FoxTrot by Bill Amend for September 20, 2009
September 13, 2009
September 27, 2009
Transcript:
Peter: Hold the ball so I can practice placekicking. Jason: What angle should I hold it at? 45 degrees? 60 degrees? Peter: Sixty's about right. Jason: Actually, mind if I use radians? I'm more comfortable with those. Peter: Whatever. Jason: Ok, ?/3 radians. Be right back. Peter: Where are you going?! Jason: To get a protractor. Paige: I thought you were playing with Peter. Jason: Oh, I AM. Trust me.
Rakkav over 15 years ago
Careful, Jason - Peter may punt your radian out of sheer frustration.
Edit:: Yes, I know, Gweedo, but I was so tired last night when I wrote the above that I was doing well to remember my own name.
Dkram over 15 years ago
Hey Jason, just do like Lucy and pull the ball away.
Lyons Group, Inc. over 15 years ago
This is the reason why geeks never play sports…except for fantisy sports.
Yukoneric over 15 years ago
Mind games
Comic-Nut over 15 years ago
Yukoneric has it right. LoL
Templo S.U.D. over 15 years ago
Okay… this has to be stupider than Lucy van Pelt pulling the ball away from Charlie Brown.
How much is π/3 anyway? I never learned that kind of geomentry before. I just know that 90° is a right angle, less than 90° is an acute, more than 90° is an obtuse, 180° is a straight line and 360° is a complete circle.
Ray_C over 15 years ago
pi radians equals 180 degrees. So pi/3 would be sixty degrees. Radians are a more “natural” angle measure than degrees, which are more convenient for everyday angle measurement. 180 degrees is a semicircle, not a straight line, although I do understand what you are saying.
JesseUWG over 15 years ago
1+1=2… I think.
Me_Again over 14 years ago
I’m actually more comfortable with degrees, myself.
cruncher3 over 14 years ago
numbers make brain go boom
poromeat over 5 years ago
yea. you nerd!