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Re: Do you lend out your calculator to anyone?
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Sam3.14
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I only let people borrow mine to do math on. I don't want people to get caught playing games on it and have it taken up. The teachers at my school do take up calculators if they catch you playing.
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2 June 2004, 00:41 GMT
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Re: Do you lend out your calculator to anyone?
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AndySoft
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I voted "Yes, but only if the person really needs it" only because there is no option "Yes, but only if I trust the person with my life" option.
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2 June 2004, 00:57 GMT
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Re: Do you lend out your calculator to anyone?
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Lewk Of Serthic
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I let kids play games on mine in class all the time.
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2 June 2004, 01:17 GMT
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blauggh
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I put "expendable only." If all they need is something to do arithmetic, I'll probably give them my HP-30s. (For those of you who aren't familiar, that is pretty much a clone of the TI-30X IIS or TI-34, but it was a bit cheaper the day I was buying.) If they're really in dire straits, I'll part with my 83p, but nobody touches the 89.
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2 June 2004, 01:35 GMT
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Re: Do you lend out your calculator to anyone?
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c1arinetboy
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Nobody has ever asked to borrow my calculator (an 83+SE). They're required for my math class, so everyone has one.
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2 June 2004, 01:49 GMT
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Re: Do you lend out your calculator to anyone?
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JcN
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My calculator, not yours. Mine.
Offtopic:
A bunch of Palm OS companies are going to be hating me soon--I just released the only freeware pinball game for Palm OS in existance! I knew TI Pinball 0.2 would continue to help me!
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2 June 2004, 01:50 GMT
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