What is the mathematical description of the treshold point at which any old generic FAIL suddenly becomes Epic FAIL? Is there a similar curve (EWRC) for WIN?
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Frank Noschese is a physics teacher and a blogger (and frequent commenter on Dot Physics). And I nominate Frank as the new librarian of videos that can be analyzed for realness or fakeness. Or, as Frank calls them Win-Fail Physics. Note that I sort of changed his theme a little - sorry Frank.…
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I'm not sure, but I do know that the insufficient supply of sandwiches last week bordered on epic fail, at least for those of us who were behind the raging horde of teenage boys.
Hmmmm, according to the definition, the high-schoolers pwned us. But we pwned them later when they did not come to the BBQ.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHahahahaha!!*&(^%$ This is awesome!!! FTW!
hahahahahhaha...makes me kinda miss online gaming...