Ha Ha!!! Verizon billing!!!
Here's one way to pay your bill.
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Ben
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Ben
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That is freaking funny. It would probably be funnier if I could do the math. [:D] 0 -
haha!
So, what is it0 -
quote:Originally posted by Jacob2008
haha!
So, what is it
Calculus.0 -
I sent Verizon monopoly money to pay for the disconnect fee they were trying to charge me. Phone would not work at my location. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by catpealer111
quote:Originally posted by Jacob2008
haha!
So, what is it
Calculus.
Ohh, its something to pi, and to infinity, and alot of other stuff, ill see if i can figure it out.
I wonder what they would do if you sent them an IOU0 -
quote:Originally posted by fishermanben
Here's one way to pay your bill.
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Ben
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Seems like I saw this somewhere else with the caption, "Don't tick off an engineer." 0 -
the term e^(i*pi) is not a real, positive number because i is the square root of negative one (used by engineers), so any number to the power of i (and multiples thereof) are nonreal. addition to the rest of the expression makes it unreal as well.
the check is worthless.0 -
quote:Originally posted by fishermanben
Here's one way to pay your bill.
http://images.tribe.net/tribe/upload/photo/397/0a3/3970a309-5f52-4d43-b1cd-2561f87bfeb3
Ben
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Unless you sent it to them to (**** them off ) , make them upset, then it probably worked. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by buschmaster
the term e^(i*pi) is not a real, positive number because i is the square root of negative one (used by engineers), so any number to the power of i (and multiples thereof) are nonreal. addition to the rest of the expression makes it unreal as well.
the check is worthless.
yeah, the bank would not accept it that is why it is worthless0 -
I've always wondered about writing a check like that (that evaluates to a legitimate amount) I think I'm going to try it. 0 -
if you write a check for a negative amount, does that mean they owe you money when they go to cash it?? think of the possibilities! 0
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