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Humey 1 year ago
#2 WTF is with this "maths" sh#t?
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Elias 1 year ago
Humey,
Are you the same idiot that asks this every time? That's how they say it in the UK and Australia. It refers to mathematics in general- algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, etc. You know, maths. Clearly you never graduated from fractions. Only about 27% of native English speakers are American, and it's painfully obvious that you're American. BTW, so am I.
Are you the same idiot that asks this every time? That's how they say it in the UK and Australia. It refers to mathematics in general- algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, etc. You know, maths. Clearly you never graduated from fractions. Only about 27% of native English speakers are American, and it's painfully obvious that you're American. BTW, so am I.
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Woody 1 year ago
Humey,
Something people learn in school. Maths is plural for math, referring to using numbers to describe an event using symbols like +-×÷.
Something people learn in school. Maths is plural for math, referring to using numbers to describe an event using symbols like +-×÷.
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Beda 1 year ago
#6 It's "cut off," my dude. Two words. They're not a pair of jean shorts, ffs. 
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Rissa 1 year ago
#31 What's funny about this? Is the joke behind the black blur?
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Josey 1 year ago
Rissa,
nothing to see here. Please move on.
nothing to see here. Please move on.
Are you the same idiot that asks this every time? That's how they say it in the UK and Australia. It refers to mathematics in general- algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, etc. You know, maths. Clearly you never graduated from fractions. Only about 27% of native English speakers are American, and it's painfully obvious that you're American. BTW, so am I.
Something people learn in school. Maths is plural for math, referring to using numbers to describe an event using symbols like +-×÷.
nothing to see here. Please move on.