The cool part is that this actually happened. Well, everything except the last few frames. Everyone was yelling and going “woahhhhh” and “woooooooo!” after it happened. That was perhaps the most exciting calculus class ever. For now, anyway. Given how awesome calculus is so far, it can only get more awesome. Did I mention how awesome calculus is?
Capture the flag was not nearly as exciting when we played it in gym today. It mostly consisted of people standing around waiting for the other team to do something. So basically people just stood there for half the time. In other news, Unnamed Character reminds me of Dioxin’s Cirno in this flash.
Milk in bags! Speaking of milk, calculus is awesome. We went over the Intermediate Value Theorem in more detail today, and I was like “woah!” because I remember seeing an episode of CyberChase (For real!) where the theorem applied almost perfectly. Although it does apply to practically everything. Anyway, we also used it to prove that with a table and an uneven floor, rotating the table less than 90 degrees would stop it from wobbling. It was awesome.
You know… I think I actually learn a lot more when I make flashes about these kinds of things. Because when I do, I actually look up the historical event on the internet and read through it to get a basic understanding of what happened (and then I go ahead and disregard what I just read, making it as historically-inaccurate as necessary). Although of course, I pretty much only use Wikipedia, so as far as I know, this might have actually happened. But anyway, that’s besides the point. Alexander Hamilton was a bank guy. Yep, bank guy.
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