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Teacher Arrested at JFK -- requires thought (Original Post)
LiberalArkie
May 2014
OP
But I thought Isosceles said, "Two of the three sides of the triangle are equal."
yellowcanine
May 2014
#11
exponential growth in variables. Even the base line is riddled with intersections. n/t
Sheepshank
May 2014
#14
By the examples given, this could be the notorious Geo-Metry movement, not Al-Gebra.
yellowcanine
May 2014
#13
I'm looking for a sine to tell me the rise o'r the run of the angle of this story
berni_mccoy
May 2014
#15
Xipe Totec
(43,890 posts)1. I just OD'd on Puns. nt
Baitball Blogger
(46,700 posts)5. It wasn't punny enough for me.
liberal N proud
(60,334 posts)2. Funny, but could happen
With the war on education in this country, I see one day when a teacher could be charged with mass instruction.
joeybee12
(56,177 posts)3. The last line is actually dangerously close to the truth!
Unfortunately.
malaise
(268,930 posts)4. Brilliant
KansDem
(28,498 posts)6. "There are 3 sides to every triangle."
yellowcanine
(35,699 posts)11. But I thought Isosceles said, "Two of the three sides of the triangle are equal."
burrowowl
(17,638 posts)7. I'm punnied out!
blackspade
(10,056 posts)8. Pun tax!
Sheepshank
(12,504 posts)9. the angle of the entire article was too obtuse n/t
mindwalker_i
(4,407 posts)12. I felt that acutely
There were just too many dimensions to it.
Sheepshank
(12,504 posts)14. exponential growth in variables. Even the base line is riddled with intersections. n/t
mindwalker_i
(4,407 posts)17. ...
yellowcanine
(35,699 posts)10. Don Rumsfield algebra test problem: "Please calculate the known unknown."
yellowcanine
(35,699 posts)13. By the examples given, this could be the notorious Geo-Metry movement, not Al-Gebra.
Worse yet, these two evil groups could be collaborating with the Trig-ono-metry movement.
berni_mccoy
(23,018 posts)15. I'm looking for a sine to tell me the rise o'r the run of the angle of this story
jberryhill
(62,444 posts)16. You are way off on a tangent there
But I assume your comment was merely hyperbolic.
Leith
(7,809 posts)18. Where Did He Get a Slide Rule?
Did he have to sine for it? Did anyone cosine?
lpbk2713
(42,753 posts)19. Authorities seek his associate Pythagoras as a "person of interest"
Film at eleven.
zeemike
(18,998 posts)20. Well the slide rule was the dead giveaway.
Only a terrorist bent on math destruction would carry one.
tecelote
(5,122 posts)21. Fox News disputes Isosceles...
There may be three sides to every triangle but if you bend the lines, lies become reality and the laws of nature no longer matter.