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Edited by Peaches Pan Tao:
9/14/2016 5:21:38 PM
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If It's 0 Degrees Today And Its Going To Be Twice As Cold Tomorrow, How Cold Will It Be?
Check m8 atheists
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What the tesseract
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1 ReplyToo damn cold [spoiler]0 degrees farenheight or celcius?[/spoiler] [spoiler]I probably -blam!-ed up that spelling...[/spoiler]
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Whats the measurement? Fahrenheit, Celsius, or Kelvin?
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Edited by Mr.Cow: 9/14/2016 9:54:41 PMIs this 0 degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit. If it it Fahrenheit then you convert to Celsius. -1.975111111 is 2 times as cold as 0 degrees Fahrenheit. -17.7778 is twice as cold as 0 degrees Celsius.
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ABSOLUTE ZERO
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1 Reply1 degree This isn't math. stupid thread
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Nice and warm
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-136.5?
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Really f*cking cold
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About 136.5 kelvin dude.
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4 RepliesAround -136.5° C fam.
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Edited by Æsir: 9/14/2016 2:05:49 PMThis is actually really easily solvable because we have more than one temperature scale
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2 RepliesConvert to Kelvin and half it
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About as cold as my ex-wifes heart?
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0 Celsius or 0 Fahrenheit? And what constitutes "coldness," number of degrees difference from zero? 5/7 Perfect shitpost -Solaris
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(√(0+xi^2)^3) ÷ ((2÷3)+88.946-4i√^3(77+67))°
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That depends, how cold was it yesterday?
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Convert it into Celsius and find out
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0 degrees, you act like you found something unsolvable
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2 Replies-0 degrees GG bro!
