The March 2011 Review Day Review (now with graphs!)

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Ranger Hawk wrote:
Nate wrote:Pat Buchanan References: 0


I shall have to remember this next month. (:

This.
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:lol: I did one of those Schadenfreude's. I also wanted to use Fahrvergnügen, but I couldn't do it and still make sense. :P
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Snoink wrote:Nate, what's the R-squared value of that line if you do a linear correlation?
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Now, just take the b values and...
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Ranger Hawk wrote:
Nate wrote:Pat Buchanan References: 0


I shall have to remember this next month. (:


Me too XD




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JabberHut did the last review


YES. I was worried I was a second late. Totally made my day. xD

I sure hope silence doesn't fall on 26062011...
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Nate wrote: ado, here are the statistics:

Number of I coming before E: 2708
Number of Semi-colons: 2073

Hmm, those aren't random at all. ^-^

Nate wrote:Number of Schadenfreude: 2
Number of Fahrvergnügen: 1
Pat Buchanan References: 0


Bahahah. That made my day xD
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SweetMoments wrote:I missed out being in the top whatever it is by one review :'(


Even more of a reason why you should totally pwn next month.


Yes, I think I shall. Lets say I'll do 25 next time.
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