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I tried this once in another thread with mixed results. I left that site in a never ending search for something better. I thought I would try the same here to see how it goes.

Fire away!
 
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Why do people buy 60 watermelons in math problems?

Follow up: If there were fewer watermelons, would there be less math?
 
Welcome aboard. I am about 1/2 year here, after a bit of Sports boards. Nationwide and some overseas posters at this site.
 
Why do people buy 60 watermelons in math problems?

Follow up: If there were fewer watermelons, would there be less math?

hmmmmm.

I've never had a watermelon math question. It's always interesting to see the first questions that some people come up with when invited to "ask anything."
 
Why do people buy 60 watermelons in math problems?

Follow up: If there were fewer watermelons, would there be less math?

hmmmmm.

I've never had a watermelon math question. It's always interesting to see the first questions that some people come up with when invited to "ask anything."

That is my second question, but I could be wrong, I am asking math questions after all.
 
That is an awesome fucking avatar and a ridiculous name. Hope you don't make a lot of enemies or the classless will love mangling it. (And we're mostly tasteless.)

Hope you have fun.
 
Why do people buy 60 watermelons in math problems?

Follow up: If there were fewer watermelons, would there be less math?

hmmmmm.

I've never had a watermelon math question. It's always interesting to see the first questions that some people come up with when invited to "ask anything."

That is my second question, but I could be wrong, I am asking math questions after all.

I already had answered your first question.
 
Why do people buy 60 watermelons in math problems?

Follow up: If there were fewer watermelons, would there be less math?

hmmmmm.

I've never had a watermelon math question. It's always interesting to see the first questions that some people come up with when invited to "ask anything."

That is my second question, but I could be wrong, I am asking math questions after all.

I already had answered your first question.

Where?
 
Why do people buy 60 watermelons in math problems?

Follow up: If there were fewer watermelons, would there be less math?

hmmmmm.

I've never had a watermelon math question. It's always interesting to see the first questions that some people come up with when invited to "ask anything."

That is my second question, but I could be wrong, I am asking math questions after all.

I already had answered your first question.

Where?


See post #7
 

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