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Posted: 4/20/2016 11:08:40 AM EDT
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Feels, man.
Find a safe space to cry in if anyone tells you otherwise. This is a new reality. |
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Why? View Quote I'm asking the very same thing about this thread..... . |
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If 10 + 9 feels like it should = 7, then who are we to argue View Quote Agreed. I feel like the government should forgive $60K worth of student loan debt on all those with liberal arts degrees. Cause... it just feelz right yo. Maybe put that debt load on all of the silly former students 'tarded enough to get degrees in engineering and science. |
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Agreed. I feel like the government should forgive $60K worth of student loan debt on all those with liberal arts degrees. Cause... it just feelz right yo. Maybe put that debt load on all of the silly former students 'tarded enough to get degrees in engineering and science. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If 10 + 9 feels like it should = 7, then who are we to argue Agreed. I feel like the government should forgive $60K worth of student loan debt on all those with liberal arts degrees. Cause... it just feelz right yo. Maybe put that debt load on all of the silly former students 'tarded enough to get degrees in engineering and science. I particularly enjoy it when the feelers misuse words like "invest". |
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View Quote 7 of 9 is a 10 |
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1900=7:00... It's sad that sometimes I use it to calculate how many hours I slept during the day. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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12 hour clock 1900=7:00... It's sad that sometimes I use it to calculate how many hours I slept during the day. Good answer, but then the problem would be (10+9)%12 = 7. Problem was not worded correctly. |
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View Quote The correct equation for this is: 7 / 9 = 10 |
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7 of 9 is a 10 I can get behind that. |
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These sorts of things annoy me. 10+9=19, not 7. Those chain FB posts that say stuff like below are just plain wrong.
1+4=87 45+2=35 4+5=3 38+6=? Numbers and mathematics are set in stone. "+" cannot mean anything but "add"; it cannot ever mean "the first digit minus the second digit plus the square of the second number's boyfriend" No. It means "add". Don't act smug when you put together a math problem that is wrong and then try to tell people that you just have to look at it a certain way. It's wrong, and you're wrong for asking it. Might as well ask "I have 3 apples and ate 1, how many do I have? zero because my friend ate the other." If there's not enough info given to solve the problem, then it's a bad question. |
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View Quote Now this is a thread I can support |
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Good answer, but then the problem would be (10+9)%12 = 7. Problem was not worded correctly. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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12 hour clock 1900=7:00... It's sad that sometimes I use it to calculate how many hours I slept during the day. Good answer, but then the problem would be (10+9)%12 = 7. Problem was not worded correctly. Unless it's a riddle to be solved. |
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These sorts of things annoy me. 10+9=19, not 7. Those chain FB posts that say stuff like below are just plain wrong. 1+4=87 45+2=35 4+5=3 38+6=? Numbers and mathematics are set in stone. "+" cannot mean anything but "add"; it cannot ever mean "the first digit minus the second digit plus the square of the second number's boyfriend" No. It means "add". Don't act smug when you put together a math problem that is wrong and then try to tell people that you just have to look at it a certain way. It's wrong, and you're wrong for asking it. Might as well ask "I have 3 apples and ate 1, how many do I have? zero because my friend ate the other." If there's not enough info given to solve the problem, then it's a bad question. View Quote It's a riddle. The answer is a 12 hour clock. Lighten up, Francis. |
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An Alaskan 10, plus a Maine 9, together, equal a South Florida 7. Duh.
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Is this one of those CIA super secret squirrel recruiting posts? Because I think I totally nailed it.
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add the number of letters in each number
ten = 3 nine = 4 3+4=7 |
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OK, since we're doing riddles, a man lives on the 40th floor of a high rise apartment building, when he leaves in the morning he takes the elevator to the 1st floor, but when he gets home at night he has to take the stairs, why? (There is nothing wrong with the elevator, other people can use it just fine, and he has no mental issues, he simply CAN'T use the elevator to go back up, why?)
What can you put in a barrel that you can't see or feel and has no weight? |
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OK, since we're doing riddles, a man lives on the 40th floor of a high rise apartment building, when he leaves in the morning he takes the elevator to the 1st floor, but when he gets home at night he has to take the stairs, why? What can you put in a barrel that you can't see or feel and has no weight? View Quote 1)The elevator is old and can only transport weight safely down. It can only barely move it's own weight back up to the 40th floor, so he has to walk up. 2)A hole. |
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1)The elevator is old and can only transport weight safely down. It can only barely move it's own weight back up to the 40th floor, so he has to walk up. 2)A hole. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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OK, since we're doing riddles, a man lives on the 40th floor of a high rise apartment building, when he leaves in the morning he takes the elevator to the 1st floor, but when he gets home at night he has to take the stairs, why? What can you put in a barrel that you can't see or feel and has no weight? 1)The elevator is old and can only transport weight safely down. It can only barely move it's own weight back up to the 40th floor, so he has to walk up. 2)A hole. You nailed the second one. You completely missed the first. |
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You nailed the second one. You completely missed the first. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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OK, since we're doing riddles, a man lives on the 40th floor of a high rise apartment building, when he leaves in the morning he takes the elevator to the 1st floor, but when he gets home at night he has to take the stairs, why? What can you put in a barrel that you can't see or feel and has no weight? 1)The elevator is old and can only transport weight safely down. It can only barely move it's own weight back up to the 40th floor, so he has to walk up. 2)A hole. You nailed the second one. You completely missed the first. Answer to the first one fits the information given. Either the answer is correct or the puzzle is incomplete. |
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