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  • It looks like tabs paired with sheet music. Tabs are literal instructions for string instrument players of which fret to use instead of which note.

    BUT instead of the sheet music being sheet music, it is N64 inputs. But the tabs I was working off of continued past the classic inputs. The sheet music devolves into PS inputs and Navi and The-Fucking-Owl inputs. My thinking was, if you could have played those notes with an n64 controller, you would have, but they required different buttons.

    The words sheet and shit sound similar. I’m clearly not very creative, so I reversed their order for the title.

    Do you see now? Is it funny yet?

    No? Maybe because it’s not a good joke.





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    Double Celsius and add 30. It’ll get you close enough for environment temps.

    10*2 is 20, plus 30 = 50.

    (10°C × 9/5) + 32 = 50°F

    30 doubled is 60, plus 30 is 90.

    (30°C × 9/5) + 32 = 86°F

    10°C is mild af. Who tf doesn’t wear shorts when it’s 50F?

    If you want to sound more metal, tell people how cold it is in celsius. Was it kinda cold or was it in the negatives?









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    There are two senses of the word “or.” Inclusive and exclusive.

    Inclusive | one, the other, or both
    Exclusive | one, the other, but not both
    

    In English, most instances are inclusive, like above. Exclusive might look like: Is the US President Joe Biden or not? Is that a square or circle, or neither?

    I took you question to be you asking if the or was inclusive, but in a normal, funny way. The T/F statements define why ‘both’ can be an option. ‘Both’ might still be wrong factually, but logically, it’s possible.

    This style of logic is often called Boolean algebra. You’ll see it often in programming and simple search engines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propositional_calculus

    It is literally Logic 101 at most universities.