Re: Babies, Crocodiles, and Problem Set 5

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Re: Babies, Crocodiles, and Problem Set 5

Posted by Daniel Goroff on October 27, 1999 at 19:47:14:

In Reply to: Re: Babies, Crocodiles, and Problem Set 5 posted by Dave Rosow on October 26, 1999 at 01:12:30:

>>I love the fact that every post to this list is made between 10 pm and 3 am. Does this say something about those of us who read it, mayhaps? :)

Wanted to post something before 10pm. I agree with Matt that there seems to be an extra "not" in the baby problem. I also wanted to agree with him that any of us could, one day, find ourselves doing extra exercises from Wolf. If you do like such puzzles (or if you are studying for a standardized test), Lewis Carroll has a whole book of them called "Pillow Problems."

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>>>>I love the fact that every post to this list is made between 10 pm and 3 am.  Does this say something about those of us who read it, mayhaps? :)

>>Wanted to post something before 10pm.  I agree with Matt that there seems to be an extra "not" in the baby problem.  I also wanted to agree with him that any of us could, one day, find ourselves doing extra exercises from Wolf.  If you do like such puzzles  (or if you are studying for a standardized test), Lewis Carroll has a whole book of them called "Pillow Problems."

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