I'm 22 near the end of college for my BA, eagerly awaiting to start grad school and get my masters. Think the 20 and 30 brackets tend to be the most common for this forum at least, not necessarily the game in general.
I'm 22 near the end of college for my BA, eagerly awaiting to start grad school and get my masters. Think the 20 and 30 brackets tend to be the most common for this forum at least, not necessarily the game in general.
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41 is nothing! My dad is 55 and plays video games all the time. (Not MMO though, he's not very social).Originally Posted by Oenanthe
When I was in a guild in wow about 4 years ago one of my favourite guildies was like 56 or 57. I think people who play games when they are younger just keep playing them as they get older too.
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My whole family plays them. That's why I've played video games for 20+ years, you start young in my family lol.
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A Russian country that went away, that is where you first must stray. The current year measured in AD, another number you will see. Subtract the smaller of the two, now you have another clue. Take the number divide by two, add a one and you are through.
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Let's see ... Poland was part of the Russian Empire but went away because it was made a separate country after WW1 and has not been part of Russia since 1918.
AD is normally the abbreviation for Anno Domini, and 2012 in AD is 2012.
Subtract the smaller of the two, but there are four digits, but we can split 2012 into two numbers ... 20 and 12. So subtracting the smaller 20-12 = 8.
Then take the number, which I guess is the quotient 8, and we get 8/2 = 4 ... and add 1 to make 4+1= 5.
So you are 5 in Polish.
That's probably not correct is it.
Nope. Obviously you are not good at Polish Notation.
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Actually, the only time I used it was when doing some Lisp as an example of languages a long long time ago, but I did use reverse Polish notation in doing an exercise in school in programming a calculator. I don't think it is used anywhere else. I first saw it in one of my philosophy/mathematics courses.
At least I got Poland right, but the AD is throwing me off and if it is Polish notation I'm still unclear with the operands. I see one is negacja and there would have to be koniunkcja but it's been too long ago and I just don't remember it all.
So how old are you? At least write it out in Polish notation format.
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