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[Darvi]

The dude obviously.

[Ochita]

I dont know... I mean, Im all over the roman republic. Its just... Amazing on how they spread and stuff.

[Vector]

Oh dear, think about.... Wait, how can you even get crushes like that?

Do you imagine him in a bathtub?

It's so awful.  We've been covering his proofs for volumes and surface areas of a bunch of stuff, and then today we saw his proof for the closed formula of the summation of finite squares and it was just so geometric and adorable and brilliant.

And what he does to approximate the area of a spiral... oh my god, oh my god.

And the computation of pi, which stood for 1000 years...

And the exhaustion of the ellipse, and the cone, and, and, and... there's this famous story about how he went into business once and cornered the entire olive press market in one year.  Then he went back to math.

No, I don't imagine him in a bathtub.  I imagine arguing with him.

[Ochita]

...Angry, math-filled love?
I'll be with the romans, who managed to take a large amount of land, and who brought in roads, plumbing, and other good technological advancements.

[Virex]

... I think I'd be positively scared by the love poems you'd send him. Then again, perhaps "I've derived the surface area of a heart for you" works for some people.

[Tellemurius]

I'll be with the nomadic slavs traversing in the plains of Eastern Europe.

[inteuniso]

I finally watched Fried Egg.

[Vector]

...Angry, math-filled love?
I'll be with the romans, who managed to take a large amount of land, and who brought in roads, plumbing, and other good technological advancements.

Actually, arguing is just basically what you do when you're a math student.  There's a very different culture around it in mathematics.

You'll also be with the Romans, who killed Archimedes and probably were the main reason why we didn't get calculus until Newton.

... I think I'd be positively scared by the love poems you'd send him. Then again, perhaps "I've derived the surface area of a heart for you" works for some people.

*sigh*

Maybe I'd sing this.

[Cthulhu]

Yeah, he was

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So how would you ladies like to see my other lightning rod?

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[Ochita]

...Angry, math-filled love?
I'll be with the romans, who managed to take a large amount of land, and who brought in roads, plumbing, and other good technological advancements.

Actually, arguing is just basically what you do when you're a math student.  There's a very different culture around it in mathematics.

You'll also be with the Romans, who killed Archimedes and probably were the main reason why we didn't get calculus until Newton.

... I think I'd be positively scared by the love poems you'd send him. Then again, perhaps "I've derived the surface area of a heart for you" works for some people.

*sigh*

Maybe I'd sing this.

Hey! That roman soldier ignored orders, Roman's cannot be accounted for just 1 person who disobeyed orders.
But you are right.

[Vector]

That's true, and understandable given Archimedes' war machines >_>

Still, I'm not the most fond of the Romans, sometimes.

[Nadaka]

... I think I'd be positively scared by the love poems you'd send him. Then again, perhaps "I've derived the surface area of a heart for you" works for some people.

I actually did send a function that graphs to a heart as a valentines gift to an ex quite a while ago... She didn't appreciate it even after I explained it and typed it into a graphing calculator for her.

[Acanthus117]

@Vector not liking Romans: You can say that again.

Rome was built on the backs of slaves, and all that.

I'm also not very fond of such blatant hedonism and corruption that went on within the Empire.

[warhammer651]

...Lordy you people are strange.


I used to have a thing for the romans, but now that i'm failing latin....

I'm also not very fond of such blatant hedonism and corruption that went on within the Empire.

But that's what makes it so interesting!

[Vector]

... I think I'd be positively scared by the love poems you'd send him. Then again, perhaps "I've derived the surface area of a heart for you" works for some people.

I actually did send a function that graphs to a heart as a valentines gift to an ex quite a while ago... She didn't appreciate it even after I explained it and typed it into a graphing calculator for her.

That is distinctly uncool, especially if you did more than just the usual "derp, it's a cardioid" thing.

On the other hand... roses, anyone?  Sin(ntheta) for everyone!

I'm also not very fond of such blatant hedonism and corruption that went on within the Empire.

Well, yeah, but then the Pythagoreans were a bit of an overreaction to the same problem in Greece.