LoZoccolo
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Fri Jan-28-05 09:00 AM
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Milli Vanilli was equal to two Terence Trent D'Arbys. |
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Terence Trent D'Arby was more popular than the Beatles in the eighties.
Milli Vanilli was Terence Trent D'Arby multiplied by a factor of two, and Oasis was more popular than Milli Vanilli, so Oasis had over twice the popularity of the Beatles in the nineties.
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dolo amber
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Fri Jan-28-05 09:02 AM
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1. Sounds about right to me |
RubyDuby in GA
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Fri Jan-28-05 09:05 AM
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2. That's nice dear, now it's time to take your meds |
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You may hypothesize all you like about Oasis and the Beatles, but 40 years from now, people will still agree that the Beatles were the best, most influential band ever and that Oasis was a bunch of spoiled, wanker Beatles-wannabees.
But I do give you a :thumbsup: for your creative formula. Flat our wrong, but creative. :)
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LoZoccolo
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Fri Jan-28-05 09:06 AM
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3. This is not a creative formula, but a mathematical proof. |
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Behold the science of synergy.
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RubyDuby in GA
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Fri Jan-28-05 09:08 AM
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5. My bad...math is not my forte |
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Historian here. :hi:
Ok, so I liked your mathematical proof. Flawed, but creative. I'll now give it :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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LoZoccolo
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Fri Jan-28-05 01:45 PM
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12. High school students often ask of algebra, "why do we have to learn this?" |
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This formula provides a compelling reason, even more so because it is a math problem which involves rock music.
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Fri Jan-28-05 09:07 AM
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4. If you stack them they'd make 4 Terences yet Oasis would still |
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Fri Jan-28-05 09:14 AM
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6. I loved the cultural revoultion that D'Arby sparked |
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Edited on Fri Jan-28-05 09:15 AM by deutsey
All the guys sporting the D'Arby moptop (and he really did have a hairstyle that resembled a mop, didn't he?)
Young people coming together, getting stoned, talking lefty politics, marching in the streets, breaking down old racial, sexual, and social barriers, all while grooving to D'Arby singing "Wishing Well" and "Sign Your Name Across My Heart".
Ah, those were heady days...
:evilgrin:
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Fri Jan-28-05 09:36 AM
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7. Have none of you heard "She Kissed Me"? |
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One of the greatest rock songs of the 90s, and it more than made up for "Sign Your Name" and "Wishing Well".
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Fri Jan-28-05 09:37 AM
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The interesting part of my formula, though, is that when Terence Trent D'Arby gets more popular, so does Milli Vanilli and Oasis.
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LoZoccolo
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Fri Jan-28-05 12:03 PM
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Fri Jan-28-05 12:04 PM
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10. oasis was more of a Kinks kind of thing |
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with the brothers maiming each other and what not
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Fri Jan-28-05 12:08 PM
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11. Brothers fighting is an instant advantage in the story of the artists. |
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That's another reason why the Kinks were more popular than the Beatles.
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