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Who does the 1st Base system work etc?

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1st base system?

Binary arithmetic? :confused:

1st base system?

Binary arithmetic? :confused:

Binary is base two

I think the guy is talking about baseball :tard:

Who does the 1st Base system work etc?

Simple: all your base are belong to Refused Party Program.

Binary is base two

I think the guy is talking about baseball :tard:

Binary is the "first" number base system. :tard:

Binary is the "first" number base system. :tard:

bi·na·ry adj.

1. Characterized by or consisting of two parts or components; twofold.
2. Of or relating to a system of numeration having 2 as its base.
3. Chemistry. Consisting of or containing only molecules consisting of two kinds of atoms.
4. Of or employing two comparatively nontoxic chemicals that combine to produce a deadly poison: binary weapons; a binary nerve gas.
5. Music. Having two sections or subjects.

2. Of or relating to a system of numeration having 2 as its base.

meaning base two

:double tard: :)

Who does the 1st Base system work etc?
Stay of the drugs.

Who does the 1st Base system work etc?
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that he's asking about "Getting to 1st base with a girl", "getting to second base with a girl", etc.

I don't know about outside the United States, but in the USA, it's somewhat common among male adolescents to describe how a date went using baseball metaphors.

That's my best guess, anyway.

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I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that he's asking about "Getting to 1st base with a girl", "getting to second base with a girl", etc.

I don't know about outside the United States, but in the USA, it's somewhat common among male adolescents to describe how a date went using baseball metaphors.

That's my best guess, anyway.

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Thats what I was thinking.....

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that he's asking about "Getting to 1st base with a girl", "getting to second base with a girl", etc.

I don't know about outside the United States, but in the USA, it's somewhat common among male adolescents to describe how a date went using baseball metaphors.

That's my best guess, anyway.

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So something like:

Well to me and my mates, when were at high school, it meant

1st Base: Getting off with her

2nd Base: Getting to play with the upper half of her body ;)

3rd Base: Getting to play with the lower half of her body ;)

4th Base: Going all the way :D (and for all concerned never happened) :(


Would make it less vague right? ;)

Well in that case, phrases like:

"Did it hurt?... When you fell out of heaven?" (Will Smith, I think)

or

"Girl, your feet must be tired, cause you were running trough my head ALL day!" (Will Smith, just love that guy)

DON't use them!

So something like:

Well to me and my mates, when were at high school, it meant

1st Base: Getting off with her

2nd Base: Getting to play with the upper half of her body ;)

3rd Base: Getting to play with the lower half of her body ;)

4th Base: Going all the way :D (and for all concerned never happened) :(


Would make it less vague right? ;)
the system around my town was:

1st = making out
2nd base = groping a girl's bozoms.
3rd = oral or manual sex (with partner)
"home run" = genital sex.

the system around my town was:

1st = making out
2nd base = groping a girl's bozoms.
3rd = oral or manual sex (with partner)
"home run" = genital sex.

oh yeah the home run thing...*remembers american pie*....*shudders*

So something like:

Well to me and my mates, when were at high school, it meant

1st Base: Getting off with her

2nd Base: Getting to play with the upper half of her body ;)

3rd Base: Getting to play with the lower half of her body ;)

4th Base: Going all the way :D (and for all concerned never happened) :(


Would make it less vague right? ;)

Yeah, except there's no fourth base.. crossing home plate would be a home run, which I never had the good fortune to 'hit' either. :p

Yeah, except there's no fourth base.. crossing home plate would be a home run, which I never had the good fortune to 'hit' either. :p

Okay okay!!!! so we had fourth base caus we play rounders and not baseball!!!! :p :D :D

bi·na·ry adj.

1. Characterized by or consisting of two parts or components; twofold.
2. Of or relating to a system of numeration having 2 as its base.
3. Chemistry. Consisting of or containing only molecules consisting of two kinds of atoms.
4. Of or employing two comparatively nontoxic chemicals that combine to produce a deadly poison: binary weapons; a binary nerve gas.
5. Music. Having two sections or subjects.

2. Of or relating to a system of numeration having 2 as its base.

meaning base two

:double tard: :)

well duh but show me a base one number system.

:tripletard:

well duh but show me a base one number system.

:tripletard:

Well I was gonna post a pic of someone giving the finger but I'd prob get banned for that so did a search for base 1 number systems for the hell of it....

http://www.dwheeler.com/essays/bases.html

Base 1
Base 1 has some interesting properties; each position is raised to the power of one. If we only get one symbol, and declare it to be "0" (with the value zero), the only value you can represent is zero. We could cheat a little bit, and declare that the one symbol we get is "1" (with the value of one); this way "1" represents one, "11" represents two, and so on. It's basically like using scratch marks on a wall, but you don't get to group them. There's the problem of being able to represent zero, but by cheating further we could declare that an empty area (with no marks) represents zero. Alternatively, you could say that you can't represent zero with this number system, instead you have to represent zero through arithmetic (e.g., ``1-1''). Note that the decimal point is irrelevant; "11", "1.1", and ".11" all have the same value (two) in base 1. You can still use fractions to represent numbers other than whole numbers: "1/11" is one half, "11/111" is two-thirds, and so on.

You could even cheat further by using two symbols ("0" and "1" standing for zero and one), but this kind of cheating wouldn't help you. Since one to any power is still only one, adding zeros as a placeholder won't help you. For example, "10", "100", and "1000" would all have the same value (one).

:quad tard:

Well I was gonna post a pic of someone giving the finger but I'd prob get banned for that so did a search for base 1 number systems for the hell of it....

http://www.dwheeler.com/essays/bases.html


Fascinating.. :kills self:

Well I was gonna post a pic of someone giving the finger but I'd prob get banned for that so did a search for base 1 number systems for the hell of it....

http://www.dwheeler.com/essays/bases.html

Base 1
Base 1 has some interesting properties; each position is raised to the power of one. If we only get one symbol, and declare it to be "0" (with the value zero), the only value you can represent is zero. We could cheat a little bit, and declare that the one symbol we get is "1" (with the value of one); this way "1" represents one, "11" represents two, and so on. It's basically like using scratch marks on a wall, but you don't get to group them. There's the problem of being able to represent zero, but by cheating further we could declare that an empty area (with no marks) represents zero. Alternatively, you could say that you can't represent zero with this number system, instead you have to represent zero through arithmetic (e.g., ``1-1''). Note that the decimal point is irrelevant; "11", "1.1", and ".11" all have the same value (two) in base 1. You can still use fractions to represent numbers other than whole numbers: "1/11" is one half, "11/111" is two-thirds, and so on.

You could even cheat further by using two symbols ("0" and "1" standing for zero and one), but this kind of cheating wouldn't help you. Since one to any power is still only one, adding zeros as a placeholder won't help you. For example, "10", "100", and "1000" would all have the same value (one).

:quad tard:

when the universe implodes it might be useful. :confused:

All your base are belong to us.

Well I was gonna post a pic of someone giving the finger but I'd prob get banned for that so did a search for base 1 number systems for the hell of it....

http://www.dwheeler.com/essays/bases.html

Base 1
Base 1 has some interesting properties; each position is raised to the power of one. If we only get one symbol, and declare it to be "0" (with the value zero), the only value you can represent is zero. We could cheat a little bit, and declare that the one symbol we get is "1" (with the value of one); this way "1" represents one, "11" represents two, and so on. It's basically like using scratch marks on a wall, but you don't get to group them. There's the problem of being able to represent zero, but by cheating further we could declare that an empty area (with no marks) represents zero. Alternatively, you could say that you can't represent zero with this number system, instead you have to represent zero through arithmetic (e.g., ``1-1''). Note that the decimal point is irrelevant; "11", "1.1", and ".11" all have the same value (two) in base 1. You can still use fractions to represent numbers other than whole numbers: "1/11" is one half, "11/111" is two-thirds, and so on.

You could even cheat further by using two symbols ("0" and "1" standing for zero and one), but this kind of cheating wouldn't help you. Since one to any power is still only one, adding zeros as a placeholder won't help you. For example, "10", "100", and "1000" would all have the same value (one).

:quad tard:

I can't really agree that this is a valid system. The guy readily admits he is "cheating" in order to make it work. Even using a system of 1=1, 11=2, 111=3, etc, you kind of need to accept that there are unwritten leading 0's - (Declaring the empty area to be zero is the same as writing "0", IMHO.)

So something like:

Well to me and my mates, when were at high school, it meant

1st Base: Getting off with her

2nd Base: Getting to play with the upper half of her body ;)

3rd Base: Getting to play with the lower half of her body ;)

4th Base: Going all the way :D (and for all concerned never happened) :(


Would make it less vague right? ;)
Hi five for you thanks

All your base are belong to us.
HA HA heard that

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that he's asking about "Getting to 1st base with a girl", "getting to second base with a girl", etc.

I don't know about outside the United States, but in the USA, it's somewhat common among male adolescents to describe how a date went using baseball metaphors.

That's my best guess, anyway.

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Yep of course your right your a MOd im surprised you didnt help :(

Hmm. I always thought it was:

1st: Kissing with, w/o tongue, light petting :)
2nd:Heavy Petting (can go either way, not just boobs. And anypart of the body. :D )
3rd: oral goodness. :D :D
home run: is, obviously, fucking. and the most fun you can have without 4 monkeys involved. Or with 4 monkeys, if you're into that. :D :D :D :D

when the universe implodes it might be useful. :confused:
Actualy it is used to a point in CPU creation improvements (just general idea's on how to improve performance in representation) theoredicaly alows storage compression farther then base2 so that you can get more into both the buffer and in your individual word size (postentialy doubling data in individual word size)

I can't really agree that this is a valid system. The guy readily admits he is "cheating" in order to make it work. Even using a system of 1=1, 11=2, 111=3, etc, you kind of need to accept that there are unwritten leading 0's - (Declaring the empty area to be zero is the same as writing "0", IMHO.)

Well its not really meant to be serious...well I'm not...but I would mention that nothing was in existance before the value of zero was introduced ...

(I've proabably said this quite badly...)

All your base are belong to us.
You have no chance to survive make your time?

That doesn't sound too appealing with this sort of base.
:D

Yep of course your right your a MOd im surprised you didnt help :(
I'm sorry if I came across as harsh, but with all due respect,
If nobody knows what you're talking about, then nobody can help you.
I only recognized the metaphors. I didn't know their detailed meanings. That is, I knew that the more intimate you're being with your date, the more "bases" you get, but I didn't know how intimate first base is, how intimate second base is, etc. In other words, I understood the question and clarified the question for you, but I didn't know the answer.

--The Democratic States of Cogitation
"Think about it for a moment."

1st Base: Clubbing a girl on the head and dragging her back to your cave.
2nd Base: Clubbing a girl 2 times on the head and dragging her back to your cave.
3rd Base: Clubbing a girl 3 times on the head and dragging her back to your cave.
Home Run: Meanwhile, back at your cave...

Yeah, except there's no fourth base.. crossing home plate would be a home run, which I never had the good fortune to 'hit' either. :p
Not necasarily if she stops the play in the infield then you continue latter then surely youd have run into 4th base.


which I never had the good fortune to 'hit' either. :p
Ive never been a a starter either almost made it to the bull pen. :p
I couldve said iwas stuck in the minors but that would be sick.HE HE

the system around my town was:

1st = making out
2nd base = groping a girl's bozoms.
3rd = oral or manual sex (with partner)
"home run" = genital sex.

Does that mean 5th base would be..... never mind

I'm sorry if I came across as harsh, but with all due respect,
If nobody knows what you're talking about, then nobody can help you.
."
Yes i was genuinely sad iknow the difference between :( and :rolleyes: sorry.
Thats absolutly right not only did i not explain what i was going after but my spelling was atrocious.It led to the mini Flame war.
I only recognized the metaphors. I didn't know their detailed meanings. That is, I knew that the more intimate you're being with your date, the more "bases" you get, but I didn't know how intimate first base is, how intimate second base is, etc. In other words, I understood the question and clarified the question for you, but I didn't know the answer.

--The Democratic States of Cogitation
"Think about it for a moment."
At least you gave it a go have a "We Love Harlesburg" T-Shirt.
Thanks for Moderating someone has to. :p

You have no chance to survive make your time?

That doesn't sound too appealing with this sort of base.
:D

Depends on your partner. ;)

So something like:

Well to me and my mates, when were at high school, it meant

1st Base: Getting off with her

2nd Base: Getting to play with the upper half of her body ;)

3rd Base: Getting to play with the lower half of her body ;)

4th Base: Going all the way :D (and for all concerned never happened) :(


Would make it less vague right? ;)

Not what we always used...

1st Holding hands
2nd Kiss, some more kissing
3rd Mucho kissing, petting
Home run All the way