Colorado laws and Hi-Cap Mags

[Great-Kazoo]

Thanks Jim for enlightening this old fart. I still have a lot to learn about these computer symbols.

No problem i had to ask this20 yr old lady in a science course @ csu What the hell is that? hehehe you're just like my dad.

[BlasterBob]

you're just like my dad

Well thanks jim, that tells me that your dad is one hell of a nice guy.

[mpatch]

Thanks Jim for enlightening this old fart. I still have a lot to learn about these computer symbols.

not computer symbols, it should have been taught in math class, remember the alligator always eats the bigger one or < is less than > is greater than and = is equal to

[BlasterBob]

not computer symbols, it should have been taught in math class, remember the alligator always eats the bigger one or < is less than > is greater than and = is equal to

Right but that < and > stuff was not taught back in my school days however I still do remember that = stands for equals. Graduated from H.S. In 1954.

[Delfuego]

We don't take kindly round here to folks who don't take kindly.

[Great-Kazoo]

Well thanks jim, that tells me that your dad is one hell of a nice guy.

No, that's what the girl told me.

[mpatch]

Right but that < and > stuff was not taught back in my school days however I still do remember that = stands for equals. Graduated from H.S. In 1954.

But I thought they taught and you learned so much more back then? Those basic math symbols should have been taught in grade school and used all the way through college.

[BlasterBob]

But I thought they taught and you learned so much more back then? Those basic math symbols should have been taught in grade school and used all the way through college.

Basic math? Hell, we were lucky to have "basic arithmetic" back in the 40's. We did learn how to treat others with respect, don't take others possessions and be a person that keeps his/her word. With that in mind, back then there were many many few attorneys roaming around.

[Great-Kazoo]

But I thought they taught and you learned so much more back then? Those basic math symbols should have been taught in grade school and used all the way through college.

There are no symbols, on an Abacus!

[jerrymrc]

There are no symbols, on an Abacus!

I do not remember them on the slide rule as well.