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Maxilocks · 03-14-2010, 03:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Whitterz

"You do too," he countered simply as he smiled at her. She really did if she thought that he did. Because she should have known that he had spent 14 years of his life in Greece and was so much better than she was. He could even teach her in Greek 101, he was that good.

When she was done doing the 20 and 30 degree circles, he counted for the 40 one and wrote down his results.

"And we are on to the last piece of graph paper!"

Hehe.

"We are," Gold said, beaming at Torin and deciding to let the topic of who needed Greek 101, and who did not, go. For now only, of course. She was so going to get him, later! Teehee.

She took the graph paper from her fellow co-prefect, placed it on top of the first, and then picked up the only graph paper that now remained.

Now for ze calculations.

She began, of course, with the circle labelled 0° and, counting the average number of squares in it, wrote that down in the appropriate cell of the table she had drawn up, a while ago. Then she turned to the circle labelled 10° and, calculating the total squares it encompassed, jotted down the number in the '10' row of the very last column.

"Here you go, Mr. T."

She gave Torin a friendly smile, as she passed him the last graph paper. They were almost done, now.

Almost.

03-14-2010, 03:20 AM	#86 (permalink)
Maxilocks SS Featured Author Türk Bilgini Bugbear Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: {in a leap of faith} Posts: 31,791 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sarani Glass Graduated x12	♥ Mrs. Itachi Uchiha™ & MAJNOO! : Bleach & Kyo & Natsume ♥ [ Maxh!Jesh ] Quote: Originally Posted by Whitterz "You do too," he countered simply as he smiled at her. She really did if she thought that he did. Because she should have known that he had spent 14 years of his life in Greece and was so much better than she was. He could even teach her in Greek 101, he was that good. When she was done doing the 20 and 30 degree circles, he counted for the 40 one and wrote down his results. "And we are on to the last piece of graph paper!" Hehe. "We are," Gold said, beaming at Torin and deciding to let the topic of who needed Greek 101, and who did not, go. For now only, of course. She was so going to get him, later! Teehee. She took the graph paper from her fellow co-prefect, placed it on top of the first, and then picked up the only graph paper that now remained. Now for ze calculations. She began, of course, with the circle labelled 0° and, counting the average number of squares in it, wrote that down in the appropriate cell of the table she had drawn up, a while ago. Then she turned to the circle labelled 10° and, calculating the total squares it encompassed, jotted down the number in the '10' row of the very last column. "Here you go, Mr. T." She gave Torin a friendly smile, as she passed him the last graph paper. They were almost done, now. Almost.