No I mean that IS my setup, I just don't know whether to add the ozone or 19" china.

ohhh. i would go with the ride.

EDIT: the only things i dont like about tea are that it takes a lot of time to make, and i basically chug it because its too good.

I want something to be a trashy crash/ride. mm..

heh...heh...heh.....

ive got my 18" vintage avedis for that :)

EDIT: or 22" for that matter..

EDIT2: Man, my thumb has been hurting for like the past 3 weeks. I dont know what caused it.

My left neck/shoulder has been in pain too. Whenever i stretch back, it literally cracks or something, like somethings in its way.

grr lol. I have a 20" Dimensions crash i'm tempted to send to Johan_VDS to get hammered, but postage is alot of money from Australia to Europe for something thats 2.5k

So I got a letter of concern form my math teacher. Suposedly I'm getting below a 60, My parents were so ticked. Cause I usually get like 70's-80's in math. But it's because we started with ratios, Percents and decimals first. I SUCK AT THOSE. And know my mom is all like "Do your home work".

oh man, you wont believe how many cymbals i would love to send to him.

-18" Heavy UFIP Crash
-18" pAisTe Prototype Crash
-16" Broken Amir Crash (Splash perhaps?)
-20" Sabian Heavy Ride

These are just horrifying...The 18's are like crashing a heavy ride. Its terrible.

Do your homework or you'll end up like me.

[QUOTE=ofDooM;13504633]oh man, you wont believe how many cymbals i would love to send to him.

-18" Heavy UFIP Crash
-18" pAisTe Prototype Crash
-16" Broken Amir Crash (Splash perhaps?)
-20" Sabian Heavy Ride

These are just horrifying...The 18's are like crashing a heavy ride. Its terrible.[/QUOTE]

its because they are all heavy

Well, the paiste proto is a medium weight, but it sounds just as bad as the UFIP.

I have a paiste Sig Power crash, its heavy. I love it though.

[QUOTE=Berk;13504624]So I got a letter of concern form my math teacher. Suposedly I'm getting below a 60, My parents were so ticked. Cause I usually get like 70's-80's in math. But it's because we started with ratios, Percents and decimals first. I SUCK AT THOSE. And know my mom is all like "Do your home work".[/QUOTE]

americans and their silly fractions

Uhh, I dont get it?

I hate windows Movie maker. It's a faggot.

[QUOTE=Berk;13504834]Uhh, I dont get it?

I hate windows Movie maker. It's a large bundle of sticks.[/QUOTE]

because americans are taught to use fractions in preference to learning about decimals at young age just to accomodate the stupid imperial system , they dont learn the decimal system effectively at young age

anyway the concept of decimal point ratio's are the same as fractions just contextualised in the base ten system

Stuepid ammmericens.

Wow. STEREOTYPICAL.

I learned the decimal system when I was young.

Omg. My video is almost done loading on youtube. It's a vid of me and my friends doing random things.

Linkage when it's done.

America does their things strange.

English, is by far, one of the strangest things. Imperial is quite odd too.

All our economy thinks about is money.

I find fractions easier than decimals

[QUOTE=ofDooM;13504942]America does their things strange.

English, is by far, one of the strangest things. Imperial is quite odd too.

All our economy thinks about is money.[/QUOTE]

Emperial pisses me of like big huge faggot. (AHA! I love that).

Damn-er. Screw video processing.

I use fractions 90% more than decimals in class. I prefer to use percents anyways; they give a more accurate picture.

[QUOTE=ofDooM;13504982]I use fractions 90% more than decimals in class. I prefer to use percents anyways; they give a more accurate picture.[/QUOTE]

not really. Its the same concept. you find it easier because you are more familiar with fractions

the difference between percentages and decimals (other than the way it is written out) is that decimals use a frame of reference as a common denominator whilst in fractions that frame always changes.

assuming our number is 10

1/2 = .5 or 50%

3/4 = .75 or 75%

7/8 = .875 or 87.5%

10/12 = .833 or 83.3%

it is more practical to have written out in decimal forms because it is more efficent when you are comparing figures

the difference in fractions of beetween 1/2 and 7/8 worked out in fractions is a more complex process

where as logically

.5 - .875 = .375. simple

someone work it out in fractions showing the process to prove the difference that working out fractions is more complex

i want a choco taco

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cholestrol !

[quote=White Riot!;13505101]

the difference in fractions of beetween 1/2 and 7/8 worked out in fractions is a more complex process

someone work it out in fractions showing the process to prove the difference that working out fractions is more complex[/quote]

1/2 = 4/8

4/8 - 7/8 = -3/8


the answer .375 you gave should of been -.375

[QUOTE=White Riot!;13505101]not really. Its the same concept. you find it easier because you are more familiar with fractions

the difference between percentages and decimals (other than the way it is written out) is that decimals use a frame of reference as a common denominator whilst in fractions that frame always changes.


someone work it out in fractions showing the process to prove the difference that working out fractions is more complex[/QUOTE]
This is all true, but there are common situations in which fractions are preferable to decimals, because they are always exact. Decimals are not, if you're working with irrational or repeating numbers.

that's right. fractions are precise while in many casses decimals are rounded off and only taken to a select amount of significant digits. percents in most cases make no sense.

indeed with things as such a 1/3 do not fit into the base ten system to represent. It all depends on the system your using.

other than miles , imperial measurement blows tbh.

percentages/decimals make more sense to me overall because that is placing within a frame for common exchange.

but in all honesty we do need to use both systems , however it is to my belief that the decimal/percentage systems are largely ignored by american standards

the metric system is better. but thanks to the imperial units i have no comprehension of the relevance of the metric system and have no means of mentally picturing their value in comparison to imperial units

[QUOTE=White Riot!;13505101]not really. Its the same concept. you find it easier because you are more familiar with fractions

the difference between percentages and decimals (other than the way it is written out) is that decimals use a frame of reference as a common denominator whilst in fractions that frame always changes.

assuming our number is 10

1/2 = .5 or 50%

3/4 = .75 or 75%

7/8 = .875 or 87.5%

10/12 = .833 or 83.3%

it is more practical to have written out in decimal forms because it is more efficent when you are comparing figures

the difference in fractions of beetween 1/2 and 7/8 worked out in fractions is a more complex process

where as logically

.5 - .875 = .375. simple

someone work it out in fractions showing the process to prove the difference that working out fractions is more complex[/QUOTE]

well, i meant as in, my teachers expect me to use fractions other than decimals. this stuff is quite basic to me.