Message Forum: Re: Jx+tys=rbn

Re: Jx+tys=rbn

Posted By: codeman38, on host 209.172.224.34
Date: Sunday, November 4, 2001, at 21:31:20
In Reply To: Jx+tys=rbn posted by Eric Sleator on Friday, November 2, 2001, at 07:49:36:

> The subject is, of course, a math problem
> representing a way to make great rock band names.
> J, t, s, and rbn are constants standing for
> Johnny, the (plural), and rock band name,
> respectively. X and y are the variables.
>
> Ha ha.
>
> Seriously, though, you can get a lot of great
> band names by filling in the blanks in "Johnny
> _____ and the ________s"...

I always thought "St. Vincent and the Grenadines" sounded more like a rock band than an island chain, m'self. But then again, I'm weird.

-- codeman"but would they be an 'archi-pella' group? ::groan::"38

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Message:	> > The subject is, of course, a math problem > > representing a way to make great rock band names. > > J, t, s, and rbn are constants standing for > > Johnny, the (plural), and rock band name, > > respectively. X and y are the variables. > > > > Ha ha. > > > > Seriously, though, you can get a lot of great > > band names by filling in the blanks in "Johnny > > _____ and the ________s"... > > I always thought "St. Vincent and the Grenadines" sounded more like a rock band than an island chain, m'self. But then again, I'm weird. > > -- codeman"but would they be an 'archi-pella' group? ::groan::"38
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