Now I think I should move to LA; they've a Dork Street down there. See the story:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/04/18/dork.street.ap/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/04/18/dork.street.ap/index.html
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Oh well, I'm a Dork Tower fan, and a Dork myself 
And what's the problem with being a Dork?
You know, there're a lot of closet dorks on these forums. They're really dorks, but they'll never admit it.
It's time for Dorks to come out of the closet too. We'll take over the world :evil:
You know, there're a lot of closet dorks on these forums. They're really dorks, but they'll never admit it.
It's time for Dorks to come out of the closet too. We'll take over the world :evil:
In the light of the new evidence presented by this thread, one must investigate the conditional probability of the chances that Dorks and Geeks are the same!
now let's see, n < 40 , np is not small , s is unknown ,...can we assume a normal distribution curve...hmm...
Yours,
-Elly
now let's see, n < 40 , np is not small , s is unknown ,...can we assume a normal distribution curve...hmm...
Yours,
-Elly
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