Solaris said:
A bakers' dozen x 2 + a cricket team !!! 
I love math, but I haven't a clue as to how many are on a cricket team.
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Posted 22 July 2004 - 22:05 PM
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I love math, but I haven't a clue as to how many are on a cricket team.
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Posted 22 July 2004 - 22:17 PM
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sundewrex said:
2[(2x20) + 13] - 2[(1x20) + 11]
2[(40 + 13) - (20 + 11)]
2(53-31)
106-62=44
Nah, couldn't be!
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Posted 22 July 2004 - 22:21 PM
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12 on a cricket team, but one sits around and drinks tea for five days unless someone is injured, so the answer is probably 11 :)
The rest only drink tea at appointed times, morning and afternoon each day for five days when they are fielding and are free sit around doing nothing except drink tea for most of the time when they are batting. On average this works out about 2 1/2 days tea drinking each per match!
Vic (not a fan of cricket)
The rest only drink tea at appointed times, morning and afternoon each day for five days when they are fielding and are free sit around doing nothing except drink tea for most of the time when they are batting. On average this works out about 2 1/2 days tea drinking each per match!
Vic (not a fan of cricket)
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Posted 22 July 2004 - 22:27 PM
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Haha, not a big fan of tea drinking either?
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Posted 22 July 2004 - 22:37 PM
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I should share the same "big party" with Bob (kribuk), in November though
..but I didn't start collecting cps until 1 and 1/2 year ago
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..but I didn't start collecting cps until 1 and 1/2 year ago
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Posted 22 July 2004 - 23:01 PM
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vic brown said:
12 on a cricket team, but one sits around and drinks tea for five days unless someone is injured, so the answer is probably 11 :)
The rest only drink tea at appointed times, morning and afternoon each day for five days when they are fielding and are free sit around doing nothing except drink tea for most of the time when they are batting. On average this works out about 2 1/2 days tea drinking each per match!
Vic (not a fan of cricket)
The rest only drink tea at appointed times, morning and afternoon each day for five days when they are fielding and are free sit around doing nothing except drink tea for most of the time when they are batting. On average this works out about 2 1/2 days tea drinking each per match!
Vic (not a fan of cricket)
Hmmm, so that makes him 37.5?
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 04:19 AM
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i'm 14 here!
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at the moment 29 and i hope i'm not to old for 'playing' whith CP's ;) ........
You're never too young or too old to play with cps
I'm 23 and had my first when I was around 10. Forgot to water that one :? Then bought one more last summer, and starting really collecting this summer.
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 11:24 AM
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Had my first VFT when about 8! Dad bought it for me ...don't think it got past it's 2nd leaf!
Then really started at about 16, restarted at 30 with 1 plant and again got going this year at 38!!!
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...don't think it got past it's 2nd leaf! Then really started at about 16, restarted at 30 with 1 plant and again got going this year at 38!!!
Cheers,
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 11:29 AM
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oh duh, i'm so forgetful! i forgot to add that i got my first cp's when i was 8 or so.
they all died though.. hey, i was 8!
they all died though.. hey, i was 8!
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 12:10 PM
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The number of rods in half a furlong plus the number of inches making the depth of a bushel.
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I first grew a vft and killed it, and so then tried a sarracenia flava and managed to kill that. Not enough light in retrospect. That was when I was about 10.
I started "properly" at about age 16, after a good study of Slack's first book and Cheers's little volume, using our frost-free porch as the main growing area, and have been growing successfully (more or less) ever since. Some of my plants are the same ones I had when I was 16 (vft, and many of the sarras). The collection has been getting more expansive in the last five years or so due to getting better paid jobs and a thorough overhaul and renovation of the greenhouse, adding heating etc.
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I first grew a vft and killed it, and so then tried a sarracenia flava and managed to kill that. Not enough light in retrospect. That was when I was about 10.
I started "properly" at about age 16, after a good study of Slack's first book and Cheers's little volume, using our frost-free porch as the main growing area, and have been growing successfully (more or less) ever since. Some of my plants are the same ones I had when I was 16 (vft, and many of the sarras). The collection has been getting more expansive in the last five years or so due to getting better paid jobs and a thorough overhaul and renovation of the greenhouse, adding heating etc.
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 12:13 PM
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Lol Pusscat.
Is there anyone who hasn't killed their first VFT??
Is there anyone who hasn't killed their first VFT??
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 12:40 PM
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I killed quite a few VFTs. :cry:
1st VFT: when I was 7. It died, probably from lack of sun and because of using tap-water!
2nd VFT: When I was about 10. It died from using tap water!
I ven had a nepenthes when I was 10! It died from using tap water and from using garden compost! :?
3rd VFT: Bought one December 2003. Its alive and thriving!
1st VFT: when I was 7. It died, probably from lack of sun and because of using tap-water!
2nd VFT: When I was about 10. It died from using tap water!
I ven had a nepenthes when I was 10! It died from using tap water and from using garden compost! :?
3rd VFT: Bought one December 2003. Its alive and thriving!
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 14:32 PM
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jimscott said:
vic brown said:
12 on a cricket team, but one sits around and drinks tea for five days unless someone is injured, so the answer is probably 11 :)
The rest only drink tea at appointed times, morning and afternoon each day for five days when they are fielding and are free sit around doing nothing except drink tea for most of the time when they are batting. On average this works out about 2 1/2 days tea drinking each per match!
Vic (not a fan of cricket)
The rest only drink tea at appointed times, morning and afternoon each day for five days when they are fielding and are free sit around doing nothing except drink tea for most of the time when they are batting. On average this works out about 2 1/2 days tea drinking each per match!
Vic (not a fan of cricket)
Hmmm, so that makes him 37.5?
37 and 9 twelfths to be precise !
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 15:24 PM
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Enough with the cricket!!!
I was born in the same year that England won the world cup in a sport that actually matters
cheers
I was born in the same year that England won the world cup in a sport that actually matters
cheers
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 15:28 PM
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gooner said:
Enough with the cricket!!!
I was born in the same year that England won the world cup in a sport that actually matters
cheers
I was born in the same year that England won the world cup in a sport that actually matters
cheers
I don't remember England winning the Tiddle-winks World cup in 1972? :-)
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...in a sport that actually matters
.....to some poor souls.
Unless of course you were referring to the rugby, in which case you are a tad precocious!
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 15:32 PM
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gooner said:
Enough with the cricket!!!
I was born in the same year that England won the world cup in a sport that actually matters
cheers
I was born in the same year that England won the world cup in a sport that actually matters
cheers
Holy s**t you've learned to type real fast since last Autumn!!! wow!
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Posted 23 July 2004 - 15:33 PM
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schimatrix said:
I should share the same "big party" with Bob (kribuk), in November though
I shall sing you "Buon compleanno" in November Guiseppe :-)
(I'm visiting your Homeland, Barga near Lucca, next week)
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kribuk said:
I don't remember England winning the Tiddle-winks World cup in 1972? :-)
oh yes! apparently it was very exciting - Stan Fuddledygook won the match with a triple-tally smorgsaflip
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