But, is math illiteracy the same as grammar? Could be 157.00 with euro radix btw. I admit I'm just extremely bored right now.

Edit/aside: I knew a gal who worked on a ranch and had to do the described grammar problem for insemination/breeding (cattle) purposes. This came up because there was a story in the paper about how they do this with elephants at the zoo - go in thru the poop chute and do the ol' prostate thing - the funny part is the zookeeper said "the elephant must enjoy it because it could easily break their arm." So anyway I was like "OMG did you have to do that?" She said yeah, at first, eventually the rancher got a machine for it.

But, is math illiteracy the same as grammar? Could be 157.00 with euro radix btw. I admit I'm just extremely bored right now.

Edit/aside: I knew a gal who worked on a ranch and had to do the described grammar problem for insemination/breeding purposes. This came up because there was a story in the paper about how they do this with elephants at the zoo - go in thru the poop chute and do the ol' prostate thing - the funny part is the zookeeper said "the elephant must enjoy it because it could easily break their arm." So anyway I was like "OMG did you have to do that?" She said yeah, at first, eventually the rancher got a machine for it.

But, is math illiteracy the same as grammar? Could be 157.00 with euro radix btw. I admit I'm just extremely bored right now.

Edit/aside: I knew a gal who worked on a ranch and had to do the described grammar problem for insemination/breeding purposes. This came up because there was a story in the paper about how they do this with elephants at the zoo - got in thru the poop chute and do the ol' prostate thing - the funny part is the zookeeper said "the elephant must enjoy it because it could easily break their arm." So anyway I was like "OMG did you have to do that?" She said yeah, at first, eventually the rancher got a machine for it.