Shock
Audioholic General
You're not dull tonight. You're on fire, man.
Take that however you want.
I'm not gonna lie "Drunk Andrew's" sense of humor is world renowned.
P.S. My name is Andrew.
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I'm not gonna lie "Drunk Andrew's" sense of humor is world renowned.
P.S. My name is Andrew.
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
I think that a group of you all should hop on that bus and come down to Tucson. The weather is great here!
strube
Audioholic Field Marshall
Wow, I am not even going to try and catch up on this boring thread. I will just sink back into my homework until I have something quasi-useful to say, or another puppy picture to post...
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Davemcc
Audioholic Spartan
I would love to go to Tuscon. The only problem is that now I won't have the time off because I'll still be working. It's a two edged sword. Either I have money and no time or time and no money.
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
Come on...you know you want to.
strube
Audioholic Field Marshall
Shock
Audioholic General
Who needs money when they have time? Or is that the other way around.....?
strube
Audioholic Field Marshall
It is less painful to get stabbed by a two-edged sword than a one-edged sword. Or so I would imagine...
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
What type of jet is that?
strube
Audioholic Field Marshall
It is the centerline velocity probability density function for a bunch of readings 20 cm downstream of an axisymmetric air jet issuing into an "infinite" medium, which is also air. But we both know it is not really infinite.
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
Infinitely boring, perhaps.But we both know it is not really infinite.
Thanks for the explanation!
strube
Audioholic Field Marshall
No problem! Anything to delay working on it a bit moreInfinitely boring, perhaps.
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Shock
Audioholic General
Translation:It is the centerline velocity probability density function for a bunch of readings 20 cm downstream of an axisymmetric air jet issuing into an "infinite" medium, which is also air. But we both know it is not really infinite.
BOOOORRRINGGGGGGGGG
P.S. There's no units on the y-axis = you get an F.
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
Wow, Canadians are strict.
BTW, aren't they "E"s now?
BTW, aren't they "E"s now?
Shock
Audioholic General
Well in Canada we only go to E, it means you need more "E-ducation".
strube
Audioholic Field Marshall
I suck at statistics, so I am not really sure what the units are supposed to be...
Maybe there are no units, eh?
[Did you notice that stereotypical Canadian thing I did at the end there? Nice, eh?
]
Shock
Audioholic General
How can a graph have no units!?I suck at statistics, so I am not really sure what the units are supposed to be...
Maybe there are no units, eh?
[Did you notice that stereotypical Canadian thing I did at the end there? Nice, eh?
I don't know what they teach you down there in the US, but here in Canada we like units on everything!
Adam
Audioholic Jedi
Clearly. .
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strube
Audioholic Field Marshall
Okay, I fixed it. The units were (firkin*furlong^2)/fortnight. I didn't want to load the new graph to my photobucket though...
EDIT: BTW: The firkin is my favorite firkin unit of mass in the world of firkin mass units.
pzaur
Audioholic Samurai
I'm sitting here having an intellectual discussion about the pronunciation of my daughter's name. Different, to say the least.
I'm also drinking a Stone Pale Ale out of a Bourdeaux glass. Delicious.
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I'm also drinking a Stone Pale Ale out of a Bourdeaux glass. Delicious.
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