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[LilianaUwU]

Bridges ► Las Vegas 'temporary'

[Big John]

(travel) Most difficult count

[kphoger]

Most difficult count

Count from e to π using skip counting.

[Big John]

Most difficult count

Count from e to π using skip counting.

You're being irrational. 3 is the only integer between them.

[kphoger]

that's what makes it so difficult

[freebrickproductions]

But it is a magic number.

Anyways...
Bridges ► Dating

[kphoger]

Canada edition!

Canada ► Al (Al?  Al who?)
Canada ► New border (with Mexico)
Canada ► Ontario: Diagram (except the OP is actually a chart instead)
Canada ► Bilingual Sig (should this be required for Canadian forum members?)
Canada ► Does Canada need a comprehensive limit (yes:  the value of your car)
Canada ► Westbound Ho (last seen hitchhiking from the ONroute at km-762 on the 401)
Canada ► Signs Honouring Cult (specifically, the Ant Hill Kids)
Canada ► Trans Lab (gender affirming care for my retriever)
Canada ► Overhead Sign Blowing (like glass blowing, but even more difficult)
Canada ► 401 doesn't begin (nor does it end:  it simply is)
Canada ► Quebec's exit (the separatists win)
Canada ► Blacks (so, so racist...)
Canada ► Finally...a Car (it took long enough)
Canada ► 'Hidden' Trunk (best way to transport... stuff... across the border)
Canada ► A 'Gulf' (the Gulf of America is renamed the Gulf of Canada)

[Scott5114]

"Iowa DOT shuts down". Damn, these government cutbacks are getting rough.

[kphoger]

Canada ► Signs Honouring Cult (specifically, the Ant Hill Kids)

Sorry, I missed an opportunity there.  It should have said this:

Canada ► Signs Honouring Cult (Buc-ee's billboards spotted north of the border)

[Scott5114]

"How many (and which) airports have you passed", just wave as you drive by
"What is the largest city", depends on how you count it but most people would say Tokyo
"No more new pen", lost it right after I bought it

[Takumi]

Anyone want these?

[kurumi]

In Off Topic > Pooing etc. is Cool:
► Farthest latitude and longitude you've been to

[Scott5114]

"New book covering", remember when your parents would make book covers out of paper grocery sacks for hardback books that didn't come with them?

[kphoger]

"New book covering", remember when your parents would make book covers out of paper grocery sacks for hardback books that didn't come with them?

My sister did that for her high school textbooks, then she'd color them artistically with markers.

[Big John]

"New book covering", remember when your parents would make book covers out of paper grocery sacks for hardback books that didn't come with them?

Had to do that for school textbooks.

[vdeane]

"New book covering", remember when your parents would make book covers out of paper grocery sacks for hardback books that didn't come with them?

My sister did that for her high school textbooks, then she'd color them artistically with markers.

I remember one time a teacher made us do that for our textbooks as a homework assignment.  I thought the whole thing was stupid.

[Big John]

END signs - You completed the internet.

[Scott5114]

"New book covering", remember when your parents would make book covers out of paper grocery sacks for hardback books that didn't come with them?

Had to do that for school textbooks.

I had a teacher that required that in high school, but it was far into my school career that neither I nor my parents were in any mood to be artsy, so we just bought some made out of spandex that we found at the store.

[Max Rockatansky]

"New book covering", remember when your parents would make book covers out of paper grocery sacks for hardback books that didn't come with them?

Had to do that for school textbooks.

I had a teacher that required that in high school, but it was far into my school career that neither I nor my parents were in any mood to be artsy, so we just bought some made out of spandex that we found at the store.

I recall that the use of paper bags was taboo among the student populace.  It was taken as an indication that your family was poor if they didn't give you vinyl.

[freebrickproductions]

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Hey, nothing says the truncation has to come from the end.

[kphoger]

"New book covering", remember when your parents would make book covers out of paper grocery sacks for hardback books that didn't come with them?

My sister did that for her high school textbooks, then she'd color them artistically with markers.

FWIW, I don't think any of my sister's teachers required that she do this.  Granted, she's six years older than me, but it was a small town, and I don't remember seeing anyone else in town with textbooks covered in brown paper, nor did any of the teachers require it when I got to high school.  I think she just did it to be different.

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