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10.24.2006

Calling All Math Geeks

Bill Amend is a genius! How many people are there who know how to combine higher math and a comic strip?














Naturally, after seeing this I had to do it.

Here's what I got, with some help. (I had to look up the binary and hexadecimal codes online.)




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Blogger Clear Ambassador said...

Jason, man, I'm disappointed in you! Binary and hexadecimal are straightforward.. especially binary. That hexadecimal one was nifty too: FF-F8. The 2nd place F's subract each other, leaving 0F-08, and F is the 6th letter, so it's (6+8)-(8)=6. Hooray for non-base-ten number systems!!

Fockstrot Rox :-)

10/25/2006 1:16 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Way over my head! Give me a crossword puzzle and I'd be like a hog in the mud, but higher math formulas, CURRE TUAE VITAE! --- run for your life!

-Sterling

10/25/2006 1:13 PM

 
Blogger Jason said...

"Jason, man, I'm disappointed in you! Binary and hexadecimal are straightforward.. especially binary."
--I'm so ashamed. I suppose I don't qualify as a real sudorku master. I knew binary at one time, and do again now, but I still don't really understand hexadecimal. **goes to look it up** Ah, now it makes sense. Wait a minute, don't you mean (canceling the 2nd place F's, of course) (15)-(8)=7?

"CURRE TUAE VITAE!"
--Though I like crossword puzzles, that's what I'd probably have to do if I had to do a crossword competition with you.

10/25/2006 1:38 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I've never tried Sudoku in my life because it seems more fun to draw in the boxes and make symmetrical designs (that's what artists do with graphing paper, too :-D). However, Bill Amend is really a genius of cartoonic proportions. Did you see his paint by numbers cartoon? I LOVED that! Though he did slip up with one part...

10/25/2006 2:55 PM

 
Blogger Jason said...

Yeah, I confess to doing that one too :-)

But what goof was there?

10/26/2006 12:28 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

At the bottom of "Paige-Monster's" ponytail there's a small chunk labeled as 2261, which is divisible by both 17 and 19. Oh well :-P

hoounau
-A Hawaiian word meaning "Halloween celebration"

10/26/2006 8:18 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am trying out italics
Thanks for the instruction.

-Sterling

10/27/2006 9:30 PM

 
Blogger Jason said...

Speaking of hilarious FoxTrots.

10/31/2006 1:04 PM

 

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