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post #1 of 9
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Draw an upward sloping line on a piece of graph paper.
At the top of the line insert Lempicka.
At the bottom insert Very Mat Male.
Go to the halfway point of the line, and move a little further up towards Lempicka, and mark a cross there with a black pen.

I think I've just solved Armani's Black Code.
Renato
post #2 of 9
Pi has to be in there somewhere... ;D
post #3 of 9
Renato, I think you get the best post of the year award. I'm going to see if I can use the algebra formula to solve some scent problems myself.
--Chris
post #4 of 9
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Originally Posted by Informer

Pi has to be in there somewhere... ;D

Possibly, but only if we multiply it with Diesel Zero Plus.
Renato
post #5 of 9
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Originally Posted by DustB

Renato, I think you get the best post of the year award. Â*I'm going to see if I can use the algebra formula to solve some scent problems myself.
--Chris

Thanks Chris, though beware, it can get frustrating.
At the moment I have Davidoff's Silver Shadow Pure (I think it was called that, it's stronger than the EDT) on my wrist. And I have L'Homme Essentiel at the bottom of the graph, but can't figure out which one goes at the top end.
Renato
post #6 of 9
If you drop down far enough on the y-axis you'll find JOOP!

Aaron
post #7 of 9
Best thread I've seen in weeks!
post #8 of 9
You fail to mention if it is a positive of negative slope Â*;D


The eqn for a slope is: Â*m = y2-y1 / x2-x1

It would be fun to see what fragrance you would use for these generic variables! Â*;D
post #9 of 9
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Originally Posted by ikkitosennomusha

You fail to mention if it is a positive of negative slope Â*;D


The eqn for a slope is: Â*m = y2-y1 / x2-x1

It would be fun to see what fragrance you would use for these generic variables! Â*;D

It depends on what one labels the two axis. If one labels the Y axis degree of Orientalness or amount of Oriental ingredients, and the X axis as amount of aniseed or liquorice wood, then the line would have a positive slope.
Renato
P.S. I don't think the answer would be m7, probably m1 (like in money supply)
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