and on stone tablets using a chisel. The really hard students used to carve the answers by head butting the stone. The really, really hard students did the same but used someone else's head.It was still Roman numerals then, right?
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by Mandrake » Apr 28th, '04, 14:05
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by Part-Timer » Apr 28th, '04, 14:10
mandrake wrote:and on stone tablets using a chisel. The really hard students used to carve the answers by head butting the stone. The really, really hard students did the same but used someone else's head.It was still Roman numerals then, right?
Sorry, Mandrake. I couldn't resist.
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by Mark Chandaue » Jun 10th, '04, 00:25
I dunno, kids today eh, calculators and stuff, and they don't even get the cane anymore, hell they even get classes on what to do behind the bike sheds 
. Kids today don't know they're born (I've never actually understood that expression ).
On a side note, it is surprising how many of use are cub/scout leaders, although I'm quite new to it.
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. Kids today don't know they're born (I've never actually understood that expression ).
On a side note, it is surprising how many of use are cub/scout leaders, although I'm quite new to it.
Mark
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