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Old Town said:
Hunter, the kid can't add or subtract but if my computer craps out I need a 14-year-old to get me going again.
:D :icon_thumright:

Spellcheck can be very helpful learning a new language.

BTW I think you need to start typing after the last quote. I think thats why your last post didnt come out right. :icon_thumright:

I will try to use spellcheck more often. Its not that I cant spell, but it catches mistakes and I make more than my share of mistakes. (always editing)
 
Old Town said:
Hunter, the kid can't add or subtract but if my computer craps out I need a 14-year-old to get me going again. Today's kids are not dumber than we were, only trained differently for a new world. I like to make fun of them too but secretly understand the real score.

That is a bold statement, but I have to admit I love your way of thinking :icon_thumleft: It is a different world out there for sure and these kids will surely run circles around us in different fields.
 
Newt said:
I think this is waisted bandwidth. :tongue3:
Newt
if it makes one person smile, it's not wasted space.
 
I always hated fractions. when I found a decimal equivalent table and memorized it, I was in hog heave. At 79 I still switch to decimal in my mind. fractions are useless to my way of thinking. Now grab and run with this one. Bob
 
lonesomebob said:
I always hated fractions. when I found a decimal equivalent table and memorized it, I was in hog heave. At 79 I still switch to decimal in my mind. fractions are useless to my way of thinking. Now grab and run with this one. Bob
I use fractions most of the time.
 
I use fractions and decimal inter-changably, but then I'm ambidexterous :icon_thumright: :icon_thumleft:

Really don't give a hoot if I spell correctly on a freindly, informal, public forum such as this, but use more care with more formal documents.
 
lonesomebob said:
I always hated fractions. when I found a decimal equivalent table and memorized it, I was in hog heave. At 79 I still switch to decimal in my mind. fractions are useless to my way of thinking. Now grab and run with this one. Bob

Bob, I'll go you one better. I'm a 53-year-old native born American who wishes we abolish all English measure and use the Metric System. Just like our 100 penny to the dollar money system, the metric system is very simple and much more intuitive.

What could be simpler than a metric socket set? No more 3/32 or 7/64 problems. Especially when you're buried in the engine well of a boat and can't see or move. Metric wrenches all the way. Same with length and weight measure too.

Old Town
 
bigcypresshunter said:
lonesomebob said:
I always hated fractions. when I found a decimal equivalent table and memorized it, I was in hog heave. At 79 I still switch to decimal in my mind. fractions are useless to my way of thinking. Now grab and run with this one. Bob
I use fractions most of the time.

Me too, except when I'm dealing with hole numbers...

Such as this hole is 1 inch, this'ins 2 inches :laughing7:
 

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