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I type with 2 fingers, so quit pickin on me. LOL

I type with 2 fingers, so quit pickin on me. LOL

Well, I even had to look at the keyboard to figure out how far apart the X
and Y are. The only time they ever got that close was in my macroeconomics
class.

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Frank Reid
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On 6/9/05 8:38 AM, in article , "Frank Reid"
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I type with 2 fingers, so quit pickin on me. LOL

Well, I even had to look at the keyboard to figure out how far apart the X
and Y are. The only time they ever got that close was in my macroeconomics
class.

Damn, I thought you were going to mention the gene pool...

Bill

Well, I even had to look at the keyboard to figure out how far apart the X
and Y are. The only time they ever got that close was in my macroeconomics
class.

Hmmm. In my macro class, Y stood for National Income, as in C+I+G=Y,
but I don't remember an X. Perhaps that was the mark your teacher put
on your paper, right next to your answer?

vince

Hmmm. In my macro class, Y stood for National Income, as in C+I+G=Y,
but I don't remember an X. Perhaps that was the mark your teacher put
on your paper, right next to your answer?

Macro, micro, the one with all the X-Y charts.

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On 6/9/05 8:38 AM, in article , "Frank
Reid"
wrote:

I type with 2 fingers, so quit pickin on me. LOL

Well, I even had to look at the keyboard to figure out how far apart the
X
and Y are. The only time they ever got that close was in my
macroeconomics
class.

Damn, I thought you were going to mention the gene pool...

Waxing the thread is no way to get them closer together there.

Wolfgang

Macro, micro, the one with all the X-Y charts.

I guess you're thinking of the "theory of the firm" graphs with curves
representing various costs and revenues. That's micro.

Although this may come as a shock, I actually enjoyed that stuff!! And
sometimes I began to get a dark suspicion that a few of my students
did too!

There's no accounting for taste.

vince

Macro, micro, the one with all the X-Y charts.

I guess you're thinking of the "theory of the firm" graphs with curves
representing various costs and revenues. That's micro.

Although this may come as a shock, I actually enjoyed that stuff!! And
sometimes I began to get a dark suspicion that a few of my students
did too!

There's no accounting for taste.

Supply and demand. Uh, I was very good at it. Then again, my accounting
prof said I should be an accountant as I was a "natural." Of the two, the
micro-econ was funner... (and after using a few sentences that, all my profs
thought I was an idiot savant).
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