Showing posts with label quiz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quiz. Show all posts

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Thursday is WTF day

POP QUIZ:

Question:


a) No
b) No
c) At the hypothetical asymptotic limits of the Irony function f i (x) as x-->∞ there may exist an infinitesimally small interval for which (Xa, Xb) = (Xa < "maybe" < Xb) is true No
d) I give up

But don't sweat the quiz too much, guys. Everything will be okay because you can upload an MP3 and this website will add Christopher Walken samples and cowbell to it. Here is Bookends by Simon & Garfunkel with 21% Cowbell factor and 72% Walken factor:


Make your own at MoreCowbell.dj


Answer: wait, I hadn't finished answering the question yet

Sunday, September 7, 2008

QUIZ TIME

This week's quiz is a special survival skillz essay quiz. Bac-Log is all about being prepared.



Responses should be 100-250 words. NO CHEATING, OK!

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

...

I just can't think of anything to say about this. My words are too rough and unlovely for such high matters as this.

POP QUIZ: This is the most amazing piece of visual composition of all time [True/False]:

a) True
b) True
c) True
d) True

[answer: "c"]

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

NEW FEATURE: Quiz

Here is a quiz for you, dear readers. You may think of it as a poll but with less work required to participate.

1.) On a scale of "1" to "I wish I was dead", how fucked up is this couch:

a) 2
b) cabbage
c) where did you put the rest of the internet? I want to go there instead.
d) eyeball gouge
e) FUZZY
f) I ate paste

2.) This couch is better than the tiger couch (T/F):a) True - I love cross-eyed, hump-backed, scary-ass dog couches. With chains.
b) False - I wish I was dead. Or whoever made this couch was dead. Dead before they made this couch.
c) Ice cream

3. With the option of a $400k, 30-year-fixed loan at 5.75% with 0 points or 5.5% with 0.965 points ($3860), considering that the tax deduction on points only applies in the first year of the loan as opposed to the perpetual tax deduction on the additional interest from the higher rate, and the alternate savings rate is currently only around 3% but with possible upward movement even over a short time-horizon, at what point do the benefits of the lower rate outweigh the initial cash outlay required to purchase the points (assuming a 28% tax bracket)?

a) True
b) Do you think they have a polar bear couch? Or a buffalo couch?
c) chk chk chk chk [tank motion] chk chk chk chk
d) 4.168 years
e) Half-man on a skateboard

Answers will be posted at a later date, but feel free to leave your ideas in the comments.