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This story is hilarious Dragonlance.  Your teacher is right you are gifted.

I was in hysterics, I have not laughed so much for a long time :)

Thanks Dragonlance     

Thanks Lance, you have provided us with wonderful entertainment this evening.  

That story was really sweet and really funny.    

What a fabulous Christmas present for all of us on the web2 forum. 

That is your story from 2014.  What is your story from 2015 going to be ???

I hope we get many more stories from you.  

Oh sorry. I was editing the Christmas stories to post on here and I forgot the Ouija board post because it is more Halloween. Some people think that is the devils birthday. Kind of funny posting it on Christmas. hahaha  

I post it now. 

Yes she is a very good ballerina. When a student get to be advanced then they teach other students and that help them learn too.

She not make up her mind yet about Prokoviev or Tchaikovsky. She like them both but she like Prokofiev R&J the most.  This one will be different from most ballets because we will do the balcony scene with dialogue so it is a little like an opera but we not sing it though.  

You are right but I have 3 left feet. :)

I guess there are lots, but I like Isaac Newton!

It is a pity that Gino3141 is not about, he'd be able to give you a really informed answer.

Hi Dragonlance,

I have difficulty seeing you dancing in tights, I think you would have two left feet,  but I bet Amber is beautiful in her role of ballerina Juliette.

Is she doing the Prokoviev version or the Tchaikovsky version?  Amber must be quite gifted if she also choreorgraphed it herself.    

Anyway, Dragonlance, are you going to give us your Ouija board story or not?  Your audience awaits.   

Princess Rosala,

Alan did bring conjur the magic some time back.  I hath given the recipe for the potion in every wrap for quite some time now. SO go forth to latest wrap for there the trail begins to to find the recipe of which you speak.     

From that time a Rosala picture trail shall henceforth be in evidence :)    

Here's a graph that demonstrates Melody's answer.....

Einstein ofcourse, i belive.well thats about Earth,

but if youd asked about Mars, her name is Rosala.

Cool. I post the Ouija board story first because it was ready. It have one bad word and I put a star in it. I post the Christamas stories later today.

My mom used to wash my mouth out with soap when I use bad words. She stop when I was 12 because she use up all the soap. Hahaha

You know Ms Melody some of the books we read for class have cuss words in them. The teacher usually say a book have cursing and give the student another book to read if they not want to read it. Only three students so far say they want the other book because their moms not want them to read it.   One read it anyway she just not tell her mom.  

I will make a joke in class in January when we start Romeo and Juliette. I will say my mom not want me to read it because they commit suicide at the end.  Hahaha   I been reading and studying it already with Amber for months. She want me to do the balcony scene with her in a ballet recital sometime next year. She also choreograph this herself. I get to be a ballerino for a day.  Her teachers are plenty happy to have me because there are not many boys who do ballet.  I not a dancer at all and I also feel plenty funny wearing tights but I have some old socks I can use that will add to the costume. Hahaha

My journal narrative also have a story about ballet that is funny. I might put that on here too.   

she is a beauty my Queen. but i suppose not in a real comparison to that of mine.

i would lo9ve to show you her wonder but it seems i do not have the knowledge of upoloading a picture.

You're correct, Rosala.......we should be thankful for what we have.......others often aren't as lucky.......

Thanks Chris, that is really sweet of you :))    Thanks Dragonlance   :)

Hi Princess Rosala, it is nice to see you again:)

I found your likeness on the net, do you like it ?

I can't point to one person  that I might enjoy interacting with  more than anyone else.  As far as rating the math site?? I can't say since I've never been on any other one, but we DO have some pretty knowledgeable people on here !!!

Why don't you register??  We would like to have you as a member....!!!

isnt this so joyful even if we are just wishing each other on the internet on a mere site  being complete strangers with only known feelings of each other?i just wish i could give atleast some happiness to a poor suffering child in palestine.....its so sad when we think of our delicious goods and imagine them in dry land without a drop of water....it is just so sad.................

HAHaHahaha!!!  I think i was able to go somewhere with that head scratching problem, maybe even an "elegant" proof.

Don't u know Andrew Wile is a Pd.  Why so many pages??  is he an Artistic Mather?

Here is another question:  who do you enjoy interacting with on this forum??

How would you rate this math forum/site??  [obviously a newcomer]

Merry Christmas.....Dragonlance and Rosala !!!!

Merry Christmas Melody, CPhill, and Rosala :)

Thank you Queen Melody, and Sir.CPhill......i wish the same to you.....and all my fellow members...

Archimedes was the greatest mathematician of ancient times. It is speculated that he was near to discovering Calculus, had he not been been killed by a Roman soldier's sword.....!!!

Newton was the co-inventor of Calculus - along with Leibniz. As to which " invented" [ or discovered ???] it first remains controversial. One thing that is not controversial - Leibniz's notation was superior to Newton's and continues to be used.

I'd rate two other mathematicians as possibly  "The Greatest" -  Euler and Gauss........  Which is "greater" is also debatable.!!!

[ One more person I might add to the list is the Hungarian-American, John  von Neumann.......a participant in  the development of the atomic bomb, von Neumann had a photgraphic memory and an IQ  of something around 200...as an example, he could recite "The Tale of Two Cities" word for word !!!!....he was responsible for many early developments in the field of computer science.......a true genius....!!!  ]

who knows?  do you know??

pay attention and go to work!!

Merry Christmas to ALL the forum members - new and old - and especially to the person who keeps this all together - Melody !!!!

HAHHA!!!!!........I can assure you that nobody on this math site [ or probably most others ] would be able to supply a proof of this......

The proof is very complicated - as to be expected for a problem that took over 350 years to solve !!!.

You can read about the theorem  [ and the man who fiinally proved it - Andrew Wiles ], here :https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermat's_Last_Theorem

This is the best Christmas skit ever !

I am going for Sir Isaac Newton because he is credited with inventing Calculus.

And I love Calculus!         

Hi Chris and Complex.

I did not check the first formula I just assumed it was correct.

Since the first one was a linear, and Chris's was linear, and if they were both correct they would HAVE to be equivalent.

So I assumed Chris's was the same as the one given. (I did not actually compare them)

Three points defines a line so all linear representions have to be equivalent. ://