That would be 8:30 to math geeks. And even with all the prime numbers, it’s still easier to tell the time than it would be with a Tokyoflash watch.
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It wasn’t long after these two met at the math hoedown that they were married. Nine months later, they gave birth to a compass.
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No I don’t. In my world the calculations on this shirt would be shaped like a middle finger. That’s why I need one of these shirts.
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Finally, you can explain to others the link between a guitar playing beaver and a keyboard playing duck using this simple venn diagram t-shirt. Naturally, it results in a keytar-playing platypus.
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There’s a lot more to watches than telling time. Did you know they can also be a trusted friend, a pop quiz, a safety feature for a pistol and a daily reminder that you’re going to die? That’s just the tip of the timepiece iceberg. Check out their full range with these 10 examples.
I have no idea what each variable in this equation stands for, but I can guarantee I will have no problem remembering the solution.
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We’ve helped you with U.S. History and Linux in the past, and now you can add math, science and engineering to your growing wardrobe of deception. Of course, you will need some sort of jacket to cover this up in class, and seeing what’s written on your back might prove problematic. However, I have no doubt that you will pour all of the brainpower you would have used to study to figure out how to get away with this.
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You loved the pop quiz as a clock, you’ll love it even more as a watch that you can take with you wherever you go. You would think your average person would be able to know what time it was without seeing the actual numbers, but those who need the numbers to tell time are probably not those with the math ability to figure out the equations.
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