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Have you ever noticed that not only does 4+4=8, but so does 5+3. And what is really weird is that if you take 2 - 10 it = 8 also. 
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you forgot 6+2=8Originally posted by LARGE&INCHARGEHave you ever noticed that not only does 4+4=8, but so does 5+3. And what is really weird is that if you take 2 - 10 it = 8 also.
and 2x4=8
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damn! see now it that not the weirdest thing. Makes you think doesn't!Comment
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no not really, just wanted to go along with your stupid ass thread:pOriginally posted by LARGE&INCHARGE
How about this one here;
64/8=8
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Hey cut me some whoring slack MR 12,000 and whatever posts your count is at.Originally posted by radono not really, just wanted to go along with your stupid ass thread:p 
LOL!
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Originally posted by LARGE&INCHARGEHey cut me some whoring slack MR 12,000 and whatever posts your count is at. LOL!
Ok, fine :pComment
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this thread is worthless, lolBadasz1@Hushmail.comComment
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Actually 2 - 10 would equal -8, not 8. LOL
You got too much time on your hands.I used to have superhuman powers....until my therapist took them away.
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d^3/dx^3 (1+1/3)x^3 = 8NO PAIN, NO GAIN
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Originally posted by supasaiyan99
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Originally posted by supasaiyan99
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It's the 3rd derivitive of one and one third times x cubed! I guess I should of just wrote down the first derivitive of 8 times x. d/dx (8x)=8. So nobody else has taken Calculus on this board?NO PAIN, NO GAIN
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