subtract from 50

**kurbsdude** · Dec2-08, 05:51 AM

How many times can you subtract 2 from a 50?

**neu** · Dec2-08, 06:18 AM

An inifite number of times.

**kurbsdude** · Dec2-08, 06:21 AM

Originally Posted by neu

An inifite number of times.

not quite... keep trying

**Mentallic** · Dec2-08, 06:34 AM

1 or 25? The answer to these is always an "oh how silly" response from me

**neu** · Dec2-08, 06:52 AM

Originally Posted by kurbsdude

not quite... keep trying

No? So your saying 2 cannot be subtracted from 50 an infinite/arbitrary number of times?

"What am I thinking" might be a more suitable title

**kurbsdude** · Dec2-08, 07:49 AM

Originally Posted by neu

No? So your saying 2 cannot be subtracted from 50 an infinite/arbitrary number of times?

"What am I thinking" might be a more suitable title

no it can't be subtracted from a 50, infinite number of times.

**neu** · Dec2-08, 08:13 AM

Originally Posted by kurbsdude

no it can't be subtracted from a 50, infinite number of times.

Your bad grammer appears forced, in which case the answer is clearly not worth guessing.

Please enlighten us

**jimmysnyder** · Dec2-08, 09:44 AM

Spoiler

50 - 2 = 48
50 - 2 = 48
50 - 2 = 48
...
Infinitely many times.

**kurbsdude** · Dec2-08, 07:12 PM

well ok here's the answer,

Spoiler

Only once. Because after you subtract 2 from a 50, it becomes 48. So the next subtraction is from 48 and not from 50.