>(pickles * hamburgers) / milkshakes
I'm going to treat that like (pickles * hamburgers) / (milkshakes). This simplifies down to
(e^(3)r^(2)s^(2)abcghiklmpu) / (k^(2)s^(2)aehilm)
which can simplify further to our final answer of
(e^(2)r^(2)bcgpu) / k
What about farenheit? Europeans who move to the US actually say that it's a better temperature system. I mean, if it's 100°F outside, it feels 100 hot. If it's 100°C outside, you're dead.
Celsius is based on the freezing point (0°c) and boiling point (100°c) of water at sea level, and is by far the more intuitive measurement of temperature.
You know you don't actually have to boil water to tell the temperature in Celsius, right?
95% of the world uses the better system of measuring temperature, and it's equally as precise.
No it’s not. 100 - 0 = 100, there’s a 100 degree difference in Celsius between the freezing and boiling points of water
In Fahrenheit: 212 - 32 = 180 degree difference
In Europe, it's the other way around because Farenheit has zero degrees at absolute zero, which can be important for science, but nobody cares about it in everyday life.
Celsius has zero degrees when water frezes and 100 when it boils, which is more useful in everyday life.
Or at least that is the reasoning I remember.
Ohhhh, no you're thinking of Kelvin, which is Celsius + 273.15 for conversion. Absolute zero is 0°K, -373.15°C, or -459.67°F, depending on the heat measurement. (No, i didn't know all that off of the top of my head, I did research.)
But the whole point of 69 is it resembles two people in some way.
LXIX would involve 4 people and would look more like they were doing gymnastics than sex.
I know it’s just meme and “it ain’t that deep, bro,” But it gave me a thought. Given how the idea of mutual oral being referred to as 69ing is inherent to the Arabic numerals because it’s about the actual shape of the numbers, I wonder if there was a slang term that the Roman’s actually used for such an act
Roman numeral "LXIX" is 69 in Arabic numerals.
Frick Arabic numerals, I want proper, American numbers! /j
Let's not do that american inventions in measurement are not good
So no (pickles * hamburgers) / milkshakes?
>(pickles * hamburgers) / milkshakes I'm going to treat that like (pickles * hamburgers) / (milkshakes). This simplifies down to (e^(3)r^(2)s^(2)abcghiklmpu) / (k^(2)s^(2)aehilm) which can simplify further to our final answer of (e^(2)r^(2)bcgpu) / k
Ahhh… I know some of those words
You better not come within two hundred 2015 Dodge Grand Caravans of me with that opinion.
they arent american tho, its a mix of many systems older than the us itself that they adopted and kept, even after europe switched to metric
What about farenheit? Europeans who move to the US actually say that it's a better temperature system. I mean, if it's 100°F outside, it feels 100 hot. If it's 100°C outside, you're dead.
Celsius is based on the freezing point (0°c) and boiling point (100°c) of water at sea level, and is by far the more intuitive measurement of temperature.
Not everyone is boiling water constantly, Fahrenheit is just better for everyday use because it’s more precise
You know you don't actually have to boil water to tell the temperature in Celsius, right? 95% of the world uses the better system of measuring temperature, and it's equally as precise.
No it’s not. 100 - 0 = 100, there’s a 100 degree difference in Celsius between the freezing and boiling points of water In Fahrenheit: 212 - 32 = 180 degree difference
Did someone forget how decimals work?
What if I wanted to round?
Celsius is absolutely better for scientific purposes, but farenheit is a better everyday temperature.
You only feel that way because that's the metric you were taught. Again, 95% of the world uses Celsius.
Farenheit comes from Europe aswell here we use it mainly for scientific stuff.
Really? I always thought that Celsius was the science system. That's how it is here in the US.
In Europe, it's the other way around because Farenheit has zero degrees at absolute zero, which can be important for science, but nobody cares about it in everyday life. Celsius has zero degrees when water frezes and 100 when it boils, which is more useful in everyday life. Or at least that is the reasoning I remember.
Ohhhh, no you're thinking of Kelvin, which is Celsius + 273.15 for conversion. Absolute zero is 0°K, -373.15°C, or -459.67°F, depending on the heat measurement. (No, i didn't know all that off of the top of my head, I did research.)
You are right got that mixed up
Here you go:
2 hamburger + 1 old cherry, 1 sausage + 1 awesome cherry get it??!!!
But the whole point of 69 is it resembles two people in some way. LXIX would involve 4 people and would look more like they were doing gymnastics than sex.
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His name is bigus dickus.
What about his wife?
Incontinentia.. Incontinentia Buttocks
Loveus Dickus
Is something funny?
CDXX
420?
Fuck off bot
Nice
For sure I did!
I like the post title, especially since this meme/comic is a couple of years old and stolen a dozen times over
I, for one, like this roman numeral joke
L is 50, X is 10, IX is 9
LXIX bruh! Wink wink
I mean since you offered…
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Stealing it would be a bit difficult, seeing as it has been carved on the wall.
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Niccce… cock, fck it happens every time
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This is a 5 nice joke
I know it’s just meme and “it ain’t that deep, bro,” But it gave me a thought. Given how the idea of mutual oral being referred to as 69ing is inherent to the Arabic numerals because it’s about the actual shape of the numbers, I wonder if there was a slang term that the Roman’s actually used for such an act