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Whoops, some parentheses.

Whoops. Twenty five.

Oh! Whoops. Hurt?

So let me whoops.

Whoops! Passed each other.

So we know whoops.

30, 40, 50, 60, whoops.

Whoops. Here comes another big man.

This thing whoops, can we go back?

Whoops, I'm still using the line tool.

We have a situation where it's whoops.

like saying one two whoops. one two.

So if this is my new plane whoops.

They'll be coming down in about three more whoops.

Well if we take each of these pies oh, whoops!

It would look something like, let me draw the uh whoops.

So you would have a whoops, I'm not trying that well.

2 minus 2 times 1 is I'm sorry, I just oh, whoops.

And, then, whoops here come the Coloreds and the Spics and, bam!

Once again, that's the same thing as minus 2 3 whoops as minus 2 3 times what?

Whoops. And here was our plan. See, everybody knows that instant messaging is a network effects business, right?

Let's see, that number is 100 divided by 365 whoops, plus 100 divided by 365, so that's 0.27 .

Children gathered like ants to spilled sugar, jumping off ledges and diving into its murky depths with screams and whoops of excitement.

Let's say that g of x oh whoops, I was trying to write in black let's say that g of x is equal to f of x squared plus f of x plus 2.

Now all of a sudden this looks really complicated and daunting and all the rest, but all you have to recognize is, we just substituted an x minus 1 for the whoops, messed up my pointer.