An A in life

Domo-kun 2007-04-01T05:20:00Z says:

Good man, Simmons.

jburna84 2007-04-01T05:58:59Z says:

im still scracthing my head, i dont even understand the question, atleast he had an answer

kikia 2007-04-01T07:06:08Z says:
Car would be speeding at around 68 mph and travel around 204 miles in 3 hours, his answer is far more relevant

SNIKT 2007-04-01T07:30:38Z says:

All of his answers are way off. 7. should be 4.667. 8. should be 8.8. 9. is actually 68.1818 and, for three hours, the nearest mile would be 205 (204.5454545454 is closer to 205 than 204).

Troney 2007-04-01T09:26:19Z says:
i wondered who would be the first cock muncher who did all the questions?
n3gative3 2007-04-01T09:32:42Z says:
Well, when SNIKT is done munching on cocks he likes to brush up on his math... Then start sucking cocks again.
MrFugsmucker 2007-04-01T16:49:56Z says:
8 and 9 are correct but the correct answer to #7 is 4.65 bushels (to the nearest hundredth).
yak 2007-04-02T00:56:00Z says:
fugs quit while you are behind... you sir are the weakest link!
supernova 2007-04-02T01:21:20Z says:
And they say European education is better than American, Hua...
MrFugsmucker 2007-04-02T01:22:36Z says:
Thank you very much yak,but I do believe I'm right. A bushel is 2150.42 cu.in., divide 10000 by 2150.42 and you get 4.6502436891397959845838292054575 bushels. Sad I know but if you try and make a point you gotta get it right.
MrFugsmucker 2007-04-02T01:42:36Z says:
I don't know about European education, but there's nothing wrong with British education.
yak 2007-04-02T01:45:26Z says:
you know how many inches in a foot right?
i'll give you a hint, its 12 :P
yak 2007-04-02T01:53:10Z says:
i guess i should say you know how many cubic inches are in a cubic foot, and that would be 12 cubic inches :P
Ralph27972 2007-04-02T05:47:41Z says:
there are 12^3 (1728) cubic inches in a cubic foot....
avatar_ignis 2007-04-02T05:55:22Z says:
damn you engineer, go build a bomb for a plane...
SNIKT 2007-04-02T17:27:29Z says:
#7: 10000 / 1728 = 5.787 / 1.24 = 4.6669, to the nearest hundredth would be 4.67.

#8: 4000g = 4kg x 2.2lbs/kg = 8.8lbs.

#9: 100ft/sec x 3600 sec/hr = 360000 / 5280 ft/mile = 68.1818 MPH x 3 = 204.5454 miles or 205 to the nearest mile. And you'd also have to look at the odometer, asshole.

And I apologize that there weren't enough cocks for you guys to stuff in your asses. I'll try to munch fewer next time, I know how much you like that "special" feeling inside.
SNIKT 2007-04-02T17:33:42Z says:
And Fugs, the point is that you have to use the information given on the test, not ones pulled from your head (or Google), even if the test question information isn't quite correct.
dik 2007-04-03T19:37:28Z says:
i understood there'd be no math
HankChinaski 2007-04-03T19:53:50Z says:
You didn't understand.

SweatyPete 2007-04-01T11:30:54Z says:

"How many pounds are in 4,000g? 4000 * 2.2= 8,800"

Better memorize the phrase "Paper or Plastic" kid.

MrFugsmucker 2007-04-01T16:21:07Z says:
What the hell is all that supposed to mean?
yak 2007-04-01T18:00:38Z says:
well... if 1 KG is 2.2 pounds
4000G is 4KG... so it would be 4x2.2 not 4000x2.2 :P
Victorious 2007-04-01T22:01:44Z says:
i think fugsmucker is still working on it..
yak 2007-04-01T23:04:44Z says:
this poor kid didn't get anything right :(
MrFugsmucker 2007-04-02T00:03:37Z says:
I'm still working on the 'paper or plastic' bit, must be an American phrase. At least I got the questions right.
smerf 2007-04-02T00:37:44Z says:
Paper grocery bag or plastic grocery bag. Basically saying he's going to be a bag-boy for the rest of his life.
MrFugsmucker 2007-04-02T00:47:57Z says:
Thanks smerf, I don't feel quite so stupid now.
Victorious 2007-04-02T11:36:39Z says:
i've always wondered why americans also use paper bags.. in holland we only use plastic bags. i always get the picture of a soccermom carrying 3 of 4 stuffed paper bags on her arm trying to make it to the trunk of her stationwagon. why no handles? it's so.. unpractical.
dik 2007-04-03T19:38:20Z says:
i like t. v.