[QUOTE=Haven123;1867232]Oh, Lordy, Lordy!
1. In the absence of a decimal point, your number is the same as 1 %, as the zeros in front have no meaning without a decimal point. I assume this was just a slip?
2. Even granting you 1 above, you missed like 5 additional zeros, meaning an additional one hundred thousandth!
You been drinking a tad more Dos Equis than normal my friend? Please recompute! .
On a more serious note, it's all good. We will work it all out, Uncke V.
I'll hold a little Math SAT class for you at IBar! LOL![/QUOTE]Actually the damned ISG editor removed the decimal point for some reason.
That said, I must admit that quantitative methods are not a strength of mine. My methods are qualitative with the occasional comparative case study (I. E. Taking two girls at the same time).
I look forward to our meeting.
You-V.
