Thread Killer - Gaming Edition (PG13)

[phoenix]

Gosh! You're up late tonight, Dixie.

 

[Dixie]

Hahahahah! I crack myslef up sometimes

TK = Thread Killer (this thread) is for the mental retards of MyBB.
The anti-social misfits that spews forth, and crawl in their own bile...
We share one misfiring neuron that the only single-valued function is in binary...

 

[Dixie]

Gosh! You're up late tonight, Dixie.

Nightly rituals are not going as planned.

The cats keep on knocking the candle over

 

[phoenix]

Nightly rituals are not going as planned.

The cats keep on knocking the candle over

Oh dear......your cats should not play with fire.

What do you do with the candle?

I love staring at a naked flame.

 

[Dixie]

If B=C and A=D, can A=B?

 

[phoenix]

Hahahahah! I crack myslef up sometimes

Hehehehe.

Did you write this, Dixie?

 

[Dixie]

Oh dear......your cats should not play with fire.

They are not playing. They look rather serious.

What do you do with the candle?

It's part of the nightly ritual...

 

[phoenix]

If B=C and A=D, can A=B?

Is C=D?

Something tells me that that would be important...though maths or reasoning are not strong points of mine.

 

[Dixie]

Hehehehe.

Did you write this, Dixie?

http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showpost.php?p=3066680&postcount=2669

 

[Dixie]

Is C=D?

It could be.

 

[phoenix]

They are not playing. They look rather serious.


It's part of the nightly ritual...

Oh noes!

PyroManicats!

 

[phoenix]

It could be.

but you're not certain?

 

[Dixie]

but you're not certain?

No, it's not a given...

 

[phoenix]

um......A+B=C+D.......I think ....


A=C+D-B ,etc.......





um....no, I dont know what I am doing...hehe

 

[Dixie]

The clue lies in the word "can" and "and" in the original question...

 

[phoenix]

um....A+B-C-D=0

 

[phoenix]

The clue lies in the word "could" in the original question...

That sort of thing is beyond me, Dixie.

Have you solved it?

 

[Isengard]

What the hell is going on over here?

 

[phoenix]

The clue lies in the word "can" and "and" in the original question...

I'm such an idiot.

all I see are two words in which "an" is common

an(c+d)

Feels tupid.

Sorry.

 

[Dixie]

That sort of thing is beyond me, Dixie.

Have you solved it?

Yes. The answer is No