A.Ocampo Wrote:READ THE PART WHERE IS SAYS THE NOT TO OLD...
A.Ocampo Wrote:This year we will experience 4 unusual dates: 1/1/11, 1/11/11, 11/1/11 and 11/11/11. Now, take the last 2 digits of the year you were born & add that number to the age you will be this year. The total should be 111 (except for the very young or old, in which case the number should be 11).
You edited your post and added "or old" after "except for the very young" in it after I proved you wrong, you sneaky little butt-hole.
In your foolishness, now you are saying that for both the very yound and very old the number is 11, which is STILL not correct. For people born between 1800 and 1899, the number is 211 and not 11.
So even after your attempt to cheat, I STILL prove you wrong there.
' Wrote:You edited your post and added "or old" after "except for the very young" in it after I proved you wrong, you sneaky little butt-hole.
In your foolishness, now you are saying that for both the very yound and very old the number is 11, which is STILL not correct. For people born between 1800 and 1899, the number is 211 and not 11.
So even after your attempt to cheat, I STILL prove you wrong there.
Now I want my prove-Ocampo-wrong prize.
You did not prove anyone wrong since we established that would not work for pre 1900
A.Ocampo Wrote:You did not prove anyone wrong since we established that would not work for pre 1900
Well, you didnt say that in your orriginal post, for which you asked people to prove you wrong.
You just said strike the first 2 digits.
For people born before 1900 and still alive today, what you say doenst work.
The fact that you were not able to adequately formulate what you meant does not change the fact that what you said was wrong.
And now, I will proudly place the useless award in my sig, although you did not have the capacity to admit your defeat.
I hope you will grow to improve your character one day.
Until them, have nice ones.
P.S: btw.. your 4th grade math equations dont prove nothing, cause you dont prove that 111-x=y, you just postulate it and then act like you proved it, which you didnt.