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M.D. Holloway 11-16-2005 12:53 PM

legion - why did you do this? Can't yousee there are some *********s like me that will argue the color of air!

Z-man 11-16-2005 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by LubeMaster77
rise over run!, here your x is actually z.
How can that be? I thought I was z! :eek:

legion 11-16-2005 12:59 PM

I am laughing so hard at how a little joke turned into such a debate...

vash 11-16-2005 01:06 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by LubeMaster77
rise over run!, here your x is actually z.


you sure? isnt it "H"?

z is the third direction (out of the page) right? i need to stop. i used this (pathagorean theorum) to razzle dazzle some bosses yesterday, and am still feeling the high. sorry.

M.D. Holloway 11-16-2005 01:21 PM

Y is how high it is, X is the run or how long it is so the only thing left is z in two dimensions. In 3+ dimensions Z takes on a new meaning.
In this equation, x is simply an unknown so the traditional definition doesn't pertain.

Holy *****, I really am an *********! My wife is right!

Rick V 11-16-2005 01:34 PM

Heck this is simple find X it's right there on the long line on top. Duh-huh But the real question is, is X rising or falling? Or are we looking for Malcom X or Madam X or some spot marked as X?

Hey Lube your wife and mine must be sisters!

Z-man 11-16-2005 01:46 PM

There is no X, like there is no spoon.

But there will always be Z. :D

wludavid 11-16-2005 01:54 PM

I first laughed at the picture - really funny. Then I laughed at how everyone started posting pythagorean theorems (as the geeks here didn't already know it...) and laughed AGAIN when it turned into a phony philophical debate.

5/5 thumbs up.

M.D. Holloway 11-16-2005 02:26 PM

The Z can take on many meanings so in a sense it is non-committal. The X and the Y are steadfast in there definition and determined to claim the proof.

True, Z is accommodating but far too flexible for use as a real variable but rather the stuff of fancy and fleece. Liberals use Z to broaden there claim to a proof but the conservative X and Y stand motionless against the onslaught of meaningless rhetoric, liable and slander that the liberal purveyors of Z will spin.

So I say on to you, from this day forth, let the word be heard that Z will only be used to exact the dimension where a X or a Y falls short. And if that day should come, may God have mercy on us all!

cbeers 11-16-2005 02:37 PM

Lube,

You are truly savoring that high life ;)


Thanks for the smiles!

-Chris

Icemaster 11-16-2005 02:58 PM

I love you guys.


I'm drunk.

Rick V 11-16-2005 03:05 PM

Ice are you drinking dosXX's?

Icemaster 11-16-2005 03:06 PM

Dalmore neat.

Felt like melting my fillings.

Jims5543 11-16-2005 04:06 PM

This is simple.

Z = no porn

wludavid 11-16-2005 04:34 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Icemaster
I love you guys.


I'm drunk.

Quote:

Originally posted by cbeers
You are truly savoring that high life ;)
I think lube is drinking High Life - champagne of beers.

djmcmath 11-16-2005 04:37 PM

The angles are readily apparent to the casual observer. As any child who's memorized his sine tables will tell you, the sine(55) is about .8, which makes it an obvious choice for the first angle. The other angle has been left as an exercise for the reader.

Icemaster 11-16-2005 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rick V
Ice are you drinking dosXX's?
See?

I really am drunk, I didn't even get that at first.

Rick V 11-16-2005 05:08 PM

Ok Ice reality check it is Wed. you know the middle of the week. Hangovers at the office and laughing co-workers.
Oh well too late now I recon. Have one for me and let me know if I enjoyed it (I quit drinking 2yrs ago)

Jim thanks for the laugh Z=No porn hahahahahahahaha

86 911 11-16-2005 08:18 PM

SOHCAHTOA. That's a good memory aid for dealing with trig.

S: Sine
O: Opposite (divided by)
H: Hypotenuse

C: Cosine
A: Adjacent (divided by)
H: Hypotenuse

T: Tangent
O: Opposite (divided by)
A: Adjacent

Why did you have to remind me about math? :mad: ;)

legion 11-17-2005 05:17 AM

See, you really do use that stuff...

(Well, some people do.)


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