Guys.

[Richard Copenhaver]

Can anyone please help me I'm freaking out. I cant find my evans folder. could someone help me with getting the questions or something, and i can't use the online textbook thing because the i never remembered my username and password, and i just wrote them down in my folder so i could remember them so that option is lost now to. Would anyone be nice enough to help me out? I might even be able to like pay you or something idk. but yeah can anyone help?

[Robert Richardson]

When and where were you when you lost it?

On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 11:17 PM, Richard Copenhaver <copenhave...@gmail.com> wrote:

Can anyone please help me I'm freaking out. I cant find my evans folder. could someone help me with getting the questions or something, and i can't use the online textbook thing because the i never remembered my username and password, and i just wrote them down in my folder so i could remember them so that option is lost now to. Would anyone be nice enough to help me out? I might even be able to like pay you or something idk. but yeah can anyone help?

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Ronald Reagan

[Richard Copenhaver]

Idk thats the thing it was either at school somewhere on thursday or my mom might have thrown it away. cause she went through my room just throwing away "old stuff" that i "didn't need"

so seriously someone help plz.

[Robert Richardson]

hm

[John Doe]

They should have no problem giving you their password and username. Unless it's one of those interactive textbooks that save practice test answers, they should be fine loaning out. For example, just to take notes. The only reason they have that password is so the company can make money.

[Richard Copenhaver]

Yeah i know. But not everything we did in there wasn't in that text book and we don't have a copy

and how come you guys are the only ones responding, like the ones not from our school could someone from my school help please 

no offense to you guys it would just be a little more helpful if i could get some input/help from someone in my class/school

[Samuel Joyce]

Because A.) I find your repeated pleas for help to be extraordinarily irritating, and B.) you might make some forward progress on finding it if you actually looked for it instead of complaining about it.

"I never meant to say that the conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it." 

--John Stuart Mill

[Ryan Jung]

Sorry, richard, I cant remember my username and password either

[Richard Copenhaver]

A). sorry but i really need to replace this it's due on monday B.) i'm not really complaining and i'm looking everywhere and i still havent found it so now i'm just looking to replace them sam so yeah.

[Samuel Joyce]

Look. Again.

"I never meant to say that the conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it." 

--John Stuart Mill

[Richard Copenhaver]

I looked all afternoon.

Its not anywhere

someone please help 

i'm desperate here

its not anywhere.

i'm going to die.

[Samuel Joyce]

Actually, it is somewhere. Your statement that "its [sic] not anywhere" reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of the Law of Conservation of Mass.

"I never meant to say that the conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it." 

--John Stuart Mill

[Richard Copenhaver]

okay i though you wouldn't be so technical but when i say it's not anywhere, i mean it is not in a location where i could find it.

[Robert Richardson]

Congrats Sam, nobody cares.

[Samuel Joyce]

But we don't even have any HW in Evan's class...

"I never meant to say that the conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it." 

--John Stuart Mill

[West Dupes]

Folder work is due on Tues, and i think Mon, that is what he needs.

[Samuel Joyce]

So Richard lost 12 assignments?

"I never meant to say that the conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it." 

--John Stuart Mill

[Richard Copenhaver]

11 i actually didn't put in f 12 yet so i lost it before i put f 12 in so its still there

[Samuel Joyce]

Then you're attached to an object by an inclined plane wrapped helically around an axis.

"I never meant to say that the conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it." 

--John Stuart Mill

[Tarek]

speaking of which, can someone scan f12 for me. I wasnt able to do it. Or just tell me the equations

[Zorina Harlan]

I'm sorry richard ill start bringing my stuff home then wish I could help D:

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[Ryan Jung]

Hey what is F11 and F12?

[Richard Copenhaver]

ahaha yeah someone help us out with f 10 - 12

[Samuel Joyce]

Stuff you were supposed to get done in class. F12 is Balancing Equations Pt. 3.

"I never meant to say that the conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it." 

--John Stuart Mill

[Richard Copenhaver]

yeah okay but we didn't finish the test in 3 minutes like you did ian was bothering us both the whole time.

[Samuel Joyce]

Then punch Ian, then finish the test in 4 minutes.

"I never meant to say that the conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it." 

--John Stuart Mill

[Noah Lincoln]

lol

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Alles wird gut

[Richard Copenhaver]

has anyone not turned it in yet?

[ScottLee1998]

What about f6 and f8?

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[Richard Copenhaver]

i have those if you can show me f 10 (at the very least) and f11, f12 

[ScottLee1998]

Think their due tomorrow, but have 10.

Sent from my iPod

[Richard Copenhaver]

they are

can u give me the others too or just 10

[ScottLee1998]

Haha. I read an earlier message, and have my username and password, but don't know how to log on!

Sent from my iPod

[Richard Copenhaver]

no but do you have 11 and 12 to of the f's

[ScottLee1998]

Forgot, have f11

Sent from my iPod

[ScottLee1998]

No f10

Sent from my iPod

[Richard Copenhaver]

fine

type it up for me

and i'll send you the typed up f 6 and 8 

[ScottLee1998]

You got it

Sent from my iPod

[John Doe]

Nice, a little symbiosis. Is Evans your math teacher? 

[Scott Lee]

He's science. And symbiosis is the perfect term for it, but I just consider it helping a friend.

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HAIL EXCALIBUR!

[Scott Lee]

F10 is attatched, I need f8 and f6

On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 11:17 PM, Richard Copenhaver <copenhave...@gmail.com> wrote:

Can anyone please help me I'm freaking out. I cant find my evans folder. could someone help me with getting the questions or something, and i can't use the online textbook thing because the i never remembered my username and password, and i just wrote them down in my folder so i could remember them so that option is lost now to. Would anyone be nice enough to help me out? I might even be able to like pay you or something idk. but yeah can anyone help?

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HAIL EXCALIBUR!

[John Doe]

Makes sense. Doing chemistry I suppose. Stoichiometry would explain balancing equations.

[Richard Copenhaver]

[John Doe]

Oh ho ho. Why don't I peek at your homework and see for myself (A slightly stalker-ish thing to do, but it should be worth it.)

[Richard Copenhaver]

lol yeah. were doing like a kinda intro to balancing equations.

[John Doe]

Ohhhhhh... called it. EPIC WIN!!!!!!

[John Doe]

I read some stuff about reducing and oxidizing. Even your basic chemistry is much more interesting then ours. 

[John Doe]

*than

[Scott Lee]

are tkhese questions or answers

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HAIL EXCALIBUR!

[Richard Copenhaver]

ahaha 

It was pretty interesting for the 2 days we covered it lol.

[Richard Copenhaver]

question then awnser.

the first is the original, second balanced if i am not mistaken.

[Scott Lee]

what?

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HAIL EXCALIBUR!

[Richard Copenhaver]

how it's 12345 the first set is question then the second set is awnser.

[Scott Lee]

for f6 and f8?

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HAIL EXCALIBUR!

[Richard Copenhaver]

yes 

you aren't using awnsers from the other ones are you 

*holds knife menacingly

[Scott Lee]

nope, just wondering what to write down, m brain went to bed a while ago, and i need very specific directions.

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HAIL EXCALIBUR!

[Richard Copenhaver]

lol same

[Scott Lee]

yep, but there is only one set for f8

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HAIL EXCALIBUR!

[Richard Copenhaver]

then just answers i guess

[Scott Lee]

Thank you Richard. I am not sure if your answers are right or not, but I'm trusting, and am glad to just have anything to turn in.

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HAIL EXCALIBUR!

[Scott Lee]

you have f11 as f10

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[Richard Copenhaver]

what you said

that

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