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Americans! “Maths” is what we say when you say “math”, like how we say “no, seriously, this is a joke, right?” when you say “Sarah Palin”.
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“Sarah Palin”
Maths! No, that’s not right…
You appear to be a funny person. Did you know that?
The blurb was brilliant.
It’s math dammit!
Do you say mathematics or mathematic?
“Mathematics”, of course. And we abbreviate it “math”. Why keep the s when you drop everything else? If you insist on the s, it should be “math’s”, with the apostrophe showing the letters that have been dropped in between. I don’t know why you people can’t be bothered to learn English.
British people…
@Linka: but “mathematics” is plural. The abbreviation of, say, “cellphones” is not “cell”, it’s “cells”.
Actually we say “phones”….
And anyway, you can’t have just one mathematic.
This one time, my high school calculus teacher accidentally wrote “sex(c)” instead of “sec(x)”. We all had one huge juvenile laugh over it.
This one time, my high school calculus teacher accidentally wrote “sex(c)” instead of “sec(x)”. We all had one huge juvenile laugh over it.
Seriously, how do you continually come up with new puns over and over again?
MATHS.
Mathematical Anti-Telharsic Harfatum Septomin.
Oh, how I love Look Around You.
Um… You know when we say “Sarah Palin” it is a joke. You don’t have to verify it.
Could your Maths book explain calculus without the fairy dust and strange thing in the corner?