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Project "I Haven't Taken A Math Class Since 11th Grade And Got Out Of It In College By Saying Photography Is Math" part five

Here's my photos for the 55555555555 project I was doing with some other dude bloggers out there. You can find the other posts here,  here, here and here.

Also if you're on the twitter you can find all the people of five to the fourth power there.
Billy, David, Gregg and Jason


Something Green: Miloh's trike in progress. 

Ridiculous shoes: Puma Poparts. Not ridiculous... Just Awesome

Something at a id's eye view: Every kid loves these and I don't understand why they are right at their eye level.

Favorite toy: Mine right now, and Miloh's soon. His trike in progress.

Favorite person: I'm not stupid... They're both in there.
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  1. JackieMay 14, 2011 at 6:58 AM

    Okay, little bro. I like the project. I love the pictures. Heck, I wish I got Legos for Chanukah. The only problem is that I have totally found evidence that you don't use me like you need to for your math. There were 5 guys, each of whom took 5 photos. That's 25, not 5^5. That sign in the middle is a caret (not a carat or a carrot) and means "raised to the power." 5^5 is 3125. If you wanted to go with the 5^4, that's 625. Do the math, little bro, since you need to be posting a lot more pics... Love y'all!

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  2. kennyMay 14, 2011 at 8:41 AM

    the brain power was exponential so that's why it's to the power of.

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  3. JackieMay 15, 2011 at 11:34 AM

    The brain power may be, but the math isn't...

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  4. JackieJuly 3, 2011 at 10:00 PM

    The brain power may be, but the math isn't...

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