My favorite equation is:
Derivative of e to the x = e to the x plus C
Not quite mathematically correct (missing a "dx" before the equals sign) but if you write it out, it spells "Sex = Ecstasy":D
NES controllers are durable...
For a few years my parents went on a total videogame ban and hid the NES away. One time I was searching around and found the controllers and console - but no game cartridges! I got so mad that I went outside, on the concrete porch, and took one of the controllers by the cord and spun it around like a flail and whacked it on the concrete a few times.
It only suffered a few nicks and scratches and still works perfectly to this day. (The NES might require my magic blow-in-the-cartridge bit which none of my brothers can duplicate, but the controllers are just fine!)
Now if I were to try that with an N64 controller... I bet the thing would pop in half, the damn joysticks on those things will get screwed up by the tiniest thing!!!
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My favorite equation is: Derivative of e to the x = e to the x plus C Not quite mathematically correct (missing a "dx" before the equals sign) but if you write it out, it spells "Sex = Ecstasy" :D
Does this mean we're gonna legalize slavery again? :D
NES controllers are durable... For a few years my parents went on a total videogame ban and hid the NES away. One time I was searching around and found the controllers and console - but no game cartridges! I got so mad that I went outside, on the concrete porch, and took one of the controllers by the cord and spun it around like a flail and whacked it on the concrete a few times. It only suffered a few nicks and scratches and still works perfectly to this day. (The NES might require my magic blow-in-the-cartridge bit which none of my brothers can duplicate, but the controllers are just fine!) Now if I were to try that with an N64 controller... I bet the thing would pop in half, the damn joysticks on those things will get screwed up by the tiniest thing!!!