Ask me anything.

[Swimmerdude99]

Ask me anything. Thats right. I know I'm not too famous (or so you think), but you should ask anyways.

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[muy_thaiguy]

Who's the bigger slut?

Sasha Grey or Saxitoxin?

[Swimmerdude99]

Who's the bigger slut?

Sasha Grey or Saxitoxin?

Well judging by how much Saxi gets around I'd have to say its him. I tend to think that if you are willing to do anything, then it makes you the dirtiest of all.

[Ace Rimmer]

Why are NC drivers shitty drivers? Seriously. I've been there once and that's what I remember the most.

[patrickaa317]

OK, 2 questions for you:

Why do you want to answer questions?

What would you like to be asked?

[Swimmerdude99]

Why are NC drivers shitty drivers? Seriously. I've been there once and that's what I remember the most.

Probably because many of them are rednecks. We in NC aren't used to having to drive on the right side of the yellow lines. Its dirt roads, gravel and mud pits. Thats the only driving they know.

OK, 2 questions for you:

Why do you want to answer questions?

What would you like to be asked?

I want to be loved patrickaa317. Thank you for your concern and love. I feel so alone sometimes and having people post in my topic gives me a sense of oneness with the world as a whole. I feel at peace deep in my inner self knowing you and a few others have taken the time to post to me <3

That is the question I've been waiting for. What would I most like to be asked? see below.

Spoiler

What would you like to be asked?

[AndyDufresne]

What would I most like to be asked? see below.

Spoiler

What would you like to be asked?

Is this the nexus of the universe?


--Andy

[Army of GOD]

2.9 Assuming that a queue is implemented using a singly linked list of IntNode nodes where front references the first node of the list only (there is no rear reference), what is the order of complexity of the enqueue operation if there are n nodes in the list?

(a) O(1) (b) O(n) (c) O(log n) (d) O(n2) (e) none of these answers

[AndyDufresne]

2.9 Assuming that a queue is implemented using a singly linked list of IntNode nodes where front references the first node of the list only (there is no rear reference), what is the order of complexity of the enqueue operation if there are n nodes in the list?

(a) O(1) (b) O(n) (c) O(log n) (d) O(n2) (e) none of these answers

The correct answer has to be: (b) O(n) *er


--Andy

[waauw]

here's my question for you:

"Is the answer to this question no?"

[notyou2]

Is Phatscotty a Republican?

PS Please respond soon, I need this answer for another thread.

[Haggis_McMutton]

2.9 Assuming that a queue is implemented using a singly linked list of IntNode nodes where front references the first node of the list only (there is no rear reference), what is the order of complexity of the enqueue operation if there are n nodes in the list?

(a) O(1) (b) O(n) (c) O(log n) (d) O(n2) (e) none of these answers

I'm not sure if I don't understand this because it's nonsensical or if I'm actually drunker than I previously thought.

Anyway, my question is:

If the barber is a man in town who shaves those and only those men in town who do not shave themselves, then who shaves the barber?

[notyou2]

2.9 Assuming that a queue is implemented using a singly linked list of IntNode nodes where front references the first node of the list only (there is no rear reference), what is the order of complexity of the enqueue operation if there are n nodes in the list?

(a) O(1) (b) O(n) (c) O(log n) (d) O(n2) (e) none of these answers

I'm not sure if I don't understand this because it's nonsensical or if I'm actually drunker than I previously thought.

Anyway, my question is:

If the barber is a man in town who shaves those and only those men in town who do not shave themselves, then who shaves the barber?

The razor clam?

[BigBallinStalin]

2.9 Assuming that a queue is implemented using a singly linked list of IntNode nodes where front references the first node of the list only (there is no rear reference), what is the order of complexity of the enqueue operation if there are n nodes in the list?

(a) O(1) (b) O(n) (c) O(log n) (d) O(n2) (e) none of these answers

I'm not sure if I don't understand this because it's nonsensical or if I'm actually drunker than I previously thought.

Anyway, my question is:

If the barber is a man in town who shaves those and only those men in town who do not shave themselves, then who shaves the barber?

Your mom?

[Funkyterrance]

Anyway, my question is:

If the barber is a man in town who shaves those and only those men in town who do not shave themselves, then who shaves the barber?

He uses nair, of course. Then, once he pays off his debt for the startup of his business, electrolysis treatments.

And for Preston's Question(should have been the name of this thread IMHO), If you were offered an unpaid position in the Blue Man Group would you take it?

[skillfusniper33]

I think the true question is do you want to be famous, and if so how would you become famous?

[Swimmerdude99]

What would I most like to be asked? see below.

Spoiler

What would you like to be asked?

Is this the nexus of the universe?

Most likely.

2.9 Assuming that a queue is implemented using a singly linked list of IntNode nodes where front references the first node of the list only (there is no rear reference), what is the order of complexity of the enqueue operation if there are n nodes in the list?

(a) O(1) (b) O(n) (c) O(log n) (d) O(n2) (e) none of these answers

354.

here's my question for you:

"Is the answer to this question no?"

Probably. But see... I you thought you had me tricked. But I'm on to you. So I'll say "nope."

Is Phatscotty a Republican?

PS Please respond soon, I need this answer for another thread.

It depends. I view myself as a conservative when it comes to politics (or republican) but I definitely don't agree with all that he says so I think hes his own breed to be honest. He's definitely not straight line republican.

Anyway, my question is:

If the barber is a man in town who shaves those and only those men in town who do not shave themselves, then who shaves the barber?

McMutton, my best friend lived on a farm and named a sheep that once. I'm pretty sure no one does. From what I heard he only grows peach fuzz.

And for Preston's Question(should have been the name of this thread IMHO), If you were offered an unpaid position in the Blue Man Group would you take it?

Hey bud! knew I could count on you to stop by. Interesting question thanks for asking. I actually had never heard of this group before but after looking it up I would have to say I would negotiate it. I would need at least meals and a place to sleep, but that could be on stage after a performance if need be. I'd be a happy bluefaced man.

[Swimmerdude99]

I think the true question is do you want to be famous, and if so how would you become famous?

Hey there! How good of you to stop by. No I don't. and my goal to not become famous is to become a sewer dweller.

But in all seriousness, I don't actively yearn to be really famous. Most of my dreams are related to having a family of my own. But if I had my way I would qualify for the 2016 Rio olympics. I'm gonna try but I doubt I'll make it.

[betiko]

who won the olympic gold medal in men 4x100m freestyle relay in london?

[Swimmerdude99]

who won the olympic gold medal in men 4x100m freestyle relay in london?

If I remember correctly. Due to a very poor turn by Cullen Jones the gap was closed slightly. He then recovered his lost time in his final 50. But when Lochte dove in to try and seal the race he was utterly obliterated in the last 20 meters!

[betiko]

who won the olympic gold medal in men 4x100m freestyle relay in london?

If I remember correctly. Due to a very poor turn by Cullen Jones the gap was closed slightly. He then recovered his lost time in his final 50. But when Lochte dove in to try and seal the race he was utterly obliterated in the last 20 meters!

So who won??

[notyou2]

who won the olympic gold medal in men 4x100m freestyle relay in london?

If I remember correctly. Due to a very poor turn by Cullen Jones the gap was closed slightly. He then recovered his lost time in his final 50. But when Lochte dove in to try and seal the race he was utterly obliterated in the last 20 meters!

So who won??

Ben Johnson by a hormone.

[Swimmerdude99]

who won the olympic gold medal in men 4x100m freestyle relay in london?

If I remember correctly. Due to a very poor turn by Cullen Jones the gap was closed slightly. He then recovered his lost time in his final 50. But when Lochte dove in to try and seal the race he was utterly obliterated in the last 20 meters!

So who won??

le french

[betiko]

who won the olympic gold medal in men 4x100m freestyle relay in london?

If I remember correctly. Due to a very poor turn by Cullen Jones the gap was closed slightly. He then recovered his lost time in his final 50. But when Lochte dove in to try and seal the race he was utterly obliterated in the last 20 meters!

So who won??

le french

hey i remember it was a revenge from another final lost to you guys by an inch where we were ahead and if I remember well phelps made an incredible last relay.. what was that, a world championship in between or the 2008 olympics?

you guys took your revenge in london in the 4x200 men relay finals anyway!

[Swimmerdude99]

who won the olympic gold medal in men 4x100m freestyle relay in london?

If I remember correctly. Due to a very poor turn by Cullen Jones the gap was closed slightly. He then recovered his lost time in his final 50. But when Lochte dove in to try and seal the race he was utterly obliterated in the last 20 meters!

So who won??

le french

hey i remember it was a revenge from another final lost to you guys by an inch where we were ahead and if I remember well phelps made an incredible last relay.. what was that, a world championship in between or the 2008 olympics?

you guys took your revenge in london in the 4x200 men relay finals anyway!

Oh don't you know it