They Say Us Marijuana Smokers Have Problems

[3 Sheets To The Wind]

No, 2 +2x cannot go any further, but if you are referring to the original question, look again.

Chowderhead knows all!!

And yeh.. i got pwnd lol

3 Sheets To The Wind Reviewed by 3 Sheets To The Wind on 11-16-2005. They Say Us Marijuana Smokers Have Problems Lets show them we can do a really long math problem. 2+2x=4 OOh....fucking hard. Rating: 5

[BabyFacedAbortion]

-cringe- I failed Algebra 1..twice.


Gotta love Freshman math at 16.

But I knew how to do that!...

We don't got problems, fuck that.

[flamingskullballs]

dude...you didnt even do the problem...you just wrote the problem down...

the answer is x=1

[beachguy in thongs]

Okay, new problem: If y+2k=7 and 2+yk=7yk, what's p?

[BabyFacedAbortion]

p=pie!!

[beachguy in thongs]

2p=pizza pie
p+2p=pies of pizza

[lateralus]

"See I think drugs have done some good things for us, I really do. And if you dont believe drugs have done good things for us - do me a favour - go home tonight, take all your albums, all your tapes and all your CDs and burm 'em. Cause you know what, the musicians who made all that great music thats enhanced your lives throughout the years... brrrrrrr ...real fucken high on drugs."


-tool

That's actually Bill Hicks, a big influence in Tool's music. "Think for yourself. Question authority." on Salival is actually an exerpt from a Timothy Leary speech. I used to be positive Tool wrote on acid, but Maynard seems to believe the key is to achieve the insights typically thought to reveal themselves through the usage of psychedelics, but sober.

Leary provided the spoken word intro to the live version of Third Eye from Tool's Aenima album with his phrase: "Think for yourself; question authority." Material from comedian Bill Hicks was used for the studio version.

[STDzRus]

p=pie!!

mmmmm...pie

[Funkamander]

Math is king. Obey the numbers.

Oh wait, you have to.

[SomeGuy]

I'm afraid you are wrong. I'll show you oh feeble minded one.

Algebra, took a full college semester of it and I'm damn fuckin glad I never have to do it again, but I'll never forget how to do it.

To start, you don't have an answer there, what you posted was just a question...I'll show you.

2+2x=4
-2 =-2
2x=2
2 =2
x=1

That is your answer..."x=1"

Next time you try to look smart, make sure you finish off what you started, or at least wait until you are in the right grade level to learn it.

I won't explain this b/c it took me 3 solid months to learn, NO smoking! Any way you do it, you will end up with that answer.

Man I hope your joking about taking Algebra in college... Most people take algebra in 8th or 9th grade here...especially really simple stuff like that..heres the quadratic formula from Algebra 1!


-b+-(sqrt)[b^2-4AC]
-----------------
2a

bad drawing of negative b, plus or minus the squareroot of b squared minus 4AC
all over 2a