Yeah, it was a trick question. He borrowed the shirt.Julliard School for the Arts?
Tell me you didn't get it instantly.
Excellent...Yeah, it was a trick question. He borrowed the shirt.
You're right. When I realized I knew what it said I was shocked by my own geekiness.Actually the real geek test would be: who would post a riddle like that?
MarkII
Amen to that!Rocketry is all about celebrating your inner geek.
sorry guys, but i'm a geek on the outside as wellRocketry is all about celebrating your inner geek.
sorry guys, but i'm a geek on the outside as well![]()
Yeah, but in the photo attached to the original post, you don't even have to parse the equation to know that it signifies MIT. The mere presence of the equation is evidence enough.⌠4
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Okay, that was not even hard. This is better not only does it itentify
a school but it also sends a message.
Okay I will give the MIT on some credit in that they included Phyics,
Math and Chemistry.
LOLYeah, but in the photo attached to the original post, you don't even have to parse the equation to know that it signifies MIT. The mere presence of the equation is evidence enough.I guessed it immediately, despite the fact that I have no idea how to parse the actual equation. So what kind of geek does that make me? (Don't answer that...)
MarkII
What's wrong with a square root of -1?The square root of -1 threw me.
It's an imaginary number. The last time I had to deal with imaginary numbers was when I was in school which was a long time ago. When I first looked at it my reaction was that the square root of -1 wasn't real. Then I had the forehead slapping moment when I realized what they were going for.What's wrong with a square root of -1?
Much better, but try again.Oops.
Even better,Code:mi/T
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Very clever. I love it (and, no, I'm not an MIT grad). I guess that solidifies me as a geek. (Didn't we used to be called "nerds"?)What school does the owner of this shirt attend?
Big and chewy or small and hard?(Didn't we used to be called "nerds"?)
LOL!
Those things didn't come on the market until I was well past the point of being concerned about my nerdiness.