let me guess jeffies, *you* define it as a math problem because you remember
(totally unlikely) or know how to look the formula to find the third side of a
non-right angle triangle if the other two sides are known --- AND YOU ARE SO
PROUD OF YOURSELF FOR THAT!!!!! ---, yet ...

.... you lack the intelligence to consider the question in the context in which
it was asked.

Well, good for you, jefffies, you are one bright mother for being able to look
up a never-used-by-anyone formula, AND are are such a bright mother that you
are totally beyond caring about the question, only the precision of your
inaccurate answer.

congrats, jeffies. you sure are one bright mother. We are so glad for your
company here what with all your ability to answer a trivial part of a larger
question and then to keep us all on our toes by telling us the trivial answer
defines the whole.

to the rest of the ng, jeffies doesn't have a clew what the paragraphs above
say. don't tell him. let dumb cluck think he has solved the world.



Sorry jaxie, a math problem is a math problem. If you can't do the math, you
could just admit it. Its no shame, lots people have difficulty with math.

And don't worry, you can still enjoy going out on the water. Just make sure
you
have someone qualified to navigate on board, and don't worry yourself too
much
that you don't understand what they're doing.


"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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sheesh, jeffies, are you really as dense as you are telling us? In other
words, are you so dense you don't even understand you are dense?

or are you a pig of a sophist?

What part of "math problem" do you not understand?