Have you ever seen the results of a poll, with A% giving one answer, B% giving another answer, and C% giving a third answer, and A, B, and C add to more than 100%? How is that possible? The simple answer is it isn't, but rounding creates strange answers in statistics. My comment is kind of like that. The joke as I originally read it was: One plus one equals three for large values of one. It doesn't make a lot of sense, but it always had a certain appear for me.

Now hold on while I translate this using Gamer's code! (just kidding!) What I should have answered in the first place is

t1e2k3s4t5r6i1q2x3w4j5s1q2f3o4
u1j2u3i4j5,j1v2'v3b1n1c2j3m4h5o1w2p3f4j5x6,z1g2v3j1v2j1u2

Posted by Bryan on 2003-06-09 08:50:08