The You Game!

[The Jonster]

< is asking to multiply the two fractions < has provided! (there must be way to make that more readable...)

[Master]

< loves fractional multiplication, compared to the other arithmetic involving fractions, it's probably the most straightforward.

It's One-Third multiplied by Six-Elevenths.

EDIT: You didn't see anything, < got ahead of < self

[Greengoop]

< thinks the answer is 2/11. < thought the division sign was a *, but <‘s realising it’s probably a / now.

[The Jonster]

Goop! How could you spoil the answer < was asking Edge?!?

<'ll choose to look the other way in terms of that other slip-up < noticed earlier...
< must now think of another random new math question to ask Edge!

Edit: And then ninja < doing the exact same thing!

[EdgyRabbid]

< is asking to multiply the two fractions < has provided! (there must be way to make that more readable...)

THATS A THING < CAN DO? < DOENST EVEN KNOW WHAT A DIVSION IS!!

[Greengoop]

< asks what is 6272 squared?

[EdgyRabbid]

< says <dk what that means either!

[Greengoop]

<‘s worried about ^’s education

[The Jonster]

< says to ^^ that means what is 6272 times 6272.

Honestly <'s not big on multiplying really large numbers over 1000 since < has to actually use a calculating medium for it (< can't think of the answer right away off the top of <'s head.)

[EdgyRabbid]

< doesn’t care for math!

[Greengoop]

< knew how to square stuff when < was 7 though, that’s < worries, if schools can’t teach ^ that by age 16.

[EdgyRabbid]

< is totally gonna fail the exam!

[The Jonster]

That's why < is quizzing ^! Hello????

Quick, what is 720 divided by 36?

[Greengoop]

< wants to know how it goes! < predicted 90% for <‘s calc exam earlier.

[PluMGMK]

< knew how to square stuff when < was 7 though, that’s < worries, if schools can’t teach ^ that by age 16.

< assumes the English/French language barrier is part of the problem here, but... Yeah...

< does also wonder where ^ got the backwards idea that * is division

[Greengoop]

< does also wonder where ^ got the backwards idea that * is division

< thought it was usually a x or • for multiplication.

[EdgyRabbid]

< only knows how to write “boobies” on a calculator and that’s it.

[The Jonster]

< does also wonder where ^ got the backwards idea that * is division

< thought it was usually a x or • for multiplication.

Yes that's generally how multiplication is written. Though < is mystified how Edge was able to type boobies on his calculator.

[EdgyRabbid]

Does ^ not know how to do that?

[Greengoop]

Yes that's generally how multiplication is written. Though < is mystified how Edge was able to type boobies on his calculator.

< says a couple of letters can be found on calculators. People at <‘s school used to type B00Bsin(FACE on the calculators at my school and joke that the answer was “A Good Time”