... divided by 7x for the x number of legs per child of intelligence if pi does not equal the 3rd power of the ninth lap around the track that the bus races without a driver so 7x to the x power of 7 plus the small cat legs of 4 each and big cat legs of 4 each (if i was one of the cats they would say that i have FIVE legs....) but im not so that doesnt matter and then if you add 0 to your total of the pathagorean theorm then youll have your answer... DUH how could you NOT figure that problem out?
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RE: Simple math puzzle (from Fark)
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wow that was so easy how did you not do it?!
duh just take the square root of the derivative of the cubed root of the 7 childrens legs times the circumference of 8 squared plus pie... mmmm pie..... divided by 7x for the x number of legs per child of intelligence if pi does not equal the 3rd power of the ninth lap around the track that the bus races without a driver so 7x to the x power of 7 plus the small cat legs of 4 each and big cat legs of 4 each (if i was one of the cats they would say that i have FIVE legs....) but im not so that doesnt matter and then if you add 0 to your total of the pathagorean theorm then youll have your answer... DUH how could you NOT figure that problem out?
wow that was so easy how did you not do it?!
duh just take the square root of the derivative of the cubed root of the 7 childrens legs times the circumference of 8 squared plus pie... mmmm pie..... divided by 7x for the x number of legs per child of intelligence if pi does not equal the 3rd power of the ninth lap around the track that the bus races without a driver so 7x to the x power of 7 plus the small cat legs of 4 each and big cat legs of 4 each (if i was one of the cats they would say that i have FIVE legs....) but im not so that doesnt matter and then if you add 0 to your total of the pathagorean theorm then youll have your answer... DUH how could you NOT figure that problem out?
