This is what I'm farming.

>>861952 Celsius should have been locked in Science. 100 boiling point of water and 0 freezing point of water while nice on paper is not practical in the real world. If they wanted a useful temperature system they should have done 0 - Freezing 100 - Standard human body temp However, we can't have nice things.

>>861967 >is not practical in the real world. According to whom? People use it every day and it's not an issue.

I wish I could grow a big garden os japanese spider lilies for Jalter. I think she would like them.

>>861975 >euros >people Heh. Good joke.

>>861980 Plenty of countries outside of EU use Celsius though. If anything, it's once again just the US being Special.

>>861975 common sense The fact they have to do Celsius with decimal points tells you it fails at it's job in everyday life. Terrible fucking system.

>>861984 >The fact they have to do Celsius with decimal points I've never had to use Celsius with decimal points.

>>861982 Yeah because we're based. Seethe more EU.

This reminds me. Is water wet?

>>861988 I literally said countries OUTSIDE of EU. Is this the famous murican literacy?

>>861996 Books are for commies.

>>861994 water makes things wet but itself is not

>>862005 Can you prove this theory?

>>862009 honestly I'm just going by what I've heard so i might be unintentionally bullshitting

Water is a plant

Water is watery therefore it's wet.

>>861994 per websters >wet >adjective >consisting of, containing, covered with, or soaked with liquid (such as water) Well first we need to establish is this water a liquid, solid(ice), or gas (water vapor). In the gass and solid stats. we can presume they are not covered with a liquid. Therefore that water is not wet. Liquid water is more interesting. Unless you have a single H2O molecule. water should always be wet because H20 molecules are for real purposes always touching other h2o molecules and each molecule given the properties of water. It can therefore be state that each H20 Molecule is therefoere covered with a liquid ( other h20 molecules). Liquid water is wet.

>>862019 >consisting of, containing, covered with, or soaked with liquid (such as water) >>consisting of [...] water Water consists of water, therefore it's wet.

>>862021 I guess you could say water insists upon itself.

Is that a bro in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?

>>862088 stop being weird, bro...

>>862032 im all in

Bro morning to all bros!

Illya guessing game guess how many Illyas are in this image before opening it hint: it's a prime number

>>862142 mornin bro

>>862143 there are infinitely many primes... how would that help in guessing...?

>>862159 do you think there could be infinitely many Illyas in that image?

>>862143 uuuuuuuuh... 9962189?

>>862163 no... infinite is not a prime itself, the number of illyas would be finite. the possible number of illyas would be finite but unbounded...

that is true, however a natural assumption would be that there are less than 100 illyas, at which point there are only 25 possible prime numbers, or 26, if the op erroneously believes that 1 is prime. a common misconception. however I do believe he is being sincere in his guessing game and as such only having one ilya would be cheating. personally i would guess that there are 23 ilyas in the image.

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ok, ok, I'll bake a new bread

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