Mathematical Equation
Issue # of comic where Superman encourages the readers to "Slap a JAP"
minus
Age of girl with the initials B.A.S. when she said she wasn't fond of the first day of the week. This was thirty years ago so Sheryl Crow can't be blamed.
Equals...
Submitted by
nobody
at 4/8/2005 10:55:22 AM- The answer is neither 44, nor 43.
Submitted by
Christy
at 4/8/2005 11:07:16 AM- "I think the problem, to be quite honest with you, is that you've never actually known what the question is."
Submitted by
Christy
at 4/8/2005 11:08:06 AM- Am I right? Because this was so easy I thought it might be dececptively easy...
Submitted by
nobody
at 4/8/2005 12:31:12 PM- We thought of a more difficult version after we posted, but yes, that is the answer. (Or at least makes it clear you know the answer)
Brenda Ann Spencer was 16. (As the Boomtown Rats sang, 'sweet sixteen, make that peachy keen.' She was one of the first Schoolyard Shooters. Though she shot at a playground from her nearby home. Ended up killing the principal, one other adult, and injuring a few kids. When asked why, she responded "I don't like Mondays" and talked about just wanting to have some fun.
The cover of Issue #58 of Action Comics has Superman encouraging readers to slap a JAP.
58-16 = 42. The answer to life, universe, everything.
Submitted by
ryan poole
at 4/9/2005 12:12:26 AM- ah I was close I think I found refrences to her before her death and actually while she was in school thus giving me the 14/15 but hey atleast I was close anyway now to try and solve the stump lol
that's a very interesting question cause actually i think there's more then one unless the other just says stick it to instead of slap oh yea they are a little different.
The Slap a Jap comic is 58
I think the firl is 14 or 15 if I found the right B.A.S.
so the answer is 44, or 43
If this isn't right I know the comic one is atleast right