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    metal fans your suggestions are needed

    necrophag is boring. nile too sorta, but listenable
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    metal fans your suggestions are needed

    lol
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    metal fans your suggestions are needed

    lol :confused: a lot of these weren't mentioned in the post I quoted
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    Probability

    you are correct
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    Sine function as an infinite product

    lol i was thinking of doing this just the other day but it slipped my mind. gives some cool results
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    metal fans your suggestions are needed

    in the post I quoted? (I'll admit I may have missed a couple)
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    metal fans your suggestions are needed

    out of those listed, i would say only these are worth listening to (and only the earlier material from each band)
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    Another Hard Integration Question

    what's that thing you did with the inverse tans? :S should be: \frac{1}{4\sqrt 2}(\pi -ln(3+2\sqrt 2))
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    Integratoin by substitution

    just looking at the question, that seems like a very strange substitution to make. is that definitely the substitution it asks for?
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    Poland okays forcible castration for pedophiles

    i'm impressed that poland has the balls to do this
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    Probability Question

    i'm pretty sure your solution is correct
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    The benefits of climate change

    were there even any posts that made that assumption? :confused:
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    Stones hitting Birds :D

    indeed it does.. my solution was this (however it's not really the projectile motion approach) " say the projectory of the stone is represented by y=-Cx2, so that the origin is the maximum point/height if d is the distance the stone travels to get from a height of 2p (max) to p, then p = Cd2...
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    hard permutations question

    if you started with the odd numbers, you could just do 6*7*8*9 to put the evens in
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    hard permutations question

    it's just 9!/5! 9! to arrange the numbers, then divide by 5! -> having the odd numbers in a given order is basically the same as them all being the same number (i.e. same number of arrangements as total arrangements for 1 1 1 1 1 2 4 6 8) michaelmoo's reasoning is correct too (pick the spot...
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    Which Linkin Park song should i cover?

    and one or step up
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    Does God exist?

    one time i think maybe two time
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