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[420Forever]

The rule is simply a convention to make sure everyone comes up with the same answer. However, this rule doesn't always work. The best way to avoid confusion is to isolate chunks of arithmetic in brackets. Do the shit in brackets before you do the shit that links them.

Example. 2x4+2=10 according to the above rules. However, maybe I meant that I need two sets of lumber, each with a 2 foot and a 4 foot long board (six feet of board per set) and I want to know the total length of board that I need. The answer would not be 10 feet, it would be 12 feet. The way to avoid ambiguity is this: 2X(4+2)=12. Do the shit inside the brackets first, and you get the right answer. I always use brackets because even spreadsheets can get up to mischief if you don't know exactly what the invisible sequence rules are. If the calculation is not simple, it is not obvious whether it is the right answer given the intended purpose of the calculation.

I'm sure that all my stoner buds were on the edge of their chairs waiting for this. I do get carried away.

Off to the next couple instalments of Vikings. More hacking and slashing.

thx ya old fart, my brain really hurtz now ppp

 

[Dabber]

Just rolled a doober of Stone Dragon

Frank now you got me wanting to run that

 

[Frank the Dank]

Frank now you got me wanting to run that

I mean, I would support that decision

 

[JP1]

Haha it’s total fire!

So I've heard. I'll trip over some somewhere eventually:dragon6:

 

[Dabber]

I mean, I would support that decision

Now you're trying to get me killed I told Mrs. D the other night you swayed my decision to run 2 more strains she said how many you plan on doing and I said depends on if Frank twisted my arm again and there you go twisting

 

[Frank the Dank]

Now you're trying to get me killed I told Mrs. D the other night you swayed my decision to run 2 more strains she said how many you plan on doing and I said depends on if Frank twisted my arm again and there you go twisting

 

[JP1]

The rule is simply a convention to make sure everyone comes up with the same answer. However, this rule doesn't always work. The best way to avoid confusion is to isolate chunks of arithmetic in brackets. Do the shit in brackets before you do the shit that links them.

Example. 2x4+2=10 according to the above rules. However, maybe I meant that I need two sets of lumber, each with a 2 foot and a 4 foot long board (six feet of board per set) and I want to know the total length of board that I need. The answer would not be 10 feet, it would be 12 feet. The way to avoid ambiguity is this: 2X(4+2)=12. Do the shit inside the brackets first, and you get the right answer. I always use brackets because even spreadsheets can get up to mischief if you don't know exactly what the invisible sequence rules are. If the calculation is not simple, it is not obvious whether it is the right answer given the intended purpose of the calculation.

I'm sure that all my stoner buds were on the edge of their chairs waiting for this. I do get carried away.

Off to the next couple instalments of Vikings. More hacking and slashing.

This is totally correct. And now my head hurts proving it to myself

 

[JP1]

"Bad influence"

 

[JP1]

"Bad influence"

 

[Country Green]

Nice view off the porch tonight