Seriously, Bass Player? Like, how many people saw this during the production process? In humongous typeface, too. Yeesh!
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I guess there are three kindza people: those thet unnerstan’ ‘rithmatick, en them thet don’t!
Jeez, thought I'd seriously overslept there for a minute...
2006 + 18 = 2022..........what's the problem?
I have been finding a lot of editor misses from BP the last few months since I resubscribed.
Esperanza Spalding has never been in my kitchen! 
And if she were, I'd have to do a lot of explaining to Mrs. Winslow.
And if she were, I'd have to do a lot of explaining to Mrs. Winslow.
Smooth_bass88
vaxx!
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a medium-size quadratic equation will fix that in a jiffy!
This is because she started on the & of 3, not on the one. You're welcome...
With the new Webb telescope image data coming in, we can now see so far back into the future that if you factor in today’s inflation, it actually works out right.
^ This is the winner!
18 years ago I would have cared 15 years less
5 out of 4 people have trouble with math.
Rounded down for 22 small values of 1.
We can all agree 0.8181818181 is 1. Multiply times 22.
A 2X4 piece of lumber is 1.5" X 3.5" and a Subway footlong is 11". So 18 years can be 22. I don't see a problem.
We can all agree 0.8181818181 is 1. Multiply times 22.
A 2X4 piece of lumber is 1.5" X 3.5" and a Subway footlong is 11". So 18 years can be 22. I don't see a problem.
