September 10th, 2002, 12:12 pm
"That which stimulates our senses but simultaneously does not elevate our morals is pernicious."As someone who is dyslexic and incapable of spelling in four languages (english, french, german, and latin (my koine greek is too bad to claim)...you may fire away at my poor grammer, spelling, hair-style, weight, funny lookin' children, and muddled thinking. i dnt care. and I advise that neither should u. But.....Quotef u cn rd ths mssg thn u cn gt a gd jb n mk lts of mny!"m1 = (Exp(b * Time) - Exp(b * TimeToAvgStart)) / (b * (Time - TimeToAvgStart))m2 = 2 * Exp((2 * b + Volatility ^ 2) * Time) / ((b + Volatility ^ 2) * (2 * b + Volatility ^ 2) * (Time - TimeToAvgStart) ^ 2) + 2 * Exp((2 * b + Volatility ^ 2) * TimeToAvgStart) / (b * (Time - TimeToAvgStart) ^ 2) * (1 / (2 * b + Volatility ^ 2) - Exp(b * (Time - TimeToAvgStart)) / (b + Volatility ^ 2))AdjMean = Log(m1) / TimeAdjVolatility = Sqr(Log(m2) / Time - 2 * bA)"How's that for elevated discourse? But I read it out loud twice and the other traders in the office thought I'd forgotten to take my medicine again. My favorite RowdyRoddyPiper movie is "Body Slam" where he was Quick Rick Roberts, or "The One and Only" (1978) (uncredited) as Leatherneck Joe Brady. Or Sam Hell in "Hell Comes to Frogtown." Much better than "They Live" where he just wore the X-ray specs and affected astonished looks. How well he spoke, yes indeed...his career went from light to light.