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Percent
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What TI calculator?
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5
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1.2%
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Parents (or Guardians) bought
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236
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56.7%
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Part-time job.
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87
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20.9%
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Full-time job.
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10
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2.4%
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Long-term borrowing. Stealing isn't wrong, honest.
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28
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6.7%
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Other.
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50
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12.0%
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Re: How did you finance your TI calculator purchase?
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MathJMendl
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I financed my TI-89 by making it into an online company and selling stock on Wall Street. It hasn't given any returns yet, but hey, the stock price is going through the ceiling.
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12 November 2000, 22:21 GMT
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Re: How did you finance your TI calculator purchase?
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Nick Disabato
(Web Page)
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I bought my 89 from the money I got from selling my 86.
I bought my 86 after I destroyed my 85.
I don't remember how I got my 85. I really don't. It's very sad.
Hence, I chose "other."
You should have made "connections to the Mafia" a choice for all us Italians that live in Chicago.
--BlueCalx
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12 November 2000, 23:39 GMT
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Re: Re: How did you finance your TI calculator purchase?
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Amalfi Marini
(Web Page)
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Italians? tell that to me :-) I got a Casio 9850G 3 days before math exam in 1998, I went to brazil specially to buy that calc because the prices here are too expensives(300% real value or more!). Then a friend of mine showed me a HP48 and I became a HP user, my dream was to have an HP calc. Well, my mother bought me a Ti89 during his holydays in USA because she didn't find the HP49, and then I bought the HP at amazon.com... the thing is that I bought it as a gift, to avoid problems with Uruguayan custom.(amazon's orders as gifts don't come with the bill info!! cool!!). Here in Uruguay you can't buy things with a value of more than 50 dollars, if you overpass this limit, then bad taxes will be aplied... And the best thing is that I didn't like the HP49(really really bad...:-( and I have it on sale now. 250 U$S is my offer, and I'm planning buying a Sega dreamcast and many games with that money.(at amazon, obviously ;-) I have the Casio on sale too(that's another history ;-)
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13 November 2000, 02:57 GMT
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Re: Re: How did you finance your TI calculator purchase?
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Adam Vore
(Web Page)
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hey, you did pretty good... I got my first Casio when I was in 7th grade... cause my calc just got stolen and I need one for the SAT, which was the following day... then that one got stolen... so I bought another casio 9850 with some christmas money... heres the exciting part... My mom's boss bought a TI-82, and he couldnt figure out how to use it and didnt bother to read the instructions, so he gave it to me... then some other unsuspecting kid left his TI-82 outside of his PE locker... hehe... mine now... then another kid left his on his desk a few days later... now I have 3 TI-82's... then one of my friends needed me to fix his computer, but he didnt have any money, but he did have a broken TI-85... so he gave me that as payment, and I fixed that one too. so its mine now... (OK, my backpack is getting very heavy now...) when one of my friends teachers wouldnt let him use his TI-89, he let me borrow it for the remaing part of the year... so I am a very happy and lucky calculator (owner?)... thus, now I have 5 calculators in my backpack..., if anyone has a TI-83, 86, or 92 they would like to give to me, it could be helpful in completing my collection of free TI-calculators... hehe mail me...
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18 November 2000, 19:07 GMT
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Re: How did you finance your TI calculator purchase?
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BeefGG
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I hate people that steal calculators. It's really bad at my school. I know a kid that is on his 3rd ti-89 because his last 2 got stolen.
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12 November 2000, 23:49 GMT
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