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< hardly feels like < has been extremely busy

Rulez wrote:

Indy wrote:< Is proud of <'s farting record < Farted like 7 times today

< is legitimately proud of ^'s newly found hobby.

< too, and < would love to hear said recordings.

< is currently waiting for the ubi conference to start

< has not really been following E3 events from the major publishers, the only lot who <'s inclined to follow is Nintendo, and that's partially due to <'s hope for a new Metroid. < is beginning to think that E3's lost its lustre, it feels more showboaty and less humble.

< likes laughing at how showboaty these events tend to get
< sees Ubi has actually started now though

< has been bogged down with further maths revision, < has to remember so many methods and graphs

< wonders what sort of maths ^ is studying?

If memory serves, stuff like Complex Numbers, Matrices and a lot of kerfuffle with advanced trigonometry. < feels for Ambi.

Indeed, not to mention finding asymptotes and interpolation. It wouldn't be so bad if each method wasn't so similar to other methods that do entirely separate things, < keeps confusing them and completing an entire question before realising <'s done something the question didn't ask

Ah < hasn't gone into complex numbers but matrices sure are something

<'s mom and < scheduled an early date (mid-July) to pick out new classes for the next school year.

< is going to go watch an Emperors New Groove with a friend

The original? < wonders if you've seen it before.

Serza5 wrote:Ah < hasn't gone into complex numbers but matrices sure are something

Well, complex numbers are isomorphic to 1 × 2 and 2 × 1 real matrices (and some subsets of larger matrices) so if you know the latter, you'll understand the former.

< is going to a festival tomorrow but < still needs to buy things for these few days.

< would say that being isomorphic to matrices doesn't help much to understand their properties, except for some of their geometrical representations. < thinks that trigonometry would be the key to understand at best complex numbers in a simple way.

Hunchman801 wrote:< is going to a festival tomorrow but < still needs to buy things for these few days.

< thinks that you can name it here because the Hellfest is known at over Europe, at least in the UK.

After a month absence, < has returned.

Just to say that < is done with this site. < has no interest being here despite being a huge Rayman fan, but the discussions here are absolutely boring and lack any enthusiasm. < is sorry that it's come to that.

< has met some cool peeps that < will keep in touch with. But other than that, later haters.
< will see you all in therapy.

< hasn't bothered to watch the E3 this time around, mostly because of work.

PluMGMK wrote:The original? < wonders if you've seen it before.

< was watching the Disney one which was pretty funny

Bradandez wrote:After a month absence, < has returned.

Just to say that < is done with this site. < has no interest being here despite being a huge Rayman fan, but the discussions here are absolutely boring and lack any enthusiasm. < is sorry that it's come to that.

< has met some cool peeps that < will keep in touch with. But other than that, later haters.
< will see you all in therapy.

<'s sad to see ^ go, but respects ^'s wishes. < is glad to have met and conversed with ^ over all these years, from ELEM, to the UbiArt series and so on. < wishes ^ all the best in the future, and hopes we can meet again.

Bradandez wrote:After a month absence, < has returned.

Just to say that < is done with this site. < has no interest being here despite being a huge Rayman fan, but the discussions here are absolutely boring and lack any enthusiasm. < is sorry that it's come to that.

Everyone open your ears and eyes, cause < will say this only once in his life, < agrees with Brad.