Survey posted 2004-11-26 06:41 by Jon.

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Dang, I got one in december last year!

It doesn't matter. Pretend you bought one this year.

There's no "Huh? You need to register? I just went to http://www.hotmath.com/ ti/ti-holiday.html" option.

We need more options!

I figured that "Free Gift, Huh" would cover that case...but I guess I was wrong :P

I thought "Free gift, huh?" was referring to that you didn't know that there was a free gift, not that you got it for free regardless of whether or not you bought a new TI calculator this year.

Well, that's the principal option it covers...alright, I'll make sure there's more choices the next time TI offers a free gift!

Oh my gosh...you posted!!!! :-)

How nice of you to notice 19 hours later...

120d, at least he noticed. ;)

It took you 9 more minutes to notice my post than it did for Morgan to notice Jonathan's post...

(: :)

Only 19 hours? More like a day and 19 hours.

Oops... didnt even look at the date haha... Oh well.

Don't give away all my secrets...

*slips Morgan a twenty* I hear Johnathan's got some secrets...

Hey, I may be able to pull some strings at ASU if Morgan needs them... ;)

Wait, wrong staff member. Oops. Never mind.

I wish I wasgoing to ASU...no moreof this 20 degree weather!

It's been freezing at night here.

Which ASU?

A $20 won't get you too far for all the secrets Jon has! :-)

He is a man of mystery, I mean this is a man who has yet to post a picture of himself on his staff page ^^link^^

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120d, the site should make you type in the same font
the writing will be showed on the page with so no
misalignment problems will occur... I hate when that
happens

Make your own HTML page and test the text there (same fonts and everything). If it doesn't line up, readjust it. Then post the ASCII art. Simple.

The staff wants to discourage ASCII art. Otherwise, the comments would be so full of GNU heads no one would be able to find the archives.

Or worse, the goatse man in glorious ASCII!