Why I don't miss having a real winter

[matriarch]

Thanks!

(I'll try to remember that. )

For C to F, much simpler to divide the C by 5, multiply the result by 9 and add the 32.

For F to C, take away the 32, divide the remainder by 9, and multiply by 5.

Easy.

I am constantly doing it in my head, because I still think in F, although everything over here is in C. Damn nuisance for people of my generation.

 

[carsonshepherd]

C X 1.8 + 32 = F

2 X 1.8 = 3.6
3.6 + 32 = 35.6

I don't do algebraic equations, but your av always looks to me, at first glance, like the penguin is urinating.

 

[Guest]

For C to F, much simpler to divide the C by 5, multiply the result by 9 and add the 32.

For F to C, take away the 32, divide the remainder by 9, and multiply by 5.

Easy.

I am constantly doing it in my head, because I still think in F, although everything over here is in C. Damn nuisance for people of my generation.

Okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.

You do that in your head???

Have a flower:

 

[matriarch]

Okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.

You do that in your head???

Have a flower:

Sorry to be such a disappointment.

I'm a maths/figures nut. I love them. My best and most favourite subject at school.....next to art. And I also started a maths degree with the ou, but had to pull out simply because my personal circumstances prevented me keeping up with the work. I may go back to it another time.

Mat (geek in hiding)

 

[Guest]

Sorry to be such a disappointment.

I'm a maths/figures nut. I love them. My best and most favourite subject at school.....next to art. And I also started a maths degree with the ou, but had to pull out simply because my personal circumstances prevented me keeping up with the work. I may go back to it another time.

Mat (geek in hiding)

Don't be silly! You're not a disappointment! I was kidding with ya. Now stop that sad face.

I started a law degree with the OU ( ), but gave mine up for similar reasons. I did two years, but would have to start again, if I ever wanted to, because, to obtain a law degree, you have to complete it within six years. Ho hum, I don't think I was cut out for it anyway. And, I couldn't be open to scandal of any kind.

Lou

 

[matriarch]

Don't be silly! You're not a disappointment! I was kidding with ya. Now stop that sad face.

I started a law degree with the OU ( ), but gave mine up for similar reasons. I did two years, but would have to start again, if I ever wanted to, because, to obtain a law degree, you have to complete it within six years. Ho hum, I don't think I was cut out for it anyway. And, I couldn't be open to scandal of any kind.

Lou

A lot of people become very intimidated by someone who is comfortable with maths....especially a woman who is comfortable with maths. I was actually being greedy, having already achieved one degree with the OU.

OK. Sad face gone.

You should go back to the law, but I suppose an alterntive life-style/writing porn might not be too conducive to that career.

 

[impressive]

Sorry to be such a disappointment.

I'm a maths/figures nut. I love them. My best and most favourite subject at school.....next to art. And I also started a maths degree with the ou, but had to pull out simply because my personal circumstances prevented me keeping up with the work. I may go back to it another time.

Mat (geek in hiding)

Mathematics ("maths") is my undergraduate degree.

 

[matriarch]

Mathematics ("maths") is my undergraduate degree.

Yayyyyyyyyy *hugging you*.........how wonderful.

My youngest's gf has just completed her masters in maths.

Awesome.

 

[alyxen]

For those non maths people:

Temperature converter

 

[cantdog]

Yeah, but like mat says, there really isn't much to it.

 

[Boxlicker101]

For those non maths people:

Temperature converter

Hey, Al, that convertor doesn't work. It won't convert negative temperatures. And, when we are talking about winter weather, we are talking about negative temperatures.

It will compute to a negative temperature, however.