Nelstar SG I'm not lying, I just joined the forums yesterday. I'm a honest man. (I joined forums yesterday under a new nick.)
Illegal Operation SG Yes you left. But you still lurk around. That's why you came into this topic. Keep this alive for a while more, more old timer may suddenly appear like this. Lurkers. Show yourself. I know you are here. Bo Chi ar!!
DriftingGuy SG Anyway there are plenty of nutcases who post their fetishes regularly at the Bar. Some of them might even be clones
newcomer SG Farced, although I must say this guy has originality. I think he might be parallelling himself with the demon. I do feel that his stories relate to life.
Illegal Operation SG That's because he abstained from postings at certain months of the year. You know lar. feng shui.
Nelstar SG Try this maths. A value of x/y would become near to infinity as a positive y value < 1 goes near zero, wrong?
Illegal Operation SG Nutcase No. 5: Evil Clown Nobody knows why he writes this way. Very short sentenences. Very incoherent. Nothing people ever understand. Show you... http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=51686
newcomer SG if the criteria is such that y is less than 1 (but not y is less than 1 but more than 0 [0 did i get that rite?
DriftingGuy SG x/y does not go into infinity if x also goes towards zero and is positive.. in that case you get 0/0... hmm
Nelstar SG wrong, x/y tends toward infinity as long x is any value other than 0. The correct answer is when x = 0, any value of y would still make it zero.
newcomer SG u din mention that. okay. x/y is not infinity, given that 0<=y<1 , when x = y or 0. somehow, i get a feeling this is wrong too. looks like imaginary number is involved...
