I say multiplication. I remember distinctively that i spelled that word right in Ms. Durst's second grade spelling bee and i thought i was bad ass. No joke.
Plus, anything 'multiplied' is always a good thing- money, happiness, love, laughter, skittles
I have a confession to make. Somehow I managed to go through school and college without relly knowing how to divide by more than 2 numbers... That fact, clearly, confronted us forever. On the other hand, I tend to Multiply whatever comes in range... (except money). I say Multiplication.
11 comments:
Division.
As a word it's more flexible.
As a symbol it's more distinctive. As a concept, it's reminiscent of cutting a pie. And I like pie.
In my mind they're really the same thing. Division is a little more interesting though. Sometimes. You know, depending on the numbers.
Multiplication is a hard word for me to say. I kind of hate that word.
I say division.
They're the same thing.... but the word division has too many contexts, so I'll go with Multiplication.
As someone about to have another child, I'm going with multiplication.
I've to go with Carl on this one...
Division. And Pie.
I say multiplication. I remember distinctively that i spelled that word right in Ms. Durst's second grade spelling bee and i thought i was bad ass. No joke.
Plus, anything 'multiplied' is always a good thing- money, happiness, love, laughter, skittles
I have a confession to make. Somehow I managed to go through school and college without relly knowing how to divide by more than 2 numbers...
That fact, clearly, confronted us forever. On the other hand, I tend to Multiply whatever comes in range... (except money).
I say Multiplication.
Definitely multiplication on this one...there's strength in numbers.
Hmm. Yeah, I guess anything multiplied is always a good thing. Fascists, E. coli bacteria, cars... I say the more the better.
Again, division.
Still, anyone who can spell "multiplication" in 2nd grade is definitely a force to be reckoned with.
I love Online Carl. He's so edgy.
The answer: division.
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