Math Is Fun Forum

I use the variations that MathsIsFun said. Now, etceteretera... nice word, Rod.

Yes. Yo, pink!

Me neither. So... Thanksgiving is always on 24 November?

What did Sushi A say to Sushi B?

Wassup B!

Yes! Zach, I am a witness. I saw your post! It wasn't me who deleted it... if I did it would have been an accident, but... I'm sure I didn't.

It's great! Brilliant idea!

Okay. Get ready for a boring, tiresome, question-asking post.

Not sure if you wanted things like this...but down the bottom of the page you wrote '(It makes the land near the poles squashed-and-stretched, But it works well for most places!)' Once again, really picky.

Just some questions. The times down the bottom of the clock...Mine say 23:38, 2:38, 4:38, 7:38, 8:38, 12:38, 15:38, and 16:38. These don't seem to be positioned equally/evenly, like every two hours or something. Not sure if it's meant to be like this (I have no idea what I'm talking about so it's quite possibly meant to be like that) or if the spacing has an error.

Also, wrapping a ball with a piece of paper is a bit like peeling an orange - you can't peel it without wrecking the skin or distorting the original shape of the peel. One last thing. One thing you could do after this is have pages on different projections - there's heaps of maths involved with them.

Look, mathsy's put it back again jU. You're with Zach now.

Since nobody seems to be jumping out of their seats to start the next game...I suppose I will/can if we want to play again. So if we are going to play, I'll start in one or two days.

Hi Angel! Your name's almost as long as mine...

Mathsyperson is a real person, but with some supercomputer and superman parts built in.

Well, not sure if this is helpful, but...

http://www.beanos.co.uk/bnews/014/index.php

...asks how long an average groove on an LP record is. It gives the answer 'longer than five football pitches'.

When a human being is born, straight away, they start learning - and keep learning for the rest of their life. Something can be learnt from everything.

Like... um... by reading the post two posts up (by Rod), we learn that Rod never stops learning. Interesting.

Well, you are correct jU, but ganesh is looking for words which are both anagrams and homophones. We have some examples in the previous posts.