Penguin4x4

Weight is probably the most worthless unit of measurement when it comes to measuring overall health. BMI tells me I'm obese. I sure am not. BMI is worthless as well

and length

Weight is probably the most worthless unit of measurement when it comes to measuring overall health.

Just one more reason my kid is going to charter school if and when I ever spawn

its like clockwork

You're gonna have to be more specific. There's at least one explosion every year at Texas City...

Texas City, eh? Try not to get blown up...

its just sean being stubborn that, and I can argue with a fencepost at the drop of a hat

Forgot my afternoon class ENDS at 6:30, not BEGINS

which is how they do the CPA exam if I'm not mistaken

and I'm pretty sure they wouldn't let anyone here use a laptop for a test anyhow, all they let you use is a four function calculator and your brain

let alone use them?

do they even make adding machines anymore?

That is an adding machine, not a calculator. there's several different areas of accounting

Love how there's always twice as many people going to class on the second and third days than on the first.

Thats actually the basis of accounting

I can see stats I suppose, but not really the rest. You have to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. Helluva lot easier to use a calculator

I can't say that I have any respect for a prof who rights tests where a calculator would be beneficial. At least Calc or higher anyway. I've had several classes where calculators were necessary as the prof wrote the exam problems to mimic real-world problems with numbers that are not friendly at all. And of course, they take off a couple points for calculation mistakes. So not really beneficial aside from practice, yet definitely necessary. Yeah, thats the way my eco/accounting/stats class exams were too.

One Eco course, two Accounting courses, one Stats class IIRC

As stated once you get into real math, say beyond Calc there is no reason to prove you know that shit anymore. Most of the courses I took that I used a calculator for weren't really "math" courses

Never used a calculator for either semester of Calc

Above $364 is the top 1%?? Fuck if I know what the top 1% is