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Counting m and ms - September 22, 2009Rating: 4.8/5 (16 votes cast)
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Kids got Pwned. Life lesson Number 3456, geeks can Pwned you, somtimes without even trying.
What would he have said if M&M's were a little bigger?
1320,76389 or 1321, or 1320?
WRONG! There are clearly 22 m&m's in the jar. Geez... :3
@Zylar:
lol, 22 is correct. you win an m&m!
I think he underguessed by 7 m&m's.
There IS 1330 m&ms? Really?
It should be 1337.
Just a joke...
the simple way to know how m&m's are there in it is to count it all ! by making the calculation in ml, % we wont get a confirm answer. like here i can see that there are 22.
the simple way to know how m&m's are there in it is to count it all ! by making the calculation in ml, % we wont get a confirm answer. like here i can see that there are 22.
the simple way to know how m&m's are there in it is to count it all ! by making the calculation in ml, % we wont get a confirm answer. like here i can see that there are 22.
Then there's Adrian Monk's method: Count the boxes in the trash, multiply the number of boxes by the m&ms per box, subtract two dozen that the guy who put them in the jar ate, and you are within about five of the right number...