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 = AA = 5, B = 0, C = 5 (theoretically, as it could not be any less than [5 / 1] which is 5) 5 / 0 = 5A B C5 * 0 <> 5C 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 pallindromeThat's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there issuch a thing as a palindrome which is to read the text backwards to finda 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.
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 = AA = 5, B = 0, C = 5 (theoretically, as it could not be any less than [5 / 1] which is 5) 5 / 0 = 5A B C5 * 0 <> 5C B A
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 = 5A B C
5 * 0 <> 5C 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 pallindromeThat's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there issuch a thing as a palindrome which is to read the text backwards to finda hidden message.I've read the dictionary over 30 times now, a-z in different volumes.
Chaos+:Times Up......the answer is pallindrome
That's funny because there is no such thing as Pallindrome, there issuch a thing as a palindrome which is to read the text backwards to finda 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.
Then...
My name is a palindrome. ;3
Hannah read backwards is hannaH.
The kids in my class think I read the dictionary because I have a higher vocabulary than them..
/wth
Chaos+:It just means you read a lot like me.
No, it's just me learning the words of the day from www.dictionary.reference.com.
;3
I read the dictionary. It is quite intresting finding old insults to call people because they have to look it up to know what I am insulting them as and by that time I am gone.
... Chaos you sham.
Demon'sCry: I read the dictionary. It is quite intresting finding old insults to call people because they have to look it up to know what I am insulting them as and by that time I am gone. ... Chaos you sham.
CreativeName: 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 = 5A B C 5 * 0 <> 5C 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.
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 = 5A B C 5 * 0 <> 5C 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,
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 = 5A B C 5 * 0 <> 5C 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.
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 = 5A B C 5 * 0 <> 5C 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.
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 = 5A B C 5 * 0 <> 5C B A
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.
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.
.... 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.
For added awesome: 1 more reason you can't divide by zero:
[A / B * B] cancels out B and leaves you with A, correct?
Well, let's again take 5 and 0, again assuming that [5 / 0] would, theoretically, be 5.
5 / 0 = 5
Then cancel that with a [* 0]
5 * 0 = 0
Whoops, 5 just became zero- despite the fact it was supposed to be canceled to 5 by both dividing and multiplying by zero.
Essentially, [5 / 0] couldn't result in anything, as it would simply become 0 if you tried to cancel it, which defies the basic laws of math.
Chaos+: Demon'sCry: I read the dictionary. It is quite intresting finding old insults to call people because they have to look it up to know what I am insulting them as and by that time I am gone. ... Chaos you sham.you callin me an imposture
Also: I don't think he was saying anything about your posture, Chaos.
Fracture: Chaos+: Demon'sCry: I read the dictionary. It is quite intresting finding old insults to call people because they have to look it up to know what I am insulting them as and by that time I am gone. ... Chaos you sham. you callin me an imposture Also: I don't think he was saying anything about your posture, Chaos.
Chaos+: Demon'sCry: I read the dictionary. It is quite intresting finding old insults to call people because they have to look it up to know what I am insulting them as and by that time I am gone. ... Chaos you sham. you callin me an imposture
He?
And no, I was calling you a liar and a imposter.
