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bistro-maths
(iconosphere entry)

bistro-maths is the brain child of the late, great Douglas Noel Adams
(whose initials do not in-consequentially exist as "DNA") in his
5-part trilogy "The Hitch Hiker's Guide to The Gallaxy".

The primary concept is that when the check comes due, no one ever
ends up paying what they really should; some get over charged, and
a particular ex-manager of mine ended up paying considerablly less
than he should have -- especially since he usually the only one
ordering ethanol at lunch.

Thus, inside a bistro the world of "normal" maths goes right out
the window (or where-ever it goes when it's not hanging around
trying out how to square the circle or create articifical life
using the conic sections).


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