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Published: 2008-01-01 23:12:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 17942; Favourites: 487; Downloads: 332
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Gadget ponders the answer to life, the universe and all of existence..its really quite simple. The answer is 42 ^_^Related content
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I thought the answer to that was I HAVE NO IDEA!!!!!!!!!!!
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I have the first 4 books in that trilogy and in #4 it starts to go really absurd !I am glad that I didn't go any further...
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How many books are there in total?
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About 6 or 7, I walked away from it after #4. That the books were contiinued by other authors, is of no interest to me. As I said, it became increasingly and intolerably absurd.
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The universe of numbers is vast indeed and understanding it all is a true challenge.
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What's Gadget trying to think about.
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It looks like some kind of hard to guess math operation.
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I like when cartoon characters are drawn in the proper cartoony way.
Good fanart is rare.
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* GASP* 
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I'm a christian, and I can't figure it out...
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of course, 42, mice, specially gadget, found out faster
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Oh man,she was one of my first cartoon crushes!
I realy miss her!
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Im getting a crush on Gadget again 
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Gadget is in the same pose as that classic WWII poster of Rosie the Riveter!
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awww that was my fav cartoon girl when i was young : O
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I love how you draw Gadget! She's got such a clueless but cute expression!
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Gadget is one of the cutest damn mice ever drawn (except certain pictures of Melissa). Good job!
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Heh, no surprise; after all, mice are Earth's smartest creatures.
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Gadget was, I believe, the first cartoon character I ever developed a crush on when I was a little kid.
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Wow....that is a really good picture of her. Keep up the magnificent work!!!
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The answer's -45 degrees. Nice pic though! Like it!
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Nice picture. It seems the maths check out, too.
For the curious, here's the working and solution to the problem Gadget's solving:
sin(x) +sqrt(2) = -sin(x)
2*sin(x) + sqrt(2) = 0
2*sin(x) = -sqrt(2)
sin(x) = -sqrt(2)/2
x = arcsin(-sqrt(2)/2)
x = arcsin(-0.70710678118654752440084436210485)
x = -45 degrees
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Good Gravy! She even THINKS in complex mathematical equasions! This pick is nice. Very nice. *Whips his flag out of nowhere and plants it on a mountain with the help of seven U.S. Marines.* I hereby claim this picture on the name of my favorites!
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Is it really that surprising? I think about things in computing terms, and you use a lot of maths when programming a computer.
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You know, you're right. It really isn't that suprising, is it?
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cute little thing 
so anyway x=arcsin((2^.5)/2)~0.7853982 radians or 45 degrees
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Hmmm... where did i heard that answer before...?
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I got it from Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy...Its the answer that Deep Thought arrived at after millions of years of calculations
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