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  1. Hotpotato Butterfingers Hotpotato Butterfingers

    Like, in math class, a problem is about as dumb as like: "If Jerry paid 10$ for a magazine, and Jimmy paid 12$ for a book, how many legs does Sarah's dog have??"

    Saturday, 27-Sep-14 18:12:45 UTC from web
    1. RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

      @spots Well, if you consider that textbooks cost an arm and a leg, let's assume each textbook averages $80. Since legs and arms are equally important, this puts the cost of each at $40. Jerry paid $10 which is 0.25 limb, and Jimmy paid $12 which is 0.3 limb. But where did they get this money if they have none of their own? Why, they asked their friend Sarah of course. Sarah has no money either, but she does have a dog with legs to spare. Let's assume she originally had a fully healthy dog with four complete legs, this is 4 limb. In other to get the $22 she had to exchange 0.55 leg for equivalent value. However, the place of exchange charged a 10% tax, so she actually had to exchange 0.55/0.9 = 0.6111 (rounded) leg. Therefore her dog has 3.3889 legs.

      Saturday, 27-Sep-14 18:17:49 UTC from web
      1. Matt Matt

        @redenchilada did you seriously grapesing work that out

        Saturday, 27-Sep-14 18:18:21 UTC from web
        1. RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

          @mrmattimation uwu

          Saturday, 27-Sep-14 18:19:16 UTC from web
      2. Hotpotato Butterfingers Hotpotato Butterfingers

        @redenchilada you are a mangoesing beautiful person oh my god

        Saturday, 27-Sep-14 18:21:35 UTC from web
        1. RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space)

          @spots I was honor roll in my high school after all (◡‿◡✿)

          Saturday, 27-Sep-14 18:22:27 UTC from web