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Math Is Hard said:Congrats!
Does anybody here remember Vera Lynn?
Remember how she said that we would meet again.
Some sunny day.
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The thread primarily revolves around congratulatory messages and light-hearted banter following the announcement of a new baby, with participants sharing advice and personal anecdotes related to parenting. The discussion is informal and focuses on the experiences of new parents rather than a specific scientific or mathematical problem.
There is a general consensus on the excitement of welcoming a new baby and the shared challenges of parenting. However, specific advice and experiences vary widely, indicating multiple perspectives on parenting dynamics and responsibilities.
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Math Is Hard said:Congrats!
Does anybody here remember Vera Lynn?
Remember how she said that we would meet again.
Some sunny day.
Pythagorean said:Well, since everybody always posts pictures of their baby looking its sweetest, I'll try something new here:
Math Is Hard said:Congrats!
Does anybody here remember Vera Lynn?
Remember how she said that we would meet again.
Some sunny day.
On 13th September 2009, Dame Vera became the oldest living artist to make it into No. 1 in the UK album chart, at the age of 92. Her collection We'll Meet Again: The Very Best of Vera Lynn
OmCheeto said:Hmmm... I never knew there was a real Vera Lynn. Seems we can still meet her:
Anyways, Congrats Pyth! I'd give advice, but I've only ever had goldfish.
OmCheeto said:Anyways, Congrats Pyth! I'd give advice, but I've only ever had goldfish.
Hmm. Empirically we know that in the limit this quantity is unbounded, especially for a girl.jimmysnyder said:Congratulations to you and your family. We have 2 kids of our own. I haven't had a crisis with them in over an hour so I may have forgotten some of the details, but here is the equation you require.
L + U + \infty = \int^{\sqrt{\frac{7.5\nabla(x^6 + y^5 -z^{-4})}{\sin(\theta)}}}_{y - z^3\epsilon}e^{{tan^{-1}(100\omega^{99\omega^{98\omega}})}}d\omega + \partial_{\mu}{\Gamma(2 - \frac{2}{d}\Pi(\pi\alpha(\mu)))
Solution is 42.
I recall that expression. It means I want something, I want it now, and I'm not going to tell you what it is, not even after I get it.edward said:Congratulations and that is what they all look like when they are hungry![]()
sokrates said:Congratulations Pythagorean!
May I ask how old you are for those cowards who feel they are too young to be up to this formidable task?
Congrats!
Pythagorean said:Does anybody have a good idea on what equation I should start with? I'm not really sure how to start this problem.
Moonbear said:I've only ever had a cat, but that doesn't stop me.Then again, after cleaning litter boxes and hairballs, and today, giving the cat a brand new scratcher only to watch her flip it over and decide to chew on the feet rather than scratching it, I'm pretty sure the concepts are similar.
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