Antoine Cantin 24.11 PLL time attack (UWR?)

[JasonK]

What?

Dene is pedantic and would rather you say "point one one".

 

[Dene]

Dene is pedantic and would rather you say "point one one".

More like I just want things to actually make sense >.< . How can you have anything more than a single digit after a decimal point? It's beyond comprehension!

 

[JasonK]

More like I just want things to actually make sense >.< . How can you have anything more than a single digit after a decimal point? It's beyond comprehension!

I didn't say you were wrong, just that you're being pedantic by caring so much

 

[KongShou]

Mother of tps

 

[antoineccantin]

Dene is pedantic and would rather you say "point one one".

More like I just want things to actually make sense >.< . How can you have anything more than a single digit after a decimal point? It's beyond comprehension!

It's because I'm French
In French, you always group together two digits when you say the number.

Ex. My street address is 2065, and I say "vingt soixante-cinq" or 20 65.

 

[Stefan]

How can you have anything more than a single digit after a decimal point?

Using base 100? You're probably even using base 1000, namely when saying 123456789 like "123 million 456 thousand 789".

Antoine: How do you pronounce/distinguish 12.3 and 12.03?

 

[antoineccantin]

Antoine: How do you pronounce/distinguish 12.3 and 12.03?

In that case I'd say "douze point trois" or "douze point zéro trois" (12 point 3 and 12 point 0 3)

 

[nibble4bits]

That failed grip at 00:21 could've made the difference for a sub-24 Time attack. But anyway... it was beautiful to watch ur perms

 

[Dene]

I didn't say you were wrong, just that you're being pedantic by caring so much

No I know, I just mean I'm not being pedantic; it should be obvious >.<

Using base 100? You're probably even using base 1000, namely when saying 123456789 like "123 million 456 thousand 789".

Ok without getting all technical mathy and going against all usual standards

 

[sneaklyfox]

It's because I'm French
In French, you always group together two digits when you say the number.

Ex. My street address is 2065, and I say "vingt soixante-cinq" or 20 65.

Just have to say I hate the French number system. I thought it was really dumb when I was learning it in school. Like isn't 96 "quatre-vingt-seize?" (four twenty sixteen)

 

[antoineccantin]

Just have to say I hate the French number system. I thought it was really dumb when I was learning it in school. Like isn't 96 "quatre-vingt-seize?" (four twenty sixteen)

Yeah that's it. My mom also hates the French numbers, most English people learning them do. It's not all that hard though, when you think of "quatre-vingt" as if it was just "eighty", not as 4*20.

 

[Dene]

Ya but French is hawt so all that really matters is that it sounds awesome

 

[antoineccantin]

Ya but French is hawt so all that really matters is that it sounds awesome

lol not Canadian French.

 

[Julian]

lol not Canadian French.

HEIN?

 

[yoshinator]

Ya but French is hawt so all that really matters is that it sounds awesome

lol not Canadian French.

HEIN?

omg so accurate

 

[RaresB]

Use your real name next time.

haha facebook wont let me change my name, . at least we can be best friends now

 

[Dene]

haha facebook wont let me change my name, . at least we can be best friends now

Does this help? Or have you changed your name too many times?

lol not Canadian French.

Yea I didn't pick up any French accent when you spoke, although I'm pretty sure I've heard French-Canadian before and I don't think I could tell it apart from normal French >.< (i.e. still hawt)

 

[RaresB]

Does this help? Or have you changed your name too many times?

I dont recall changing it very often, I think it might be because my last name (Bostan) is really similar to the city but that sounds pretty silly. They want me to send them government issued photo id but I doubt im ever going to do that