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24th of March, 2015 (Tuesday) - 10 comments
Page 205
mra
on page 205
everyone is all AshXCharlie, but personally, I just don't see them that way.
GizmoGalaxy
on page 205
arent they just kids people?get it together
Cari
on page 205
All this AshXCharlie is ignoring a major problem... Charlie has to go back- so unless Ash wants to wait 8 years to be legal it just isn't likely happen. Either that or Ash is another time traveler but I think we confirmed that's not the case.
SporNightReloaded
on page 205
We don't know about time travel. Maybe there is a version of Charlie left in the past that lets Sam exist now. So this Charlie doesn't need to go back.
Ava
on page 205
Or it's alternate timeline dimension hopping, in addition to time travel.
Page 198
Purple Parfait
on page 198
I agree with MIke!! Whoop Whoop
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Purple Parfait
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....Why do people think us Kiwis are so shady? .... I blame this comic (just kidding, we really are shady characters).
Page 85
dunerat
on page 85
Er, no. Blood isn't a particular stomach irritant, and the reason medical professionals tell you to tilt your head back is to reduce blood pressure at the wound and aid clotting. It's the same reason you raise injuries about the heart: to reduce the pressure at the wound.
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dunerat
on page 48
Correctly done, algebra uses · for multiplication. The slightly curvy X is just a handwriting pique. Mine do that too, and I'm not Australian at all. Tober is right in that with variables, it's normally skipped unless there is some specific reason for using it, to prevent confusion with scalar dot products (which have specific rules about inputs). As a result, "x·y", "xy", and "(x)(y)" are all equivalent expressions. Likewise, "3·6", "(3)(6)", and "18" are also all equivalent expressions. Not that in "3·6", you have a specific reason for writing the symbol explicitly, since if you leave it out you have 36 instead of 18.
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Purple Parfait
on page 38
Being from New Zealand, you have no idea how common that line is.
Plus, we don't have an audible accent as we either sound like English people or Australian or American. Depends on who you talk to.
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24th of March, 2015 (Tuesday) - 10 comments
everyone is all AshXCharlie, but personally, I just don't see them that way.
arent they just kids people?get it together
All this AshXCharlie is ignoring a major problem... Charlie has to go back- so unless Ash wants to wait 8 years to be legal it just isn't likely happen. Either that or Ash is another time traveler but I think we confirmed that's not the case.
We don't know about time travel. Maybe there is a version of Charlie left in the past that lets Sam exist now. So this Charlie doesn't need to go back.
Or it's alternate timeline dimension hopping, in addition to time travel.
I agree with MIke!! Whoop Whoop
....Why do people think us Kiwis are so shady? .... I blame this comic (just kidding, we really are shady characters).
Er, no. Blood isn't a particular stomach irritant, and the reason medical professionals tell you to tilt your head back is to reduce blood pressure at the wound and aid clotting. It's the same reason you raise injuries about the heart: to reduce the pressure at the wound.
Correctly done, algebra uses · for multiplication. The slightly curvy X is just a handwriting pique. Mine do that too, and I'm not Australian at all. Tober is right in that with variables, it's normally skipped unless there is some specific reason for using it, to prevent confusion with scalar dot products (which have specific rules about inputs). As a result, "x·y", "xy", and "(x)(y)" are all equivalent expressions. Likewise, "3·6", "(3)(6)", and "18" are also all equivalent expressions. Not that in "3·6", you have a specific reason for writing the symbol explicitly, since if you leave it out you have 36 instead of 18.
Being from New Zealand, you have no idea how common that line is.
Plus, we don't have an audible accent as we either sound like English people or Australian or American. Depends on who you talk to.