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still shoosh, you're gonna wake her up again
nah she needs to wake up!
you shoosh. Wonder if she has the same # lol
but it's like 5 or 6am there i would so text her ... but I don't think I have her #
actually I may ... I don't know... I probably lost it lol. I'd text her but I'm afraid, if she's not still pissed at me, that she'll text me a lot when I'm asleep.
Morning everyone. I trust you remembered to flood the world with cherry kool-aid while I was gone?
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is there even enough kool-aid mix for that?
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More weekend! MORE!
/stumbles around half asleep Cerberus.Kalyna said: » is there even enough kool-aid mix for that? It would be a huge package, wouldn't it?
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Today is the last day of "free time" I have before school starts.
I'm not sure how my homework outlook will be, but I hope I'll get to play GW2 a good amount of time. Quote: 1 Making Oceanic Kool-Aid To make oceanic Kool-Aid we will mix 1 Kool-Aid packet, 4.5 tablespoons of salt, 1 cup of sugar, and 2 quarts of water. I would suggest making this is small quantities, since it will not taste very good, but it is very piratey. 2 Making the Oceans into Kool-Aid Truly Evil. Mix 732 quintillion packets of Kool-Aid and 91.5 quadrillion metric tons of sugar into all the world's oceans. For a final weight ratio of water, sugar, and salt to Kool-Aid powder of 467:31:16:1. Mix well. 2.1 Recalculate To compare these approximations to other bodies of water, simply take the size of that body of water, divided by 332,500,000 cubic miles or 1,101,117,150,000 gallons of the oceans, and multiply it by the amount of Kool-Aid packets or sugar. 3 To adjust the salt taste The salinity of the new body of water will be given as a percentage. In the Ocean salinity averages out to be 3.5%. So to modify the salt you divide the new water salinity percentage by 3.5% and multiply by 4.48 tablespoons. There are exactly 3 teaspoons for each tablespoon, so you can multiply the number of tablespoons by 3 to get the number of teaspoons. You would want to do this if the amount is smaller than a tablespoon, or you don't have a tablespoon. 4 Computing these figures 4.1 To compute how much Kool-Aid There are 332,500,000 cubic miles of ocean water on Earth. There are 1,101,117,150,000 gallons in a cubic mile of water. There are 4 quarts in a gallon, and one packet of Kool-Aid will flavor 2 quarts of water. So we require 2 packets of Kool-Aid per gallon of water. If we presume for a moment that we do not need to add sugar, and that the salt in the sea water is of no consequence, and that we are unconcerned about all aquatic life in the ocean, we would need this many packets: 332,500,000 x 1,101,117,150,000 x 2 = 732,242,904,750,000,000,000 packets or approx. 732 quintillion packets. 4.2 To calculate the amount of sugar You also need to add sugar, 1 cup of sugar per packet. A cup of raw sugar weighs about 250 grams. So if you multiply the amount of Kool-Aid packets by 250 you will have the amount of sugar in grams. There are 1 million grams in a metric ton so you divide by 1 million and wind up with 91,530,363,000,000,000 (91.5 quadrillion) metric tons of sugar. 5 Finding the ratio of water, sugar, and Kool-Aid powder in a glass of Kool-Aid Kool-Aid packets vary in weight, several range from 3.6 - 4.5 grams of Kool-Aid powder per packet. A median value of 4.05 grams. So there would be 2,965,583,764,237,500 (3.0 quadrillion) metric tons of Kool-Aid. Dividing 91.5 quadrillion by 3.0 quadrillion, we get almost 31 tons of sugar for every ton of Kool-Aid, a ratio of 31:1. 5.1 Converting 332.5 million cubic miles of water to cubic tons This is a bit trickier. There is 1 gram of water for every milligram, or cubic centimeter. So we need to convert cubic miles first into cubic centimeters. Then convert from cubic centimeters to cubic tons. 1 mile = 160934.4 centimeters, approximately. By cubing all these numbers and labels simultaneously, we see 1 cubic mile = 4168181825440579.584 cubic centimeters. 332.5 million times 4168181825440579.584 equals 1385920456958992711.68. This means there are approximately 1.4 sextillion metric tons of water in the world's oceans. We can add this to our ratio by dividing it with the unrounded amount of Kool-Aid in metric tons, this is approximately 467 units of weight of water per unit weight of Kool-Aid. 6 Adding salt If you wanted to know what this would taste like, you can try making a small sample of Ocean water Kool-Aid. According to the Wikipedia entry for "seawater," every kilogram (1000 grams) of water in the average ocean contains 35 grams of salt. If we want to make 2 quarts of water this salty, we need to first convert quarts into something we can measure the salt with, lets say, tablespoons. So how many tablespoons are in a quart? You can use google to convert between untis, and the answer is 64. So there are 128 tablesspoons in our 2 quarts of ocean water, we need 35/1000 of this as salt, so multiply 35/1000 by 384 and we get approx. 4.48 tablespoons. We can easily make this part of our ratio, 460:30:1, without doing much conversion. Simply multiply 467 by .035, which gives us 16.35671... and add it into the ratio, 467:31:16:1 Now the big question is grape... or cherry... It's impossible to do this because there is way too much salt water, so even if you added tons of sugar it still wouldn't be real Kool-Aid. It would be a sweet- n-salty fruity body of water. lawl someone actually calculated it. Cerberus.Kalyna said: » Quote: 1 Making Oceanic Kool-Aid To make oceanic Kool-Aid we will mix 1 Kool-Aid packet, 4.5 tablespoons of salt, 1 cup of sugar, and 2 quarts of water. I would suggest making this is small quantities, since it will not taste very good, but it is very piratey. 2 Making the Oceans into Kool-Aid Truly Evil. Mix 732 quintillion packets of Kool-Aid and 91.5 quadrillion metric tons of sugar into all the world's oceans. For a final weight ratio of water, sugar, and salt to Kool-Aid powder of 467:31:16:1. Mix well. 2.1 Recalculate To compare these approximations to other bodies of water, simply take the size of that body of water, divided by 332,500,000 cubic miles or 1,101,117,150,000 gallons of the oceans, and multiply it by the amount of Kool-Aid packets or sugar. 3 To adjust the salt taste The salinity of the new body of water will be given as a percentage. In the Ocean salinity averages out to be 3.5%. So to modify the salt you divide the new water salinity percentage by 3.5% and multiply by 4.48 tablespoons. There are exactly 3 teaspoons for each tablespoon, so you can multiply the number of tablespoons by 3 to get the number of teaspoons. You would want to do this if the amount is smaller than a tablespoon, or you don't have a tablespoon. 4 Computing these figures 4.1 To compute how much Kool-Aid There are 332,500,000 cubic miles of ocean water on Earth. There are 1,101,117,150,000 gallons in a cubic mile of water. There are 4 quarts in a gallon, and one packet of Kool-Aid will flavor 2 quarts of water. So we require 2 packets of Kool-Aid per gallon of water. If we presume for a moment that we do not need to add sugar, and that the salt in the sea water is of no consequence, and that we are unconcerned about all aquatic life in the ocean, we would need this many packets: 332,500,000 x 1,101,117,150,000 x 2 = 732,242,904,750,000,000,000 packets or approx. 732 quintillion packets. 4.2 To calculate the amount of sugar You also need to add sugar, 1 cup of sugar per packet. A cup of raw sugar weighs about 250 grams. So if you multiply the amount of Kool-Aid packets by 250 you will have the amount of sugar in grams. There are 1 million grams in a metric ton so you divide by 1 million and wind up with 91,530,363,000,000,000 (91.5 quadrillion) metric tons of sugar. 5 Finding the ratio of water, sugar, and Kool-Aid powder in a glass of Kool-Aid Kool-Aid packets vary in weight, several range from 3.6 - 4.5 grams of Kool-Aid powder per packet. A median value of 4.05 grams. So there would be 2,965,583,764,237,500 (3.0 quadrillion) metric tons of Kool-Aid. Dividing 91.5 quadrillion by 3.0 quadrillion, we get almost 31 tons of sugar for every ton of Kool-Aid, a ratio of 31:1. 5.1 Converting 332.5 million cubic miles of water to cubic tons This is a bit trickier. There is 1 gram of water for every milligram, or cubic centimeter. So we need to convert cubic miles first into cubic centimeters. Then convert from cubic centimeters to cubic tons. 1 mile = 160934.4 centimeters, approximately. By cubing all these numbers and labels simultaneously, we see 1 cubic mile = 4168181825440579.584 cubic centimeters. 332.5 million times 4168181825440579.584 equals 1385920456958992711.68. This means there are approximately 1.4 sextillion metric tons of water in the world's oceans. We can add this to our ratio by dividing it with the unrounded amount of Kool-Aid in metric tons, this is approximately 467 units of weight of water per unit weight of Kool-Aid. 6 Adding salt If you wanted to know what this would taste like, you can try making a small sample of Ocean water Kool-Aid. According to the Wikipedia entry for "seawater," every kilogram (1000 grams) of water in the average ocean contains 35 grams of salt. If we want to make 2 quarts of water this salty, we need to first convert quarts into something we can measure the salt with, lets say, tablespoons. So how many tablespoons are in a quart? You can use google to convert between untis, and the answer is 64. So there are 128 tablesspoons in our 2 quarts of ocean water, we need 35/1000 of this as salt, so multiply 35/1000 by 384 and we get approx. 4.48 tablespoons. We can easily make this part of our ratio, 460:30:1, without doing much conversion. Simply multiply 467 by .035, which gives us 16.35671... and add it into the ratio, 467:31:16:1 Now the big question is grape... or cherry... It's impossible to do this because there is way too much salt water, so even if you added tons of sugar it still wouldn't be real Kool-Aid. It would be a sweet- n-salty fruity body of water. lawl someone actually calculated it.  Asura.Dameshi said: » Y...Urgh!...You're obsessed with huge packages! /rubs temples Not coming up with anything. You win, Dame...You win.
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Who's not obsessed with huge packages? I mean when you get one, you KNOW it's gotta be something important, like the 60 manga you ordered or the new microwave you got on e-bay or even the boxes of legos you got for dirt cheap on amazon.
What's so bad about being obsessed with huge packages? Cerberus.Kalyna said: » Who's not obsessed with huge packages? I mean when you get one, you KNOW it's gotta be something important, like the 60 manga you ordered or the new microwave you got on e-bay or even the boxes of legos you got for dirt cheap on amazon. What's so bad about being obsessed with huge packages? Okay...So, there's a guy in his fifties that I work with who, for some ungodly reason, likes to have his morning bathroom time at the office. Unfortunately, you have to pass the restrooms to get to the kitchen, so the receptionist bought one of those wall mounted Air Wick things to put in front of the men's restroom door to offset the hot garbage and carcass smell that flows from the men's restroom in the morning. Awesome idea until that damn thing goes off as I pass and spooks me like a bunny! Blueberry yogurt on my white shirt!
That's what you get for wearing white after Labor Day!
Or whatever that fashion trend is. I don't follow trends, I'm a rebel. /comfort Zah
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lol'd
am I the only person that was talking about ...
actually nevermind >.> <.< SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO STATUES?!? Asura.Dameshi said: » That's what you get for wearing white after Labor Day! Or whatever that fashion trend is. I don't follow trends, I'm a rebel. /comfort Zah  so if aliens who love kool-aid one day claim our planet, can we torture the guy who gave them the math first?
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please make it midnight again so i can go back to sleep
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Better yet, make it 10:00 PM for some nice, long, satisfying sleep!
Better yet, make it 6PM so I can be playing GW2
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