Math Is Hard said:
Math Is Hard said:
Kurdt said:
It's a race AND a puzzle contest!Ivan Seeking said:
Math Is Hard said:
took me a while to get itIvan Seeking said:We must have a rule against posts like the last two...
admit it. nothing's better than a good pun/quaint pop-culture reference at the end of the day Ivan Seeking said:
It'll probably be the only round timed with a calendar in that case.Math Is Hard said:
<snort>Math Is Hard said:
edward said:
Math Is Hard said:
A "coked-up human" refers to an individual who has consumed a significant amount of cocaine, a highly addictive and illegal stimulant drug. This can lead to a state of heightened energy, euphoria, and erratic behavior.
A crop circle is a large circular or geometric pattern that appears in a field of crops. It is typically created by flattening the crops in a specific pattern. Many theories exist as to how they are formed, but the most widely accepted explanation is that they are man-made, often by groups of people using tools and boards to flatten the crops.
In this scenario, it is believed that the individual under the influence of cocaine entered a field of crops and used their heightened energy and erratic behavior to create a large and intricate crop circle. The effects of the drug may have also influenced the design and precision of the pattern.
The consequences of a coked-up human creating a crop circle can vary. In some cases, the individual may face legal charges for damaging crops. Additionally, the crop circle itself may cause harm to the farmer's livelihood and financial loss. Furthermore, the formation of a crop circle can attract media attention and lead to increased tourism and disruption for the local community.
Prevention of coked-up humans creating crop circles can be difficult, as it requires addressing drug use and addiction. However, increased security and surveillance in areas where crop circles are common may help deter individuals from entering fields and creating them. Educating individuals about the potential consequences of their actions while under the influence of drugs may also be helpful in preventing such incidents.