Thanks, Sean!
I keep running into "Of course, we all remember how to do the blah blah..."
See, that's so not me. I barely scraped through high school math and never even took calculus, and in college I managed to take some History of Math course with an insane old guy who wore a beret and made us read Flatland and the annotated Alice in Wonderland. And I still use my fingers when doing basic sums half the time. I applaud all you mathy types because your brains are so sexy. I have a mad crush on Charlie from Numb3rs.
Pop-Tarts:
And I've always liked Dean from Gilmore Girls. Who is not Dean on this show.
That made me blink a few times, too.
I applaud all you mathy types because your brains are so sexy.
It's true, my sex organ weighs 8 pounds and you can't fit your hand around it.
The imaginary part (the -4, i.e. the coefficient of i) appears on the y axis, so you're lower rather than upper.
Of course! Of course you are! What the fuck is wrong with me? No, I'm serious. For some reason I was putting it upper left, which is entirely the freaking opposite of what I want!
And what did you think constitutes my target audience?
hottie
actuaries?
It's true, my sex organ weighs 8 pounds and you can't fit your hand around it.
Yes, but it's all floppy and wiggly and where's the fun in that?
Of course! Of course you are! What the fuck is wrong with me? No, I'm serious. For some reason I was putting it upper left, which is entirely the freaking opposite of what I want!
No, no, the axes are... not quite arbitrary, but it feels that way when learning which way around they go. It's easy to transpose them.
Yes, but it's all floppy and wiggly and where's the fun in that?
Oh Trudy. Don't make me bring my medulla oblongata over there.
And this is news, how?
It was a
number
slut.
I, alas, am all too chaste as of late.
