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Frank and Ernest by Thaves for February 08, 2018
February 07, 2018
February 09, 2018
waycyber about 7 years ago
explanations came to nought
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 7 years ago
“Now how many fingers am I holding up?”
black_knight15_au about 7 years ago
There’s nothing to it…
waycyber about 7 years ago
Before we got zero from Arabia, we had nothing
sandpiper about 7 years ago
His confusion is understandable: Frank showed Ernest a concrete and told him it represented nothing, an abstract. A hard concept to grasp, but not as hard as it used to be, when one studies our current political system
Gtbank about 7 years ago
This is a good one
joefearsnothing about 7 years ago
So the caveman who invented zero didn’t realize that it might be used as a wheel? “What’s a wheel?”
Earnestly Frank about 7 years ago
Nothing is better!
PoodleGroomer about 7 years ago
The first day with an empty food bowl is zero. By the end of the day, your stomach understands. The next day starts the concept of negative numbers.
ChessPirate about 7 years ago
KLUNK!
“That was one klunk on the head.”
WHIFF!
“That was zero klunks on the head.”
“Now, that I understand!”
dwpbike about 7 years ago
if you are going around in circles, are you going anywhere? cue billy preston
Jogger2 about 7 years ago
Something I saw in a history program on TV: In Spain, a Muslim was helping a Christian translate some astronomy texts from Arabic to Spanish. For some words, they didn’t know the Spanish word, so they used the Arabic word, as “azimuth” for example. In reading some digits, the Muslim used “zero.” The Christian asked “How do I write a ‘zero’?” “Draw a hole” was the answer.
braindead Premium Member about 7 years ago
Think of it as the total number of days that ChickenHawks have actually served in the military.
eb110americana about 7 years ago
Just roll with it.
eb110americana about 7 years ago
There’s nothing to it.