Poll
Question:
What extra button should a Haven calculator have? Explain what it does.
Option 1:

votes: 1
Option 2:
Gimmie cookie! 
votes: 1
Option 3:
Kool-Aid 
votes: 0
Option 4: self-destruct :raf:
votes: 2
Option 5:
Caffeine/coffee 
votes: 0
Option 6:
SOLVE THIS !@)&!%()%! PROBLEM! 
votes: 2
Option 7:
Number Dance 
votes: 1
Option 8:
Texting/IM 
votes: 0
Option 9:
TSL ! 
votes: 2
Option 10:
LN!...wait... that's already on some calculators. 
votes: 1
Option 11: Other (please specify)
votes: 0
A day late and a dollar short...but the poll is posted...
Now VOTE! ;D
Number DANCE !!!
All the number keys on the calculator dance around in an extravagant, over the top fashion...vibrating in place, rising up on little automated platforms, spinning 360s, leaping from the calculator, landing out of order, leaping until they return to the correct order, and each taking its very own solo dance in the midst of it all..., thus making perfectly clear why the calculator cost you $100.
:suffer:
Results in the calculator giving part but not all of the answer you are trying to solve. :P
self-destruct! :raf:
If it doesn't work at least it will explode or maybe implode. :o
SOLVE THIS !@)&!%()%! PROBLEM! :bomb:
Salves any problem given to it but will but self destruct afterward.
Only to be used in your most desperate hour as they are costly to replace. ;D
One should certainly be able to play TSL on one's calculator. :)
That should actually make for a pretty interesting math lesson. :P
Gives cookies! XD
Quote from: tessspoon on June 04, 2007, 12:27:17 PM
:suffer:
Results in the calculator giving part but not all of the answer you are trying to solve. :P
I fully agree with Tessy. :P
And am I the only one who's greatly amused by there being an LN key? XD
Love the LN key!
But I still went for the TSL button. I can just see it: a black and white version of TSL on a TI-83 Plus...
LN...he's frighteningly good at math. XD