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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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On average there's over 19000 people online at anytime on fab, without knowing the full amount of people on fab an deducting obvious duplicate profiles, people with more then 1 account, fakes etc. I know it would be hard, but wonder if you could ever narrow it down to work out to a close percentage, how close you are to a fab member when walking down the street, or at work? You know like how they say your never more then so many feet from a rat or a dead body whatever. I wonder, how many feet you are away from a fab member. My brain couldn't even begin to process something to even begin to work that out! |
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"On average there's over 19000 people online at anytime on fab, without knowing the full amount of people on fab an deducting obvious duplicate profiles, people with more then 1 account, fakes etc. I know it would be hard, but wonder if you could ever narrow it down to work out to a close percentage, how close you are to a fab member when walking down the street, or at work? You know like how they say your never more then so many feet from a rat or a dead body whatever. I wonder, how many feet you are away from a fab member. My brain couldn't even begin to process something to even begin to work that out!"
I wouldn't say very close but I got fond of one or two |
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"42
You forgot to sprinkle the fun dust before you put the answer."
Oh, ok.
Using my Casio calculator, a pencil and putting my glasses at the end of my nose I have deduced that the answer might be 42. The equation I used to get this answer was.
6x9.
Douglas Adams was my maths teacher....;-) |
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"42
You forgot to sprinkle the fun dust before you put the answer.
Oh, ok.
Using my Casio calculator, a pencil and putting my glasses at the end of my nose I have deduced that the answer might be 42. The equation I used to get this answer was.
6x9.
Douglas Adams was my maths teacher....;-)"
Actually, you've got a bit of rotational symmetry going on there......
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By (user no longer on site)
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"42
You forgot to sprinkle the fun dust before you put the answer.
Oh, ok.
Using my Casio calculator, a pencil and putting my glasses at the end of my nose I have deduced that the answer might be 42. The equation I used to get this answer was.
6x9.
Douglas Adams was my maths teacher....;-)
Actually, you've got a bit of rotational symmetry going on there......
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Stop using big words and fancy concepts, I'm not a physicist or sumfink! |
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"42
You forgot to sprinkle the fun dust before you put the answer.
Oh, ok.
Using my Casio calculator, a pencil and putting my glasses at the end of my nose I have deduced that the answer might be 42. The equation I used to get this answer was.
6x9.
Douglas Adams was my maths teacher....;-)
Actually, you've got a bit of rotational symmetry going on there......
Stop using big words and fancy concepts, I'm not a physicist or sumfink!"
Sorry. For all the none fizzicists ...... 6x9 goes round and round and round like the wheels on the bus. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"42
You forgot to sprinkle the fun dust before you put the answer.
Oh, ok.
Using my Casio calculator, a pencil and putting my glasses at the end of my nose I have deduced that the answer might be 42. The equation I used to get this answer was.
6x9.
Douglas Adams was my maths teacher....;-)
Actually, you've got a bit of rotational symmetry going on there......
Stop using big words and fancy concepts, I'm not a physicist or sumfink!
Sorry. For all the none fizzicists ...... 6x9 goes round and round and round like the wheels on the bus."
Aaaaah, like a spinny fing!
Innit... |
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By *quirrelMan
over a year ago
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The total land area of the UK is 243,610 square kilometres
if there are 19,000 fab members it means there is one member for every 12.8 Kilometers.
But, as most of the UK is grassland and mountains there is actually no way of telling who is a member and who isn't based on land mass because the population is mostly on the move.
However as a percentage of the population, the uk has 63.23 Million people ranging from a few hours to 105 years old. With 19000 fab members UK wide that's approx 0.03% of the population.
In other words its very unlikely you will meet another Fab member, (unless you want to) |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The total land area of the UK is 243,610 square kilometres
if there are 19,000 fab members it means there is one member for every 12.8 Kilometers.
But, as most of the UK is grassland and mountains there is actually no way of telling who is a member and who isn't based on land mass because the population is mostly on the move.
However as a percentage of the population, the uk has 63.23 Million people ranging from a few hours to 105 years old. With 19000 fab members UK wide that's approx 0.03% of the population.
In other words its very unlikely you will meet another Fab member, (unless you want to)"
you just made my friggin year Mr balvadear |
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I met a meet i'd once met in the street on a bad day while I was limping.
I got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ... Saw you going through the tunnel in a car with your grandchildren.
I got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ..... saw you in Sainsbury's cafe with your daughter.....
Got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ... saw you going round the roundabout.
The list could be lengthened.... |
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"I met a meet i'd once met in the street on a bad day while I was limping.
I got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ... Saw you going through the tunnel in a car with your grandchildren.
I got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ..... saw you in Sainsbury's cafe with your daughter.....
Got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ... saw you going round the roundabout.
The list could be lengthened...."
I saw someone we'd seen at a club in mc D's! We went about our days and continued with our happy meals |
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"I met a meet i'd once met in the street on a bad day while I was limping.
I got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ... Saw you going through the tunnel in a car with your grandchildren.
I got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ..... saw you in Sainsbury's cafe with your daughter.....
Got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ... saw you going round the roundabout.
The list could be lengthened.... I saw someone we'd seen at a club in mc D's! We went about our days and continued with our happy meals"
Did he show you his nuggets ? |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
Forum Mod Cheeseville, Somerset |
"I met a meet i'd once met in the street on a bad day while I was limping.
I got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ... Saw you going through the tunnel in a car with your grandchildren.
I got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ..... saw you in Sainsbury's cafe with your daughter.....
Got a message from a meet i'd once met saying ... saw you going round the roundabout.
The list could be lengthened.... I saw someone we'd seen at a club in mc D's! We went about our days and continued with our happy meals"
Happy meals?? 
Bet your toy wasn't a wand! 
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Now that's my kind of maths 
