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If you need help, address any topic to me and if I can help, I will!  No case denied!  No cost or obligation!  Just have problems you need help with and I'll help you to the best of my ability!  Tarot readings done (with special Yu-Gi-Oh!  Starter Decks, courtesy of Upper Deck Entertainment and [Redacted]'s 15th birthday birthday money) with great accuracy and dreams interpreted to a nearly perfect extent!  And here's our first caller!  Your name is...?

Hi [Redacted].

Why in the smurf Yu-Gi-Oh is so popular? I understand pokemon but Yu? And you buy it?

Well, Mr. Lionheart, your answer is simple: people have moved on from little blue dwarves to masterfully designed Japanese Anime Saturday Morning Kids' Shows. Yu-Gi-Oh! happens to be one of the more popular series between higher aged pre-teens and teens alike. However, it is still a far cry from the popularity of Dragon Ball Z and others. So far, the most popular has been Pokemon and Dragon Ball Z. The former is more popular with the young ones and the latter with the teens and Anime fans in general. I believe that answers your question. And only Cloud, Romku and Takaros knew I bought Yu-Gi and Kaiba Starter Decks with my birthday money, how did you know? Is there an information leak somewhere? Hmmmm... ... ...

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I guess it's the fact that the monsters come out of the cards that make it so popular. It could also be the fact that the TCG industry is rapidly becoming the biggest industry of all time. Even video games will eventually fall to the addictive card games. It's just a matter of a few hundred years after they come out with the realease of 19832354-bit PS734639, then Yu-Gi-Oh! 2503 edition comes out and conquers the TCG and Video Gaming markets. It also has the most playable sets of rules. I'll send you my spare rule book. Just give me your address...

(PM me your address if necessary)

...then I'll get that to you. Compare that with other modern TCG's and you'll find that Yu-Gi-Oh!'s isn't that hard to follow. Basically all the rules are adapted from the TV show and makes it seem like the real deal. Whereas, the DBZ CCG is not as muched focused on the shows events as it is the individual characters. I have that too and I still don't get all the rules. So weigh the balance here:

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As you may be able to tell from my poorly drawn ASCII scale, Yu-Gi-Oh! has the favor here. It's wider variety or cards, strictly based on the TV show, and realistic decks in comparison to the TV show gives it the edge over DBZ. Clearly, you should go for YGO, but if you feel better playing the DBZ CCG, then you can go right ahead. Just don't say I didn't warn you!

Next caller...

OO OOO, I have a question!

what is the length of the curve when:

y=1/3(x^2+2)^3/2 when 0<=x<=1


I JUst dont get it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Guest Helper: Shajde!

Hmm, well, I tend to work with lines more than curves, so I don't know how much I can help...

x=0 x=1

y=1/3(0^2+2)^3/2 y=1/3(1^2+2)^3/2
y=1/3(2)^3/2 y=1/3(3)^3/2
y=1/3(8)/2 y=1/3(27)/2
y=(8/3)/2 y=9/2
y=4/3

y=4/3 when x=0; y=9/2 when x=1; (0,4/3),(1,9/2)

Distance from 0 to 1 = 1
Distance from 4/3 to 9/2 = ?

9/2-->27/6; 4/3-->8/6
27/6 - 8/6 = 19/6

Dist. from 4/3 to 9/2 = 19/6

Hmm, not sure how to find the length from there though, heh...hell, some of that's probably extraneous information anyway. *shrugs* Math isn't my best thing, but I had to give it a shot, lol.

Hey hey, If you need help with differentiating or finding the derviative at a point. I am your man!

actually Shadje ur way off, i know the how to do the problem (gotta use the arc length formula, too hard to type it, to many square roots and integrals and blah) but i wanted to see if hero knows it

For that one, I can only answer a question with a question: why are you in college, Yed? I'm only in Algebra III/IV and you expect me to answer that? Heck, Shajde didn't even get it right! Next caller...

Why does Adult swim on Cartoon network still have edited anime?! =/

Because America sucks.

No, really! What they do is they take the anime, import it, and then go through each episode for content, then they edit it so that America's viewers don't protest. If you ever go to Japan, never get a flight home. Instead, have your parents visit you. There are many reasons for that: A) unedited anime and manga, B) it's beautiful over there, C) you can get every single video game ever made, unedited, and D) you can get ALL the unedited versions of Final Fantasy plus any unreleased versions in America. I'm sure what you are looking for is either A) the cuss words, B) the extra scenes, or C) all edited out sex scenes or nudity scenes. If anyone knows what "hentai" is, they deserve a cookie, because if you go to Japan, you might get some of that. Only there, it's legal for minors to watch, rent, etc. You can either get it or not, it's entirely up to you, but I suggest for those of you with girlfriends or boyfriends to avoid hentai at most costs. The exception is if your G/f/, B/f wants to watch it with you. A good one, I learned through research of the topic, is Little Blue Girl or something like that. If you seriously want "hentai," I would recommend that movie. I have never seen it, but like I said, through research, I have found that out.

There's your answer! Next caller...

(OOC: On a side note, self-proclaimed psychic John Edwards made an appearance in Omaha last week. It was sold out before I could get any tickets, so maybe next time. If anyone is interested in being on John Edwards, and if you allow it, would you PLEASE take me? I have a desire to talk with my grandfather one last time. He died when I was only five, so it's been ten years. I'd really appreciate it! Thank you!

WHats a Codon?
Who succeeded King David?
WHat is the Slippery Slope Fallacy?
What is the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus?
And Finally,

what does this produce as output?

#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
#include "prompt.h"


void Alphabetical(string & first, string & last, string word, int counter2)
{

1. Three nucleotides (wild guess, because we were supposed to learn about that in my Biology class, but we didn't get to it.)
2. FieRcE YeD, of course! Long live King YeD!
3. Who cares?
4. God
5. finalfantasyfanatic.com

Next caller...

How Does one create feces?