Hey yo Mr. Scrooge!

[BlueDamselfly]

That's because you live in Canada idiot.

Like if I hadn't guessed?

How does that make me an idiot?

I'm simply stating my opinion, that I prefer #1, and I am also explaining why, sure my canadian origins might influence my opinion, so what?

[Soviet]

Well technically we should all be catering to multiple cultures anyway (Hanuka, Quanza, Winter Solstice, etc) which means Santa Claus would be a bit questionable. The change from the typical no snow implies festive, while maintaining cultural anonymity. Also, your opinion doesn't count because you're from Canada as mentioned before.

[Soviet]

And Canada sucks.

[BlueDamselfly]

And Canada sucks.

If you say so, go ahead, make me a argument and explain me why Canada sucks so bad.

Canadian and Americans have pretty much the same culture, language, and etc, we're very similar. I therefore do not understand why would Canada suck.

I'll admit tho, that both Canada and USA suck for not caring about the environnement, while europeans are doing much better than us on that point.

However, seeing that the USA let die about 45 000 americans/years because of their wonderful healthcare system, seeing all the crimes happening over there, and seeing the world's perception of them, I would disagree that Canada sucks more than USA.

I guess you might show off your military and your economy;
Economy wise, a normal civilian like us could do as good in canada, europe, or usa, I therefore don't get why you, as a civilian, would be so proud of your country's economy.
Military wise, I presonally believe it is a good thing that USA have a such strong army, especially since they seem to have many terrorists issues, which Canada do not have.

But anyway, I'm pretty sure you'll manage to refute all that and you'll probably also include a few insults, yay... I honestly wonder why am I still hanging out on these forums, I have seen nothing but hateful comments in the past few months, it is either about a game, or about other opinions, or honestly whatever you disagree with, which include a wide range of things...

[Soviet]

It was a joke...

[BlueDamselfly]

It was a joke...

My appologise,

I was reading and replying to this forum while doing maths, and for some unlucky reason, I had done two little mistake in a row on a math problem, one preventing me to get the good answer, however, the second one was giving me part of the good answer, it kinda fucked me up, I was epicly mad and working on this simple problem since 2 hours, had waste 10 sheets of paper, for a damn little simple problem being (5x-4)/(2x+3)<2, lol. (In fact it wasnt even calcul errors, I was simply writing the wrong numbers by accident, happens to me quite often for some reasons.)

I suppose you'll understand that while being super mad at this problem, I didnt understand at first that it was a joke, well my bad, sorry.

[Infinite]

It was a joke...

My appologise,

I was reading and replying to this forum while doing maths, and for some unlucky reason, I had done two little mistake in a row on a math problem, one preventing me to get the good answer, however, the second one was giving me part of the good answer, it kinda fucked me up, I was epicly mad and working on this simple problem since 2 hours, had waste 10 sheets of paper, for a damn little simple problem being (5x-4)/(2x+3)<2, lol. (In fact it wasnt even calcul errors, I was simply writing the wrong numbers by accident, happens to me quite often for some reasons.)

I suppose you'll understand that while being super mad at this problem, I didnt understand at first that it was a joke, well my bad, sorry.

I understand that you suck at math .


And also, regarding which country is better: "The grass is much greener on the other side" is the quote I go with on that situation.

[BlueDamselfly]

I understand that you suck at math .

I do not, got 99% on my last exam (I however rage as soon as I do a little mistake!)

[Soviet]

What course are you taking?

[BlueDamselfly]

What course are you taking?

As I live in Qc, Canada, my education system will obviously be diferent from yours. It kinda go like this tho, and I guess it is similar in your country (& state?).

Theres 6 elementary grades, then high school, which countains 5 grades.
In High school grade 3 (9th grade), you gotta get at least 75% + to be eligible for "436" (Best (or hardest, the ones that contains the most thingies, lol) maths, normal maths being 416) during next year (In 10th grade basicaly, you either get 436 or 416). I got those good 436.
Then, if you pass those 436, you'll have access to 536 next year (536 being the best & hardest maths, 516 being the normal ones).
Those 436 & 536 maths are required in Qc to go to univerisity (which is after CEGEP, which is 2 years between highschool & university (which is 3 to 4 years).
Job requiring univerisity are obviously the one that pay the most in QC.

But anyway, I currently am in those 536, and obviously doing very good. (Average class grade being 69%, while I got 90% on that quarter year thingy)

[Soviet]

Alright, well that doesn't help. Are you studying Algebra, Geometry, Pre Cal, etc?

[BlueDamselfly]

Alright, well that doesn't help. Are you studying Algebra, Geometry, Pre Cal, etc?

Ya I'm pretty sure thats the thing we've got diferent.

Currently we we're studying stuff related to fonctions, abs, radical, rational, then we started studying circles, ellipse, hyperbole, parabola, we've also studied optimization.

However, I'm pretty sure that was not helpful to your question, as I talked to infi before, and those algebra, geometry and etc seems to be option classes for you?
We don't have anything like that in Qc.
As I said we got those english "levels" and we see everything into them.

[Soviet]

That sounds like Pre calculus. Are you dealing with any trig functions, messing with sin, cos, tan and memorizing their coordinates at certain intervals or anything like that?

[BlueDamselfly]

That sounds like Pre calculus. Are you dealing with any trig functions, messing with sin, cos, tan and memorizing their coordinates at certain intervals or anything like that?

We've done that with triangles last year, studied those sin & cos "rules". We should this year do it with circles (or w/e the radiant is used for).

[Pedsdude]

That's not what he meant (or at least not what I think he meant...)

e.g. e ^ i theta = cos theta + i sin theta