Aha~ I found me a good one-shot again~ Its sad that its just one-shot though. But it was really nice. And the art is really gorgeous. <3

I question the math though, what would female + female equal?

I question the math though, what would female + female equal?

Glorious yuri :D

Aw. It got me when she ran away. This was so cute.

Argh. Those eyes. Some of them are normal enough, but others have me questioning if these two girls might be related to the Corinthian.

Beyond that, though, this was a cute.

'I'm not like that'

'Me neither'

Keep denying it. We know the truth.

great that it's England she's coming to. My jingoism counts it as a victory over all the other obviously inferior countries, which are so for no reason other than 'not England'.

Also, come on, what else could female + female equal? Revers is true, what else could love be the sum of? Pointless title!

-Het delenda est

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Female + Female = 2Female
Female*Female = Love <=> Female = Love^(1/2)
Female + Female = 2*Love^(1/2)

QED

Sorry

last edited at Apr 28, 2015 6:43PM

Female + Female = 2Female
Female*Female = Love <=> Female = Love^(1/2)
Female + Female = 2*Love^(1/2)

QED

Sorry

Once upon a time I knew what QED stood for. I know translated it's 'now it is proven' or something.

GCSE further maths was, like, a whole bit under a year ago.

It is long forgotten.

I hated proof.

I have used enter way too much today.

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In france we use the french equivalent CQFD (what needed to be proved) to be sarcastic when we correct someone or state something obvious and we don't actually use it at the end of (mathematical) proof. Didn't actually know it was used at the end off mathematic proof before I wrote it in my earlier post x)

Edit : Wiki says "which had to be proven" excuse my poor english

last edited at Apr 28, 2015 7:06PM

In france we use the french equivalent CQFD (what needed to be proved) to be sarcastic when we correct someone or state something obvious and we don't actually use it at the end of (mathematical) proof. Didn't actually know it was used at the end off mathematic proof before I wrote it in my earlier post x)

Edit : Wiki says "which had to be proven" excuse my poor english

Honestly, the quality of my teacher, I couldn't be sure it was used at the end of mathematical proof.

Google search provided similar meaning for QED, I have bad memory.

i don't want to google it, but i know that QED is latin : quod xxx demonstrandum, in italian is "come volevasi dimostrare",
i love math and this artist too, i'd like to see some new works from her

QED = Quod erat demonstrandum.

back in high school my geometry teacher thought he was being clever when he told us that QED meant "quite easily done". He told us this when we were all in the middle of struggling to solve a particularly difficult proof...

Female + Female = 2Female
Female*Female = Love <=> Female = Love^(1/2)
Female + Female = 2*Love^(1/2)

QED

Sorry

Honestly this was a coincidence but I read the new chapter of Gakkou Gurashi that came out on this website hours ago, but it told me what QED meant...wow what a coincidence

QED = Quod erat demonstrandum.

Which always sounded to me like the most arrogant thing to put at the end of a proof.

I question the math though, what would female + female equal?

Fun.