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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

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heres a few if only she wasn’t tatted up 😬View attachment 8204966View attachment 8204967
Fuck those things are ugly. Is it a car, truck, minivan, SUV, Jeep, bronco, lego car, box trailer? What is it? I saw one today and chuckled. I noticed they are always driven by women, or very "pretty" men.

Its like an ugly girl that just plasters her face with makeup. You know its ugly as fuck, and the symbol on the front, just cant fix it.

Sorry, just my opinion.
 
oops, I’m off. The TI-30 was the standard NNPS calculator. What we has in High School in the 70s was the SR-51a.

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Enter 69 factorial … 69[!x] and watch it think for like 15 seconds or something. Was the longest function we ever came up with.


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Had one of these baby’s in Nuclear Power School in Orlando.
Do you recall the price of the TI? I don't remember the 1973 model but it seems like it was $600. I may not be correct, just was a helluva lot of money at that time. The first time myself and a bunch of my friends got ahold of one we spent all afternoon in a bar in Austin Tx trying to stump it, checking every calculation on paper to "check" it. Did it until we killed the batteries.
 
Do you recall the price of the TI? I don't remember the 1973 model but it seems like it was $600. I may not be correct, just was a helluva lot of money at that time. The first time myself and a bunch of my friends got ahold of one we spent all afternoon in a bar in Austin Tx trying to stump it, checking every calculation on paper to "check" it. Did it until we killed the batteries.
The TI-30s were not expensive by the early 80s, around ‘82 the newest ones had dropped the red LED for an LCD and they had gotten flat as opposed to the wedge shape of the one in the pic.
The SRs were pricey in the mid 70s, but I don’t recall the $$. They were the first, but it wasn’t long before there were way cheaper models available, and they had longer battery life because they lost the LEDs for LCD displays.