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You know, I mostly don't even think about it, but every once in a while I am unavoidably reminded that I went to a really geeky place for college, a place that will actually have a large number duel.
The rules of the duel gave free rein to the contestants’ creativity and humor, maintaining only a ban on the use of infinity, and restricting statements about the number proposed to a primitive semantic vocabulary. The battle itself was intense and the room in the Dreyfoos wing of the Stata Center was packed, with people standing on chairs and at least 20 students craning their necks from the doorway.
It was packed, people. Packed.
Also, in case anyone has wondered how to defend yourself against a velociraptor attack, Dr. Daniel Snyder and I are here to help.
(Why yes, we did get sent home from work early, why do you ask?)
The rules of the duel gave free rein to the contestants’ creativity and humor, maintaining only a ban on the use of infinity, and restricting statements about the number proposed to a primitive semantic vocabulary. The battle itself was intense and the room in the Dreyfoos wing of the Stata Center was packed, with people standing on chairs and at least 20 students craning their necks from the doorway.
It was packed, people. Packed.
Also, in case anyone has wondered how to defend yourself against a velociraptor attack, Dr. Daniel Snyder and I are here to help.
(Why yes, we did get sent home from work early, why do you ask?)