Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in differant volumes.

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Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in differant volumes.

it sure does if you read the dictonary 30x in different volumes

Chaos+:

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in differant volumes.

it sure does if you read the dictonary 30x in different volumes

Do nine men interpret nine men i nod

 

.now lets add/subtract some spaces

 

Don i nem enin terpretni nem enin od         now read backwards

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Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in differant volumes.

it sure does if you read the dictonary 30x in different volumes

A) I am a girl

B) I do not use annoying pictures like you do

C) I don't own a diary or a journal

D) You would choose reading the dictionary over doing class work in english aswell.

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Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in differant volumes.

it sure does if you read the dictonary 30x in different volumes

A) I am a girl

B) I do not use annoying pictures like you do

C) I don't own a diary or a journal

D) You would choose reading the dictionary over doing class work in english as well.

you neede a space .... Ok if i did all my work in a month id bring a book but if i didnt have anything else to do i would read the dictonary but now there bout 20 books on my shelves i havent read yet

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Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in differant volumes.

it sure does if you read the dictonary 30x in different volumes

A) I am a girl

B) I do not use annoying pictures like you do

C) I don't own a diary or a journal

D) You would choose reading the dictionary over doing class work in english as well.

you neede a space .... Ok if i did all my work in a month id bring a book but if i didnt have anything else to do i would read the dictonary but now there bout 20 books on my shelves i havent read yet

I did have spaces, It was in English, my work was in math that I finished, and I really do not enjoy reading whatsoever.

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Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in differant volumes.

it sure does if you read the dictonary 30x in different volumes

A) I am a girl

B) I do not use annoying pictures like you do

C) I don't own a diary or a journal

D) You would choose reading the dictionary over doing class work in english as well.

you neede a space .... Ok if i did all my work in a month id bring a book but if i didnt have anything else to do i would read the dictonary but now there bout 20 books on my shelves i havent read yet

I did have spaces, It was in English, my work was in math that I finished, and I really do not enjoy reading whatsoever.

Didnt like books either then i read Harry Potter

Chaos+:

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in differant volumes.

it sure does if you read the dictonary 30x in different volumes

A) I am a girl

B) I do not use annoying pictures like you do

C) I don't own a diary or a journal

D) You would choose reading the dictionary over doing class work in english as well.

you neede a space .... Ok if i did all my work in a month id bring a book but if i didnt have anything else to do i would read the dictonary but now there bout 20 books on my shelves i havent read yet

I did have spaces, It was in English, my work was in math that I finished, and I really do not enjoy reading whatsoever.

Didnt like books either then i read Harry Potter

 i man am regal a german am i

Demon'sCry:

*divides by zero* (gets the right answer) ... turns out the equation was prime.

Thing is, division by zero is physically impossible. In the mathematical sense, it creates a contradiction:

Math, run if stuff like this hurts your brain.:

A / B = C   and   B * C = A

A = 5, B = 0, C = 5 (theoretically, as it could not be any less than [5 / 1] which is 5)

5 / 0 = 5
A  B    C

5 * 0 <> 5
C  B      A

...and in the physical, practical sense, it would technically destroy matter- which is impossible. As for the grade thing: 10, could be graduated by now if parents hadn't been worried about the social issues involved in skipping grades, so I beat you both. :P

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as a palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in different volumes.

Actually, a palindrome is not something read backwards to find a hidden meaning- a palindrome is a word or phrase such as Tacocat, racecar, or the German one, in which the sentence is mirrored, you can- not counting spacing and punctuation- read it forwards and backwards.

And yes, I agree, reading the dictionary is a hell of a lot more interesting than a lot of things that come up in LA class. When most of the class struggles with words you find basic, reading it as a good alternative to beating them over the head with it. Random House Dictionary was my favourite.

 

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Go away, Fracture.

Fracture:

Demon'sCry:

*divides by zero* (gets the right answer) ... turns out the equation was prime.

Thing is, division by zero is physically impossible. In the mathematical sense, it creates a contradiction:

Math, run if stuff like this hurts your brain.:

A / B = C   and   B * C = A

A = 5, B = 0, C = 5 (theoretically, as it could not be any less than [5 / 1] which is 5)

5 / 0 = 5
A  B    C

5 * 0 <> 5
C  B      A

...and in the physical, practical sense, it would technically destroy matter- which is impossible. As for the grade thing: 10, could be graduated by now if parents hadn't been worried about the social issues involved in skipping grades, so I beat you both. :P

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as a palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in different volumes.

Actually, a palindrome is not something read backwards to find a hidden meaning- a palindrome is a word or phrase such as Tacocat, racecar, or the German one, in which the sentence is mirrored, you can- not counting spacing and punctuation- read it forwards and backwards.

And yes, I agree, reading the dictionary is a hell of a lot more interesting than a lot of things that come up in LA class. When most of the class struggles with words you find basic, reading it as a good alternative to beating them over the head with it. Random House Dictionary was my favourite.

 

.... The dividing by zero thing was called a joke.

That's basicly what I meant to say, I just do not have a very good sense of forming words, expecailly if my mind is focused on something else.

And I beat them over the head with it after I'm done, I want to know which ones I've already read, the blood stains help.

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Demon'sCry:

Fracture:

Demon'sCry:

*divides by zero* (gets the right answer) ... turns out the equation was prime.

Thing is, division by zero is physically impossible. In the mathematical sense, it creates a contradiction:

Math, run if stuff like this hurts your brain.:

A / B = C   and   B * C = A

A = 5, B = 0, C = 5 (theoretically, as it could not be any less than [5 / 1] which is 5)

5 / 0 = 5
A  B    C

5 * 0 <> 5
C  B      A

...and in the physical, practical sense, it would technically destroy matter- which is impossible. As for the grade thing: 10, could be graduated by now if parents hadn't been worried about the social issues involved in skipping grades, so I beat you both. :P

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as a palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in different volumes.

Actually, a palindrome is not something read backwards to find a hidden meaning- a palindrome is a word or phrase such as Tacocat, racecar, or the German one, in which the sentence is mirrored, you can- not counting spacing and punctuation- read it forwards and backwards.

And yes, I agree, reading the dictionary is a hell of a lot more interesting than a lot of things that come up in LA class. When most of the class struggles with words you find basic, reading it as a good alternative to beating them over the head with it. Random House Dictionary was my favourite.

 

.... The dividing by zero thing was called a joke.

That's basically what I meant to say, I just do not have a very good sense of forming words, especially if my mind is focused on something else.

And I beat them over the head with it after I'm done, I want to know which ones I've already read, the blood stains help.

I know, but I felt like hurting the minds of some people.

 

I've never tried that... it would certainly help with reading every possible dictionary if I had an easy way to track which ones I've read,

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Go away, Fracture.

Fracture:

Demon'sCry:

Fracture:

Demon'sCry:

*divides by zero* (gets the right answer) ... turns out the equation was prime.

Thing is, division by zero is physically impossible. In the mathematical sense, it creates a contradiction:

Math, run if stuff like this hurts your brain.:

A / B = C   and   B * C = A

A = 5, B = 0, C = 5 (theoretically, as it could not be any less than [5 / 1] which is 5)

5 / 0 = 5
A  B    C

5 * 0 <> 5
C  B      A

...and in the physical, practical sense, it would technically destroy matter- which is impossible. As for the grade thing: 10, could be graduated by now if parents hadn't been worried about the social issues involved in skipping grades, so I beat you both. :P

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as a palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in different volumes.

Actually, a palindrome is not something read backwards to find a hidden meaning- a palindrome is a word or phrase such as Tacocat, racecar, or the German one, in which the sentence is mirrored, you can- not counting spacing and punctuation- read it forwards and backwards.

And yes, I agree, reading the dictionary is a hell of a lot more interesting than a lot of things that come up in LA class. When most of the class struggles with words you find basic, reading it as a good alternative to beating them over the head with it. Random House Dictionary was my favourite.

 

.... The dividing by zero thing was called a joke.

That's basically what I meant to say, I just do not have a very good sense of forming words, especially if my mind is focused on something else.

And I beat them over the head with it after I'm done, I want to know which ones I've already read, the blood stains help.

I know, but I felt like hurting the minds of some people.

I've never tried that... it would certainly help with reading every possible dictionary if I had an easy way to track which ones I've read,

It also helps with my batting average which helps me in softball, baseball, tennis, pingpong and many other games my school is too lazy to provide. I might start hitting them in the shins from now on, we have to practice hockey for a few months.

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Fracture:

Demon'sCry:

*divides by zero* (gets the right answer) ... turns out the equation was prime.

Thing is, division by zero is physically impossible. In the mathematical sense, it creates a contradiction:

Math, run if stuff like this hurts your brain.:

A / B = C   and   B * C = A

A = 5, B = 0, C = 5 (theoretically, as it could not be any less than [5 / 1] which is 5)

5 / 0 = 5
A  B    C

5 * 0 <> 5
C  B      A

...and in the physical, practical sense, it would technically destroy matter- which is impossible. As for the grade thing: 10, could be graduated by now if parents hadn't been worried about the social issues involved in skipping grades, so I beat you both. :P

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as a palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in different volumes.

Actually, a palindrome is not something read backwards to find a hidden meaning- a palindrome is a word or phrase such as Tacocat, racecar, or the German one, in which the sentence is mirrored, you can- not counting spacing and punctuation- read it forwards and backwards.

And yes, I agree, reading the dictionary is a hell of a lot more interesting than a lot of things that come up in LA class. When most of the class struggles with words you find basic, reading it as a good alternative to beating them over the head with it. Random House Dictionary was my favourite.

 

i read a book when idiots ask questions and the only time when i read the dictonary is when we were watching eargon and i got through most of it and i feel like i need to beat the freakin out of them with the dictonary

Valfor:

skillinazn:

Fracture:

I blame you.

*shocked*

MY GOD.

That looks SO COOL!!!

This~ 8D

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That. . . that was just unnecessary. =.=

Fracture:

Demon'sCry:

Fracture:

Demon'sCry:

*divides by zero* (gets the right answer) ... turns out the equation was prime.

Thing is, division by zero is physically impossible. In the mathematical sense, it creates a contradiction:

Math, run if stuff like this hurts your brain.:

A / B = C   and   B * C = A

A = 5, B = 0, C = 5 (theoretically, as it could not be any less than [5 / 1] which is 5)

5 / 0 = 5
A  B    C

5 * 0 <> 5
C  B      A

...and in the physical, practical sense, it would technically destroy matter- which is impossible. As for the grade thing: 10, could be graduated by now if parents hadn't been worried about the social issues involved in skipping grades, so I beat you both. :P

Demon'sCry:

Chaos+:

Times Up......the answer is pallindrome

That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there is such a thing as a palindrome which is to read the text backwards to find a hidden message.

I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in different volumes.

Actually, a palindrome is not something read backwards to find a hidden meaning- a palindrome is a word or phrase such as Tacocat, racecar, or the German one, in which the sentence is mirrored, you can- not counting spacing and punctuation- read it forwards and backwards.

And yes, I agree, reading the dictionary is a hell of a lot more interesting than a lot of things that come up in LA class. When most of the class struggles with words you find basic, reading it as a good alternative to beating them over the head with it. Random House Dictionary was my favourite.

 

.... The dividing by zero thing was called a joke.

That's basically what I meant to say, I just do not have a very good sense of forming words, especially if my mind is focused on something else.

And I beat them over the head with it after I'm done, I want to know which ones I've already read, the blood stains help.

I know, but I felt like hurting the minds of some people.

I've never tried that... it would certainly help with reading every possible dictionary if I had an easy way to track which ones I've read,

I love you.

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**This member has been suspended for 7 days for inappropriate forum language.**

That. . . that was just unnecessary. =.=