Posts by Amy Brooks8

If only my bank account behaved like the Swiss franc, climbing higher every single day instead of doing this constant downward slide 😁

placidviper said:I can't stand that stealth mode

And why's that?
it's actually way too good 🙂

placidnomad50 said:That's quite an impressive post count you've racked up there, but unfortunately, I don't have any software installed to actually view these images...

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...Shot001-15.jpg
🙂

well, what a mess 🙂

that tiny little receipt printer they use at the CVS checkout 🙂

I've got a quick question for you all.
Right now I'm sitting at 120 points, but I actually just got banned recently.
So, if my 30-point penalty expires, does that mean I'll be down to 90?
Just to run through the math: if I have 90 points and then pick up another 10-point violation, that puts me back at 100.
Does that mean I'm right back in the danger zone, even though I already served my time for that whole string of penalties?🤷

mistybison said:I’m betting the sysadmins—the folks actually running this site—probably keep tabs on their own spouses like that. 😁 🤣

What I really want to know is: when we go in and wipe our private messages, is that a soft delete or a hard delete?

I’d put my money on soft delete.

Taylor Gonzalez79 said:I doubt the moderators can actually read private messages. Honestly, I don't think any of the admins can either, unless you count Anderlon or tbuza.

The only people with that kind of access are the actual vBulletin system administrators.

That would require some serious hacking skills.

And how exactly do you know for sure the mods aren't admins? 😲

usually just an indicator of how many clones you've got

Donna Murphy3 said:I know I'm late to the party, but if they're all crammed onto a Greyhound, you've got to count the driver too—so that's another set of feet in the mix. 😉

The bus driver didn't make the cut—he's currently on a break, taking a quick pit stop in the restroom.

triangle
a= 17 cm
b= 25 cm
c= 29 cm

area=?

What’s the total sum of all integers from 1 to 1,000? 🙂
I mean
1+2+3+...+999+1000= ?

EDIT: And before you ask, don't bother suggesting I just use an Excel formula or some lazy shortcut; I actually want to see the math work here.😉

Jacob Foster11 said:Not even close. 🙂
Where on earth did you get that number from? Are you just throwing darts at a board or what?

I mean, I'm pretty sure that's how it works, I just totally fat-fingered the 19 when I was typing it out.😂

I suppose I am:
15380937

or maybe I'm not 😕

Jacob Foster11 said:Give it another shot. 😉

39^7-1 🤷

Jacob Foster11 said:Here’s another little brain teaser for you all to chew on: how many possible combinations are there in a 7/39 lottery draw?

7^39 😕

And that's the whole thing—minus one, if my memory isn't totally failing me. 🤔

Anonymous said:Not quite right.☕

Fair enough, I can actually open that Excel sheet I was sent now. But seriously, what’s the actual fix here?

Here’s a little brain teaser for you guys:

In a forest, there are $n$ trees.
No single tree has more leaves than the total number of trees in the forest.
And none of them are bare.
Prove that at least two trees must have the exact same number of leaves.

😉
- Took me about 30 seconds to crack this one. 🙂

Anonymous said:There are 7 girls on a Greyhound bus.
Each girl is carrying 7 bags.
Inside every bag, there are 7 cats.
Every cat has 7 kittens.
Every cat has 4 legs.

So, what’s the total leg count on that bus?

Just another one of those annoying chain emails clogging up my inbox.🙄

+9604 - total legs for all the kittens
+1372 - total legs for all the mother cats
+0014 - total legs for the women
____
10990 - man, that was a workout...

Bryan Palmer9 said:Where are you getting that from? It worked perfectly fine for me.

Symantec flagged my crack as a virus when it totally wasn't.😢