I really don't see what's so funny, there have been people who didn't know about the flap. The hinges are on the inside, maybe he thought that it was just a design.forgot_it

Instruction manual 1st, not interweb

I really want SSB (for my own reasons and) then my friend can stop pissing about the wii all the time because he thinks that his N64 is better because it was his first and how much betterSSB is than SSBM. Which i totally disagree with

I want all of the old Fire Emblems, and also the old Final Fantasy's like 1-6

Well, there's always a chance ofhalo 3 on wii...

*crosses fingers, prays to god, sacrifices animals to appease other gods...*

8! / (8 - 4)! = 1680 different combos raahsnavj

Yep, That's the formula, for combinations, i forgot it b4 so i justdid it visually.

EDIT: If there are 8 available digits and 4 spaces open, doesn't that mean there's only 32 possible combinations??? I kinda let my brain rot over the summer, but I think this is how it works...hamstergeddon

No, i dont thinks so, imagine 4 empty slots, since you have eight #s to chose from you have and eight in the first space, then in the second you have already used one # so you only have 7 available, then 6, then 5. So it 8x7x6x5= 1680?? Im pretty sure thats how you do it. (Yea permutations...)

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[QUOTE="ParkCarsHere"]Boo College homework! I've read 250 pages of textbooks in the past 4 daysMr_Doodle

That won't last. The beauty of college work is that it only takes a few weeks to figure out how to do well in the class while doing the least amount of work. Most professors assign a ton of reading, then they just explain it in class anyway. Skim to get a feel for the material, then listen to get the important points during the lecture. Eventually you'll be able to predict what the professor thinks is important while you skim.

And the first test in any class is the most important. Once you know how the tests are structured, you can seriously cut back on the amount of studying you have to do for the rest of the semester since you'll know what to expect.

But in all this, remember that the easiest way to do well in a class is to essentially forget about the grade; study to learn about the subject, not to get a good grade, and the good grade will follow. It took me until my last semester to realize that.... :(

Sounds like a very good tip. I'm going in for electrical engineering in a year, so I'll need all the help I can get.

Seriously good tip. I dont have as much work as some of you college folk but its a lot for me. Im a junior, thus it is my first years with APs and I have four. Ooof. I have so much work already and it only the second week :(