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sqrt((t^4)/(1=t^2) +t^2)

so square root of

t^4

-------- + t^2

1+t^2

In relation to rings, fields and polynomials. Could you please explain why? Thanks

It's from an episode of South Park. The English episode uses 'douche'. I know it's an offensive word, but can someone actually explain the meaning of it? Thanks

Blackburn, Wolves, Birmingham, Blackpool and Wigan. 2 of them are leaving the Premier League this season, but what do we think?

Me? I think it'll be Birmingham and Wigan.

I know there are lots of different translations, but it's a hard word to get into a sentence in German as a second language. I'm thinking it's either sowieso or jedenfalls.

'Anyway, I got sidetracked'

or

'Anyway, let's talk about something else'

Thanks

For example, 'songs that become popular, do so because...' instead of saying 'Lieder, die beliebt werden, werden beliebt, weil...'

Thanks

Websites I've visited have said there is no english verb beginning with n that is irregular, but I thought ot nod (nodded). Similar to knot (knotted) which is listed as irregular. Am I right?

The phrase is "Das hätte der Ausgleich sein müssen." Could you please translate this for me if you have good English-German knowledge. I think it's something like "That ought to have been the equaliser" but I'm not exactly sure. Too many verbs!

I do maths but cannot get my head around this. Chances of getting £250,000 are 1/22. The next show the odds of getting £250,000 1/22. So I can't get my head around whether getting it every time is the same chance as getting say 1p then £100 then £75,000 etc etc.

Hmmmm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTKPdeWAeI8

Als sie ertrunken war und hinunterschwamm.

Any ideas?

Thanks

What is Reisekasse in English please?

Thanks

Not 'purple' or 'pink'. I've said mauve but been disagreed with. Want to know what you reckon.

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n50/mattzaliar/...

Live at the Ambassadors?

Unrepeatable?

Definite Article?

Glorious?

Dress to Kill?

Circle?

Sexie?

In the show he opens by talking about the Hammersmith Apollo in London, so one assumes it is in England, yet later in the show he talks about buying Jesus christmas presents, and he says 'a sack of charcoal' then explains how it works in Europe, "but not in America, it goes down like a lead balloon".

It confuses me. Any clear up would be great.

Thanks

Weird. Sod's Law is taking the mick.

Hampsons or Greggs?

You decide!!!

=D

I've accidentally damaged the screen on my Samusung E900 and as its LCD half of it has turned white and a bit stirpy. There is no external damage to the screen. I was wondering whether it is possible to get the screen fixed to save me fawking out £90 for a new one.

Any help would be great

A woman goes into a doctors surgery and complains that everytime she squeezes her left breast she farts.

The doctor is intrigued and asks the lady to remove her shirt.

She does so and the doctor proceeds in squeezing her left breasts; the woman farts. The doctor seems amazed by it.

He does it again and the moan farts.

The doctor gets up and goes into a little room at the pack of his surgery. He comes out with a large pole with a hook on the end.

The woman shrieks...."What are you going to do to me doctor?!?!"

He replies..."I'm gonna open some windows, it stinks in here!"

Matt