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Show it anywaySurely it should be nearer 25%? :P
#12 maybe, but you can't use phones in school. at least not most schools.
hey, you got the gift of life!
hey, you got the gift of life!
Actually, as the OP said she "got her period" i.e.; started it, the odds would be much lower. If she was regular as clockwork at 28 days per cycle, that would be 13 times a year, which means there would be a 3.6% chance the first day of a period would coincide with her birthday, meaning it happened roughly once every 28 years. Bloody statistics...
I stand corrected, Zeb. :P
wow want a nerd it's a 5 percent differcnce
44 - bloody statisticts...nice pun. 56 - It means she was born. Pregnant women/mothers are giving the gift of life, which she received.
#44 Who cares?
be grateful good graphing calcs are not cheap
43.7% of statistics are made up on the spot
I get my period every birthday.....
135, I'm fourteen and I'd be perfectly happy never to get my period again. I have THE WORST cramps imaginable, but I do want kids someday in the very far future (10+ years at least), so I put up with it. Sucks though.
actually it is interesting I'll bet you do great in school
Be less of a bitch get better presents
If you're into maths/science, a calculator is an extremely useful present. As for the period part, well, you either will get used to it, or you should be by now. Though if you're unlucky enough to get seriously ill each month, then I can understand why you're complaining about that.
Seriously if someone gave me a new graphing calculator I might cry tears of joy. Haha.
Lol I would cry tears of joy too. Seriously Cinn... No.
I would honestly shout like a 5 year old who juat got his favorite action figure, especially if i got a TI-89. That calculator, imo, is beautiful :')
Loewsey, what did I say that merited that 'no'? I never complained about graphing calculators.
u guys must be nerds
What's wrong with nerds? :P
the ti n-spire CAS with touchpad is so epic...
At least you can put games on a graphing calculator... blackjack and tetris make math class a lot more bearable.
So now you can calculate your amplitude! *badumtish*
Graphing calculators aren't exactly cheap. Periods are a part of life. In other words, deal with it..?
put the boobs up, please ma'am.
Happy birthday. You can graph your period and calculate when your heavy and light flow days are. Weeeee! Sorry, I know it can suck for some. My sister used to get migraines with her period.
why do u kno that?!
Yeah, one of my friends get horrible cramps during her period - so bad that she actually vomits often from the pain. >.< It sucks being female.
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Actually, as the OP said she "got her period" i.e.; started it, the odds would be much lower. If she was regular as clockwork at 28 days per cycle, that would be 13 times a year, which means there would be a 3.6% chance the first day of a period would coincide with her birthday, meaning it happened roughly once every 28 years. Bloody statistics...
If you're into maths/science, a calculator is an extremely useful present. As for the period part, well, you either will get used to it, or you should be by now. Though if you're unlucky enough to get seriously ill each month, then I can understand why you're complaining about that.