When you're given a test, promptly answer all the questions with "WHO GIVES A FUCK!?" and storm out of the room.
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Ryuujin had this to say about Punky Brewster:
I use Occum's Razor a lot.
Does it give you a smooth, close shave that the chicks dig?
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Maradön? had this to say about pies:
When you're given a test, promptly answer all the questions with "WHO GIVES A FUCK!?" and storm out of the room.
Did that... got 28% in my semester. Now I have to catch up. Ugh.
Answer all questions with "It's a Paradox."
*got an A in his physics class...on the other hand a comatose bullfrog could own my ass at biology or chemistry*
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Physics was never that hard, as long as you understand the universal question.
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RPC stumbled drunkenly to the keyboard and typed:
Physics was never that hard, as long as you understand the universal question.
That sounds like a reference to the Hitchhiker's Guide... just answer "42" for all the questions. :P
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The Goddess wrote, obviously thinking too hard:
That sounds like a reference to the Hitchhiker's Guide... just answer "42" for all the questions. :P
It wasn't meant to be.... 
The Universal Question is "Why?" It's not answerable. For every answer that you can give, there is always another "Why?" that can be asked.
Of course, how many "Why?"'s that you can get through proves how well you understand something.... The more you can get through, the better you understand it.
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RPC had this to say about pies:
The Universal Question is "Why?"
And how does "Why?" make physics any easier?
In schools today it's really nothing more than a calculus course, except they don't let you use derivatives, and you have to memorize a bunch of formulas that you'll never use again.
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Maradön? had this to say about Matthew Broderick:
And how does "Why?" make physics any easier?In schools today it's really nothing more than a calculus course, except they don't let you use derivatives, and you have to memorize a bunch of formulas that you'll never use again.
That's what Physics is. The study of How and Why things happen.
I still use things I pulled from my physics book in highschool.
Also, small typo to correct- 'Formulas' should be 'formulae'. 'Formula' is a latin word, and as such, when it is plural, you add an E to the end instead of an S.
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Bloodcookie wrote, obviously thinking too hard:
Yeah, I have a C in physics because I have trouble memorizing formulas. I understand how to use them, they just refuse to appear in my mind when needed. The bastards.
In real life, you can refer to formulas as needed or just program them into your calculator, so all you need is a working knowledge of physics, don't need to memorize any formulas. But that won't help you on a physics test... just like the fact that in real life you can use a calculator rather than figure out trigonometric functions or square roots on paper.
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Ruvyen Warblade wrote this stupid crap:
Actually, physics is harder than some think. Just ask my bro.Also, small typo to correct- 'Formulas' should be 'formulae'. 'Formula' is a latin word, and as such, when it is plural, you add an E to the end instead of an S.
Correct. Also, the proper plural of stadium is actually stadia, not stadiums. However, plural of octopus is octopuses, not octopi... octopus is derived from Greek, not Latin... -us to -i is something only Latin derived words do.
