Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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Yes, all the time
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22
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10.3%
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Yes, but only if the person really needs it
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46
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21.6%
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Yes, although I'm hesitant to do so
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59
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27.7%
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Yes, though I give them one of my expendable calculators
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17
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8.0%
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No, it's MY calculator, it's their own fault that they don't have one
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17
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8.0%
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No, I'm too overprotective of my calculator
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32
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15.0%
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No, no one ever asks to borrow my calculator
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20
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9.4%
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Re: Re: Do you lend out your calculator to anyone?
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Jake Griffin
(Web Page)
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1. Yes, all the time
2. Yes, but only if the person really needs it
3. Yes, although I'm hesitant to do so
4. Yes, though I give them one of my expendable calculators
5. No, no one ever asks to borrow my calculator
All of the above answers would work for me...
1 and 4. I practically gave my 83+ to my brother...he's almost the only one who uses it, but I still need it for tests in my math classes (stupid non-illiterate teachers that know that the 89 is superior...)
2. I let my sister use my 89 "ONLY IF IT"S SOMETHING THAT CAN'T BE DONE ON PAPER!"
3. Every once in a while my brother (the one who "owns" the 83+) asks for my 89, and I let him, but sometimes I get the feeling he might sell it...yes, sell it...you don't know my brother.
5. School's out now, and my other brother has his own 89, so he doesn't need to borrow mine anymore, although the other one will still "own" the 83+.
BTW, if any of you are wondering why I don't just give him the 83+, it's because I use it for leverage when I want something ;). "If you don't let me use your counterstrike game on XBox live, then you can't use my 83+ anymore!" "fine...go ahead..."
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2 June 2004, 19:56 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Do you lend out your calculator to anyone?
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no_one_2000_
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1-4 of the ones you mentioned apply to me.
>>> "ONLY IF IT"S SOMETHING THAT CAN'T BE DONE ON PAPER"
Actually, I can't think of anything mathematical that can't be done with pencil and paper. Even graphing and geometry stuff... get graph paper, a straight edge, and a compass. Hehe, tell your sister that ;-)
Well... I can understand needing a calc for trig functions and logarithms, and stuff like that, but for most everything else, you shouldn't _need_ a calculator. Just look at tests like the AIME--they won't let you use a calculator. *cry*
I'm surprised your brother won't get his own TI-83+. Then he wouldn't have to worry about borrowing yours all of the time. Heh, is this the same brother that got a message from me on his web blog, or was that the other one? *snicker*
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2 June 2004, 20:53 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you lend out your calculator to anyone?
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Jake Griffin
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You play counter strike?!? Online or no? If you do online, let me know your user name! I'll add you to my friends list. Oh, and what stinks, is that brother of mine who I love sooo much (yeah, right), well, he took away my OTHER precious (not the calculator, the xbox) for 10 WHOLE DAYS! I can't even play our PS2, because the 1st player controller port won't work! I was sooo mad when I found out. So, yeah, let me know your cs name! Anyone else that plays as well....
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6 June 2004, 06:52 GMT
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