anotherronism

Well... Maybe not quite BFF's but we've buried the hatchet. Matthew extended me an olive brnach and I've accepted it.

Funny thing about feuds - you forget, over time, what started them in the first place.

So I avow to bring no more malice or bitterness to TD except in my own drawings.

Ron

matthew

& I vow now to publicise the poop cam that I had set up in Ron's place...

:)

Baldur

matthew, can I stop being you now?

anotherronism

If you can find an audience - you are welcome to publicize it. Good luck on that front (or rear) tho

lynnspotter

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matthew

I am begining to think we should have left this one blank as well... & No Baldur... You are my best me... Don't let it go to your head...

pollyesther

YAY!!!!!!=)
LETS PARTY!

matthew

-ar +ot???

Baldur

'My girl likes to potty all the time, potty all the time, potty all the time.'

IamAnonymous

Taking bets on how long it lasts.

Baldur

I think it proves that matthew and Ron are the same person.

lynnspotter

I don't know if I can handle Ron, Matthew, & Baldur ALL being the same anomaly.

Baldur

Can I be matthew but not Ron even if matthew is Ron?
This is too algebraic (+10 points for Baldur) to comprehend.

matthew

Leave the arabians out of it... They are me too...

anotherronism

There is a way Baldur. You can be Matthew who is you and who is me but you can not be me only if you multiply me by the square root of -1. Of course - you have to kick yourself in the face first.

Let's watch shall we?

Baldur

I'm not quite that flexible, nor do I ever wish to deal with square roots again.
Years ago, when such things seemed all-important (high school) I had to twist my guidance counselor's arm to be allowed to take a geometry course instead of split semesters of algebra-trig/pre-calculus. He was quite determined that I needed advanced math.
Geometry wasn't a great love of mine but chasing obscure numbers was in my opinion worse. I was scoring well above the class average in math but hated it passionately.
I had to convince the man that in no possible future timeline would I ever allow myself to accept a position that required me to use a sliderule.
By taking the other course I still fullfilled the 4 years of mathematics required for graduation.
Perhaps more convincing to him was that I was the only senior with 3 helpings from the English Department on his schedule.

One should always mistrust those who love language.

midnightpoet

Poor Baldur! I'm a huge math nerd. You should learn to love it, it's a lot of fun.

Luna

No, really....it's not!

solosater

A friend and I were talking about this last week, she is able to do financial projections and budgeting and balancing and all sorts of mean and nasty things while I can add, subtract, multiply, and divide and I deal with fractions like a pro (decimal points scare me unless there is also a dollar sign).

She CANNOT do puzzles; word puzzles, math puzzles, logic and such completely boggle her but I on the other hand LOVE them.

My point being that math and such can be fun, but not when it might mean losing your home or car over an error.

Dragon

I always hated math in high school. Somewhat ironic then that through my time in high school I ended up doing 6 math classes. (I hated it, I just couldn't seem to get away from it) 2 of those classes were simply to try to improve my grade so I could get into a course at college which req'd a 60% in math. Perhaps what's most frustrating is that I didn't even end up doing that college course.