I guess it’s time I write my newbie note.

[chrysostom]

I mostly write math text books, not very interesting.

Do you know what the integral of one over cabin dcabin is?

 

[bybee]

beer

beer

:cheers: Chrys!


Didja know that beer and hard liquor consumption in colonial America was much higher that it is now? Besides the obvious appeal of imbibing, converting grain into beer or whiskey was an effective way of transferring the caloric content of the harvest into a more easily transportable and more spoil-resistant form.

Not to mention it's salutory diuretic effects. bybee

 

[Roger Rosenberg]

Do you know what the integral of one over cabin dcabin is?

A natural log cabin

 

[chrysostom]

A natural log cabin

Things like that can make a math book interesting

 

[Roger Rosenberg]

Things like that can make a math book interesting

And not much else.

 

[chrysostom]

And not much else.

No wonder so many find math boring

 

[Nathon Detroit]

I never said you were snobbish. One thing i don't want to do is go on to an American forum and start bashing Americans.

Good point. Leave that to us Americans.

 

[Aner]

I appreciate the realism here...

Being from the land of great beers (and great bud for those interested) - that would be the PNW - I have a fondness for Red Hook ESB - at least certain batches. We have several small breweries around the Seattle area.

A blessing of the Lord - we don't have to convert anything before we get to the party....

Deut 14:26

Blessings
Aner

 

[deheretic]

Well the French underground had some balls in WWII.
(If you can't say anything nice...)

Hell the French don;t even make a good Beer. Has anyone heard of a good French Beer? I bet not.

I have and I don't even drink.. They also have excellent wine, don't drink that either,:think: