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5/2/2021 12:11:34 PM
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Five times four plus the square root of six, cubed by three, to the power of fifteen
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[quote]Five times four plus the square root of six, cubed by three, to the power of fifteen[/quote] The answer is: 3.254421470251e17 [spoiler]nibbles crayon[/spoiler]
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I didn’t expect anyone to answer that
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I know. I wanted to see your reaction. [spoiler]nibbles crayon[/spoiler]
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I literally just thought of a random math equation + some numbers lol [spoiler]Converts binary[/spoiler] What’s the story behind “nibbles crayon”?
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It’s something that U.S. Marines are teased about by other branches because they would literally do anything they were told without a thought. There training overrided (I cannot figure out how to spell that word) all instinct. [spoiler]nibbles crayon[/spoiler]
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It’s spelt ‘their’. And they really follow any order blindly? [spoiler]Converts binary[/spoiler]
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Изменено (CommanderGT60): 5/4/2021 1:30:28 AMYes. The drill Sargents will even break small bones such as the ankle. Even after their time in service their training still kicks in after many years. Edit: I meant overrided, but nice catch. [spoiler]nibbles crayon[/spoiler]
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Изменено (FlipYoWaffles): 5/4/2021 1:37:15 AMAnd you said you’re a retired Marine? Edit: Or am I thinking of someone else?
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No, I said retired marines still remember their training and it overrides all instinct. I’m not actually a marine. [spoiler]nibbles crayon[/spoiler]
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Oh ok. I didn’t mean what you said I meant from a different post or something, And my greatest goal in life is to get my dream job, wow.
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What is your dream job? [spoiler]nibbles crayon[/spoiler]
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I’m not really sure, just to work in the tech field of work, if you know what I mean. Like, coding, constructing computers, etc.
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Here is a huge tip, IT work is high stress if you don’t get a good place. Most places don’t take very good care of their IT workers. I know this because both my dad and uncle have worked in the IT department. Good luck in your search for a good work environment! [spoiler]nibbles crayon[/spoiler]
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Изменено (FlipYoWaffles): 5/4/2021 1:55:32 AMThx! I’m taking AP CSP in 6th so that’s not too soon, but I’ll keep it in mind [spoiler]Converts binary[/spoiler]
