IdioticBaka1824

The function is that plus 1.

Yep, f(x)=1+x^3. In hindsight, it looks obvious. A few hours later when I was trying to sleep it suddenly hit me. Thanks a lot for guiding me through.

No probs.

not really haiku
second line has too much words
you'll get it next time

"What's on the tv?"
"Dust."

Oh, nice one!

I can do more for both myself and others if I stay open and interacting. I can do a lot worse, too, but that’s the risk with anything worthwhile.

I've always tended to avoid anything risky, but you seem to be doing a great job. I feel inspired. Thanks, and good luck with everything.

I slip up often, but it’s no reason not to try. Good luck to you, too~

Happy birthday! Who's CSTF!!

the Cave Story Tribute Site Forums!

Who's is a Cave Story Tribute Site Forums!

I found curly as a snail
http://doukutsu.rdy.jp/stored/up1705.png

good find

thanks

Xemous-san, to my weeaboo grade knowledge, you are not using Japanese honorifics correctly, you baka.

Xemous Kun, go think about what you've done and adopt a cat from whatever IdioticBaka1824 is talking about.

Apparently you guide a cat around puzzles before time runs out.

baka delivering the cold stone-faced truth for all you tryhards out there

Oh, okay, that makes sense. Thanks.
ElecMaw, I didn't really get what you meant there, do you mind explaining?

Elec is making a small jest, describing you as the deliverer of a long-overlooked truth to the challenge players of the forums. That's as well as I can break it down, anyway.

There was a value-based question about how someone donated money and books to a poor children's school in amounts that could be represented by the zeroes of a certain quadratic polynomial. But when I tried solving the polynomial, [i]the roots turned out to be complex.[/i] (Later it cancelled out, but it certainly was amusing!)

How amazingly generous

okay

this is impossible

...what part?

nah, it's definitely possible
there are probably only like, 4 people who use it

I made sure the XML wouldn't do anything, it would be against the point if it were invisible

Oh, right, that makes sense. But what was it supposed to look like? I didn't quite get it.

The point was to specify that I was making an information request relating to Steins;Gate.
Also to imply that I have some form of template system for information requests(which I don't <em class='bbc'>yet</em>... *adds to neverending TODO list*.)

A: <div class='bbc_spoiler'>
<span class='spoiler_title'>Spoiler</span> <input type='button' class='bbc_spoiler_show' value='Show' />
<div class='bbc_spoiler_wrapper'><div class='bbc_spoiler_content' style="display:none;">When the day calls it a day!</div></div>
</div>

That made me smile. ^_^

It has simple rules but it can be pretty tough at times, like you have to look ahead a few steps and plan a lot before you play. You should probably try it out.

Oh, I see. I've always been kind of awful at strategic games that require planning ahead, but I guess I'll give it a try all the same! ^_^;

Good luck, hope you have fun!

Happy birthday Pixel, may the games be with you.

Last day of school is the best day of school! It's so exciting to finally be free of teachers so you can study at home unbridled.

My summer is from mid-june to early August.....it's the shortest summer this year for my school district....thanks Rick Scott.....

That's a bit more than a month, right? I have about the same. Same pinch! <img src='http://www.cavestory.org/forums/public/style_emoticons/default/wink2.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=';)' />

Umm...
What exactly do you think would happen if X said "Good luck" to Y sarcastically, and Y intentionally pretended not to notice, and just cheerfully said 'Thanks' or something like that? What would X feel like, or do next?

That depends
Almost entirely on what kind of people X and Y are
You can't generalize a social interaction and expect all of them to happen the same

Right, I totally forgot about that.

Here you go!
Σ
Always happy to help.

The sum has an infinite amount of terms, and is increased on each (rather than decreased).
Therefore the sum is infinity, unless I'm mistaken on how this works.

Or maybe simple little stuff like Algebra isn't enough to tackle the complicated weirdness of infinity-related stuff?