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WWGD said:It seems the new Super Quark found is the same as the existing Quark Qent. Who knew?
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WWGD said:It seems the new Super Quark found is the same as the existing Quark Qent. Who knew?
Ibix said:Maybe one couple got married standing on opposite sides of the International Date Line on New Year's Day?
It would make a great conversation. "Is it your anniversary or mine, dear? I can never remember..."
mfb said:Maybe it is just people who live in that country and married.
BillTre said:Could be two people got married, then divorced or widowed, then one of them married someone else; thus an odd number.
So, Beruf Willis is divorced? He will die harder.fresh_42 said:What a lovely example to demonstrate our Berufskrankheit (occupational disease - but I find Beruf=profession fits better than occupational):
Automatically perform on any input:
- Ignore the true intention by all means!
- Find a trivial example, if not possible,
- Find a trivial counterexample, if not possible,
- Examine all exceptional cases, with the objective function:
- The absurdly The better, under the constraints:
- Physically possible in our universe, if not possible,
- Assume another universe.
Wow, a thorough analysis of possible meanings of a joke. Sorry if I ever doubted you were German!fresh_42 said:What a lovely example to demonstrate our Berufskrankheit (occupational disease - but I find Beruf=profession fits better than occupational):
Automatically perform on any input:
- Ignore the true intention by all means!
- Find a trivial example, if not possible,
- Find a trivial counterexample, if not possible,
- Examine all exceptional cases, with the objective function:
- The absurdly The better, under the constraints:
- Physically possible in our universe, if not possible,
- Assume another universe.
This was our proof to the world that we actually do have humor:WWGD said:Wow, a thorough analysis of possible meanings of a joke. Sorry if I ever doubted you were German!
Keith_McClary said:Possibly three people could get married in a single polygamous ceremony.
But they haven't said that Utah is within the sample either!davenn said:It just stated, people that got married ( nothing more or less
fresh_42 said:But they haven't said that Utah is within the sample either!![]()
I know a guy who was married and divorced twice - to the same woman. Would this be counted in the statistics as two or four people getting married?davenn said:Why a man would want to willingly impose the stress of multiple wives on himself, boggles the mind
I know a guy who got married twice to the same woman without getting divorced.Keith_McClary said:I know a guy who was married and divorced twice - to the same woman. Would this be counted in the statistics as two or four people getting married?
..., or is it Brits & Anzacs vs. right hand drivers?jack action said:precise statistics of left handed and right handed people:
jack action said:The precise statistics of left handed and right handed people