Amazing facts you're pretty sure are true

[Bebe]

Originally Posted by Mr. Bean

August 14, 1901, at Fairfield, Conn., Gustave Whitehead achieved powered flight-two years and four months before the Wrights' first flight.

Not to mention Richard Pearse did too, in March 1903, 9 months before the Wright Brothers.

[Bebe]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

I'm a sociologist...I'm impure. True story

[doctorsleep]

The original ending of lost was going to be the Island getting destroyed by the Cloverfield monster.

[Draconis]

Originally Posted by fubaya

Maybe, but I took a photo at the zoo of turtles fucking doggystyle, or well... horsey style where the guy had his front legs on the chicks shell.

Gotta hold dat booty in place.

[DWarrior]

Textbooks for math majors are purposely named to make us feel stupid. This is a book for an honors senior/grad level course I'm taking this semester:

[missmilf25]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

Textbooks for math majors are purposely named to make us feel stupid. This is a book for an honors senior/grad level course I'm taking this semester

they're just trying to keep you humble since you're so much smarter than the rest of us mere mortals

[Sheepy]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

Textbooks for math majors are purposely named to make us feel stupid. This is a book for an honors senior/grad level course I'm taking this semester:

This was my book for a class that kicks everyone's ass (everyone being engineers). I can only imagine what your book holds DW....

[EastTexas]

Originally Posted by Sheepy

This was my book for a class that kicks everyone's ass (everyone being engineers). I can only imagine what your book holds DW....

That's a lot of circles on the cover. Is the book just about circles, or does it have other shapes too?

[DWarrior]

Originally Posted by EastTexas

That's a lot of circles on the cover. Is the book just about circles, or does it have other shapes too?

The circles are Boundaries (from the title)

The book probably has spirals also.

[fluxquanta]

Originally Posted by Sheepy

(everyone being engineers)

Well there's yer problem.



The course I took that required this text is one of the main reasons I left graduate school. The book itself isn't that bad.