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Re: MATH=Make America Think Harder? LMAO....
Author: Question
Date: 01-13-2024 - 09:23
BOB2 Wrote:
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> Prof. Clem is out today. Wrote:
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> > Clem Time Keeper Wrote:
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> > > 23 on order
> > > 6 delivered, of which 3 clocked 1000 miles
> > > 17 still to deliver
> > >
> > > The math is solid.
> >
> >
> > So of the six, only 3 have the "1000" mile sign
> > off, leaving 20 to get the "1000"
> ticket.......and
> > you call that "solid" !?
> >
> > SMH.
> r
> Where did you get that idea from? The number for
> getting what you call the "1000" ticket would be
> 23 (either on-site, or arriving soon). Sor
> Professor Clem gets the A on that one.
>
> If you are adding up the total number, and the
> status all of the various choo-choo's sets that
> have been ordered, have arrived, and been tested,
> it's sounds like pretty solid math.
>
> If there is some other unstated issue having to do
> with the "math" we are all unaware of, please do
> feel free to enlighten us as to what that "other"
> math is about?
They only have six of total order 23 (on location) and of that six , they have only tested/signed-off of three.
If you think that is is a "solid" plan, tell us all why dragging tail is any way to run a railroad.
In other words, if it took this long to test only three, how many years will it take to test the rest of the sets!?
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> Prof. Clem is out today. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Clem Time Keeper Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > 23 on order
> > > 6 delivered, of which 3 clocked 1000 miles
> > > 17 still to deliver
> > >
> > > The math is solid.
> >
> >
> > So of the six, only 3 have the "1000" mile sign
> > off, leaving 20 to get the "1000"
> ticket.......and
> > you call that "solid" !?
> >
> > SMH.
> r
> Where did you get that idea from? The number for
> getting what you call the "1000" ticket would be
> 23 (either on-site, or arriving soon). Sor
> Professor Clem gets the A on that one.
>
> If you are adding up the total number, and the
> status all of the various choo-choo's sets that
> have been ordered, have arrived, and been tested,
> it's sounds like pretty solid math.
>
> If there is some other unstated issue having to do
> with the "math" we are all unaware of, please do
> feel free to enlighten us as to what that "other"
> math is about?
They only have six of total order 23 (on location) and of that six , they have only tested/signed-off of three.
If you think that is is a "solid" plan, tell us all why dragging tail is any way to run a railroad.
In other words, if it took this long to test only three, how many years will it take to test the rest of the sets!?
