Zebra cakes also have a yummy taste.

Zebra cakes also have a yummy taste.

 

Are they made with real zebras?

Bona Fide.

Classification of zebras is interesting, with three extant species of monophyletic origins (DNA-confirmed) split into two distinct subgenera within the genus Equus which also contains the horses and asses.

 

I said asses. heh. . . heh. . .

Zebra cakes also have a yummy taste.

 

Dumbest thing we had to do to get around chanting against the refs at our high school basketball games.

 

"Zebra cakes! Zebra cakes! Zebra cakes!"

Equus zebra is simple enough to remember for mountain zebras, but Equus quagga (plains zebra) and Equus grevyi (Grévy's zebra) don't stick in my head and I always have to look them up.

FlaSoxxJim is a wealth of useless knowledge. Well, useless to 95% of the world, anyway.

gee, only 95% . . .

Heh, more like the third standard deviation, versus the second...

I think we have taken nerding to a new high

Just a minute here...

Heh, more like the third standard deviation, versus the second...

 

Kurtosis, being based on the size of the tails of a distribution, would in that case indicate I am not platykurtic but rather leptokurtic. In other words, you're saying I'm waayy out there, eh?

lucky for me I paid attention in stats class

My girl was Type 2 and I was Type 1. And where' I'd found significance, she had seen none.

She'll say we tried, but our theories were nullified.

Now She'll change her design and move on.

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Only statistics song I ever wrote.

PS don't write another!

Quite a small fan base for Stat Metal, it turns out.

Really? Hopefully you didn't take a marketing class to figure that one out...

should get a government grant to explore the cancer fighting ability of stat metal

Turmeric is known to fight cancer.

Edited October 29, 200916 yr by BigSqwert

useless security guards at my old campus.

useless security guards at my old campus.

Very interesting double post.

We may be running out of original things to say.