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Is an old mathematician past his prime?
Update:
@ David - And isn't square
@ BK - The ointment should help
@ CT - that's a prime example of a good answer
@ Pronk - That may be an unknown quantity
Update 2:
@ LB - His days are numbered.
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- PronkLv 71 month agoFavourite answer
I keep telling a retired algebra teacher,
“Y be lonely?Look for a new wife..Your
X aint comen’ back!”
- Laughing BOYLv 71 month ago
The Count has BEEN around a LONG LONG time....... But the ONE thing YOU can't "COUNT" on from HIM is a HIGH FIVE due to his PUPPET hands.......😂😂😂😂
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- ?Lv 61 month ago
Uh oh, 67th birthday coming up?
Now they come fast and furious; 71, 73, 79, 83. 89...
I think he's just reaching his prime, but he may be losing his powers.
Source(s): 81 is probably his last one.
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