Guest Super Jawaman Posted September 23, 2000 Posted September 23, 2000 Why are you just giving up on this Board? I have gone through horrible things but i never gave up! i had doubts about soccer a little while ago. it got in the way of my school work. i even earned the nickname "Athlettic Supid Funny Boy" from my new teacher, but i didn't give up! I HATE that kind of kid in the class you know the one who doesn't seem to pay much attension in class, but tells jokes a lot during class and is good at most sports in PE. i never thought i would be one though. But anyway do'nt give up on this board! when i came here this board was so lively with people that Racer didn't mean that much to anyone. Lots of memories have happened on this board such as Darth Crater admitting she was a girl, and now you all are giving up on this board? If i have to, i will search the entire internet for the people that used to come here. i hope this post will inspire you in someway. now if you excuse me, I have Homework to do. ------------------ "The Retard's pants are completely off!"- The "sign language girl" from Drop dead gorgeous. [This message has been edited by Super Jawaman (edited September 22, 2000).]
Guest Darth Crater Posted September 24, 2000 Posted September 24, 2000 That is a wonderful post. I feel inspired. Ok, bye bye everyone.
Pedro The Hutt Posted September 24, 2000 Posted September 24, 2000 Say Jawaman, then you need to enjoy education in Belgium, from the 32 hrs. we have in a week, only 2 of them are about Sports. We do have up to 7 hrs. of math (not a bad thing). And we have a total of 3 months of vacation.(and we rarely have any "field day's") So you see, sports aren't important here. ------------------ No! I am your father.
Pedro The Hutt Posted September 25, 2000 Posted September 25, 2000 Ah, but it's the foundation of many science's, and remember, if there weren't any math, there weren't any computers! ------------------ No! I am your father.
Guest Chipmunkfan Posted September 26, 2000 Posted September 26, 2000 Take it from me when I say Pedro is oh so right! I'm an electronics student, and I can tell you, Electronics is a science, but it seems like all we do is Algebra, Trig, and Calculus. R=V/I and all that stuff. Currently we are struggling with yet another science: Physics *Shudders* Our current formulas are: V=Vo+at X=VoT+1/2at^2 X=Dcos(Theta) Y=Dsin(Theta) (Theta)=tan^-1(y/x) and lets not forget the all inspiring Quadratic Equations *eek* [This message has been edited by Chipmunkfan (edited September 26, 2000).]
Pedro The Hutt Posted September 26, 2000 Posted September 26, 2000 Wow, that's more complicated then the math I'm getting! (I'm only 15) So Chipmunkfan, how do you plan to use that knowledge?(and I have to quote: "There is no knowledge that isn't power- Albert Einstein) ------------------ No! I am your father.
Guest wizzywig Posted September 27, 2000 Posted September 27, 2000 Einstein also said, "I know what E=MC2 means and you don't! Nyaahhh!" --wiz ------------------ VISUALIZE WHIRLED PEAS
Guest Chipmunkfan Posted September 27, 2000 Posted September 27, 2000 All the things we are taught in our external classes (such as physics) apply to the electronics field...in this case, electronics is considered a division of physics, so they require that we know physics to apply it to electronics. All these things are one in all connected with each other. For example: -You can't intelligably calculate a certain voltage level using a certain formula if you cannot algebraically transpose that formula (Algebra) -You can't figure certain angles in an AC Sine wave without being able to calculate right angles and obtuse angles (Triginometry) -You can't figure phase angles and arc curves of a bode plot and AC signal without being able to calculate curvatures and parabola (Calculus) -You can't understand basic electrical flow and electron paths and the way they apply to basic electronics without understanding collisions and reactions (Physics) As I said, they all work hand in hand, when we graduate from this school, we will consider all of the courses we took to be divisions of electronics, as to say it all connects together like a large jigsaw puzzle to form the big picture. Does that make any sense?
Guest Ikhnaton Posted September 27, 2000 Posted September 27, 2000 never thought i would see such recent posts by Crater and wiz! hi Crater! hi wiz! oh, btw, i am moving to california to be with Trin in less than 3 weeks!!! we'll be neighbors! [This message has been edited by Ikhnaton (edited September 27, 2000).]
Guest Darth Crater Posted September 28, 2000 Posted September 28, 2000 We can only be neighbors if you promise not to throw any wild parties with loud music that wake us up in the middle of the night )
Guest Darth Iguacu3948 Posted September 28, 2000 Posted September 28, 2000 Math not only is useful, it is fun… except when you're doing 8 or 9 hours straight of math a day in a hot, un-airconditioned room. You get a lot done though.
Guest Super Jawaman Posted September 30, 2000 Posted September 30, 2000 I live in California. ------------------ "The Retard's pants are completely off!"- The "sign language girl" from Drop dead gorgeous.
Guest Darth Crater Posted September 30, 2000 Posted September 30, 2000 I think I'm actually slightly rectangular )
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