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Jon Boy, if this actually goes on for 10 days, it will give me plenty of time to hunt you down. Then no one will ever know what the countdown was for.
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No, actually, she was out of town for four weeks, and now she doesn't have internet access unless she goes to the library. So there.
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One of my best friends is getting sealed in Portland on the same day YOU'LL be getting sealed...So because I'll already BE at this wedding, I'll think of you and Ruth. I hope you have a great 6 days.
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I take my car in to get looked at from that accident about 2 weeks ago. They are going to get me a rental car till it's fixed or they come to a conclusion. I wonder if they insurance agency would spring for me to drive around in a Mustang. I also wonder, if they did, would I get to drive around in it till past your wedding.
Not that it has to be said, but I would so love to pull up in a Mustang to your Open House and just say "Ya, I'm cool."
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I really doubt they'll give you a Mustang, T. When my roommate's full-size truck was wrecked, they gave him a Chevy Cavalier.
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You could base the ratio on the high temperature for the day, in degrees. You'd have to decide whether to use fahrenheit or celcius/centigrade, though.
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Rankines are not degrees. Since they're easily convertible to degrees this doesn't pose the same problem for radian conversion as, say, days, but it's in the same ball park.
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Sheesh, Mr. Engineer, calm down! I didn't say that rankines are degrees. Save your rant for another day.
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Dude, I was just pointing out that choosing to use rankines as the intermediate step in converting days to radians introduces an unnecessary level of complexity.
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We're talking about measuring the time to my wedding in rankines. I think it's already unnecessarily complex.
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That works out as 18/25 odds that you will be married on any given day. (For every random 25 dates I pull out of a hat, 18 will be days after you're wedding day {not that I think you needed that explained}). Or, if I pulled out a single day, I have a 72% chance of pulling out a day you are married. Today, there is a 72% chance you are married.
Congratulations!
Of course, life expectancies for women are longer, so you aren't as married as DD is.
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