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Previously on "Heinz Numberetti - who do I sue?"

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    Originally posted by tenpin View Post
    Apart from the chopping to make the arithmetic symbols, I like to mix in a tin of alphabeti spaghetti and do algebra. And a third tin of plain spaghetti helps to make integration and square root symbols.
    It is scary how similar to me some of the people on this board are.

    (Although I use wholemeal noodles for ζ etc. as it has the required stickiness to stay put once formed.)

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  • SantaClaus
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    Dont be lazy!

    Get a sheet of Lasagne and cut out your own symbols

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    I can't believe kids would spell out boogie and then eat it.
    Does Gordon have children?

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  • RichardCranium
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    I wonder if German alphabetti spaghetti had umlauts, and so on?

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  • TimberWolf
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    Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post
    Believe it or not, there is already an established internet campaign working on this most pressing of issues. I'm sure there's some dough to be made if you join in.

    http://poopandboogies.blogspot.com/2...eric-soup.html
    I can't believe kids would spell out boogie and then eat it.

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  • George Parr
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    Originally posted by Halcyon View Post
    How can you do calculus without greek letters, where can I get a tin of αλφάβητοi-spaghetti
    here

    fresh produce as well as tinned specialities

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  • Money Money Money
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    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    I can't believe no one has mentioned needing a decimal point yet How else can you set the world record for creating the longest sequence of PI from a single can of soup?
    You may struggle...

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Believe it or not, there is already an established internet campaign working on this most pressing of issues. I'm sure there's some dough to be made if you join in.

    http://poopandboogies.blogspot.com/2...eric-soup.html

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  • Halcyon
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    Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
    You need to chop the numbers up to make your own -, +, x and / signs.

    HTH.
    How can you do calculus without greek letters, where can I get a tin of αλφάβητοi-spaghetti

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  • RichardCranium
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    Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
    You need to chop the numbers up to make your own -, +, x and / signs.
    Not good enough. The symbols should be in the can.

    Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
    The only bit missing was the chalk, no? Have you checked the ingredients in case it was broken up in transit and accidentally consumed.
    Not good enough. Maybe I did eat it, but how are you supposed to write with a piece of chalk on buttered toast that has tomatoey sauce on it?

    Originally posted by tenpin View Post
    Apart from the chopping to make the arithmetic symbols, I like to mix in a tin of alphabeti spaghetti and do algebra. And a third tin of plain spaghetti helps to make integration and square root symbols.
    Not good enough. I'm not ready for a pasta degree; I was pacing myself and wanting to do GCSE level arithmetic.

    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    You could use original spaghetti to explain super-string theory
    Not good enough. I don't need a PhD in Physics. I need closure.

    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    I can't believe no one has mentioned needing a decimal point yet How else can you set the world record for creating the longest sequence of PI from a single can of soup?
    IT GETS WORSE! The pain, oh the pain!

    Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post
    Heinz could make some money by combining all these features into one tin of 'Geekeretti'.
    And they should be made to and GIVE ME THE PROFITS. FOREVER.



    I have been deprived, held back and I need compensation.

    Imagine if a child had opened it, it would be in tears, damaged for life, never able to do sums ever again, it would STARVE and DIE.

    I DEMAND MY RIGHTS! Think of the children! Heinz must be punished! And I must be given lots of money as an example to others.

    The money isn't important to me, of course, it's the principle. But it is a BIG principle - this is about abuse of small children - so I need lots of compensation.


    Should I phone Max Clifford?

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Originally posted by tenpin View Post
    Apart from the chopping to make the arithmetic symbols, I like to mix in a tin of alphabeti spaghetti and do algebra. And a third tin of plain spaghetti helps to make integration and square root symbols.
    Heinz could make some money by combining all these features into one tin of 'Geekeretti'.

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  • TimberWolf
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    I can't believe no one has mentioned needing a decimal point yet How else can you set the world record for creating the longest sequence of PI from a single can of soup?

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  • EternalOptimist
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    You could use original spaghetti to explain super-string theory

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  • tenpin
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    Apart from the chopping to make the arithmetic symbols, I like to mix in a tin of alphabeti spaghetti and do algebra. And a third tin of plain spaghetti helps to make integration and square root symbols.

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  • Pondlife
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    The only bit missing was the chalk, no?

    Have you checked the ingredients in case it was broken up in transit and accidentally consumed.

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