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dreamstrikers

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Jun 27, 2011 20:09

[Good day, Johto! The weather is fine, the soul-sucking bugs are gone, and Pascal has a message for oldies and newcomers alike. Nothing too heavy, just a mild joke-like text.]

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c: naoya (nobromance), c: fuuka yamagishi (twoenemies), c: atsuro kihara (ctrldemons), !in character, c: yamagi light (dnoteworthy), - text, c: yuri lowell (vigilantive), game: route 29, c: alexi (reaccepts), c: kaito kuroba (bakaitoukid), c: cruz schild (crossinggenders)

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[text] dnoteworthy June 28 2011, 07:57:10 UTC

'Why don't two positives don't make a negative while two negatives make a positive', yes?

It doesn't work that way.

[Time for a little socializing, Light? Between trying to train up a fish out of water, of course.]

[text] dreamstrikers June 28 2011, 19:03:11 UTC

Why doesn't it?
[It'll be the most enlightening conversation of your life, Light. Be prepared.]

[text] dnoteworthy June 29 2011, 09:01:21 UTC

Simply because two like signs make a positive sign, whereas two unlike signs make a negative sign.

[ready as ever.]

[text] dreamstrikers June 29 2011, 11:16:50 UTC

That's a too convenient explanation, don't you think?

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[Text] ctrldemons June 28 2011, 08:52:48 UTC

What brought this on, Pascal?

[Text] dreamstrikers June 28 2011, 19:08:48 UTC

The unnoticed tears of the positive integers that long to complete themselves by morphing into a negative.

[Text] ctrldemons June 28 2011, 21:47:05 UTC

[...]

That isn't how maths work.

[Text] dreamstrikers June 28 2011, 22:54:52 UTC

But it should be.

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[text] twoenemies June 28 2011, 10:58:16 UTC

[it took her a while to decipher that, so this text comes in about 5 minutes afterwards.]

Pascal-san.. what is that supposed to mean?

[text] dreamstrikers June 28 2011, 19:16:38 UTC

That positive times a positive should make a negative. Don't you agree?

[text] twoenemies June 28 2011, 22:12:09 UTC

I was always taught that a positive times a positive makes a positive. For example,

5 x 2 = 10

Then, a positive times a negative makes a negative,

5 x -2 = -10

[text] dreamstrikers June 28 2011, 22:56:19 UTC

That's we're all taught. But don't you think that,

if -723 x -54 = 39042

Then, the opposite should hold true?

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[video] thebelsareinert June 29 2011, 03:05:56 UTC

... Negatives? Positives?

This isn't a math riddle, is it?

[video] dreamstrikers June 29 2011, 04:53:23 UTC

Nope, though it is related to mathematics. You don't get it?

[video] thebelsareinert July 1 2011, 00:34:42 UTC

This is more Naoya and Atsuro's thing.

[video] dreamstrikers July 1 2011, 07:09:17 UTC

You know Naoya and Minor Error!?

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