Math Is Fun Forum

Hmm...we'll have to get the message across so everyone knows that these are for everyone's use, and people can post here...otherwise all my work (and everyone else's) is for nothing. :\

I'll put something in my signature. Question is, though - Are members shy to make their own excercises or to answer to the them? Or perhaps both? :\

At least we've got some good questions if anybody asks for any.

What a horrible engineer. ^_^

I suspected that might have happened at the end.

Yep. Hence, MathsIsFun.

This site is very high in the math site rankings.

Or, if you're really bored, try messing with smarterchild@hotmail.com ...it's an MSN bot designed to...well, entertain people. It helps with homework, etc. and is also a calculator. I've been attempting to mess with its system to see what responses I get. For all ages, and it knows a lot...something for everyone to do - Ask who its Mother is.

Nice joke - Many years ago, nobody liked to study physics!

Teapot - Also, wait a while for people to answer, or even a day or so. People aren't on here all the time.

OK, forget what I  just said.

Some more riddles to keep your brain buzzing...these are quite easy, though.

61. How long did the Hundred Years War last?
62. Which country makes panama hats?
63.  What is a camel's hair brush made of?
64. How long did the Thirty Years War last?
65. What starts with "e" ends with "e" and contains only one letter?
66. Which room has no door, no windows, no floor and no roof?
67.  What do we all put off until tomorrow?
68.  What has eyes but can't see?
69.  What is hard to beat?
70. What is too much for one, enough for two, but nothing at all for three?
71. How is seasickness like an auction?
72.What is the difference between the teacher and a cashier?
73. What do men want the least on their hands?
74. If you were pushed down a flight of stairs, what would you fall against?
75. Born at the same time as the world, destined to live as long as the world, and yet never five weeks old.  What is it?
76. This you should always keep - no one else wants it.
77. When is it easiest to see through a man?
78. What is the end to which we all like to come?
79. It wasn't my sister, nor my brother, but still was the child of my father and mother.  Who was it?
80. What is everyone in the world doing at the same time?
81. What can be measured, but has no length, width or height?
82. Why is the world like a faulty jig saw puzzle?
83. What do you break by saying just one word?
84. What flies when it's on and floats when it's off?
85. What has a big mouth, yet never speaks?
86. What question can you never answer "yes" to?
87. How can you tell the difference between two trees?
88. What can't you see that is always before you?
89. What can you hold without ever touching or using your hands?
90. What is neither inside the house, outside the house, but no house is complete without it?

These are extremely easy - You should be able to solve half of them just by reading them to yourself. Also, don't hesitate to answer to these riddles - I'll just keep posting more.

A good way to start reading animé is to get the comics...but for free. Every year, there is a certain day that everyone likes to celebrate - It's called Comic Book Day. In every comic book shop, they are giving away a lot of their comics free of charge, and half of them are animé. I'm unsure what the date of this day is, but it sure is a cool day. Just walk to your local comic book shop, pick up stacks of comics under the 'Free Comic Book Day' section, and just walk home with them.

Welcome to the forum - And yes, this is a good site. Mathforums.org is, too, but I'll have to say MathsIsFun is better.

Set it as +2 GMT. Without DST it would be +1 GMT, which is probably the forum's primary time, I'm guessing?