...How did you come up with that so fast? And when would I ever have sixty cookies? I'd have eaten half of 'em. And I definitely don't have eleven friends I'd let eat my cookies.
So that's thirty cookies and maybe like, five friends, so what's gonna happen is everyone takes one or two at the start and then we keep hangin' and the cookies just disappear and when there's only one left no one wants to take it so I'll just grab it.
Anyway, there's no X.
[another math problem solved courtesy of Professor Logan.]
Yeah, that's a good idea, though, maybe we'll get bonus points.
[after age 18 gar is swearing off all math forever he sees no problem with this plan]
Tree branches!
You just take two twigs and try to match 'em up to the right size. And if they've got little branches at the end so it looks like fingers, that's better.
[Li-Na pulls out her phone and takes a picture of the snowman. Even if she can't send it to her brother right now, she wants to document her first snowman for him.]
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event log cont -- Gar
You have sixty cookies and eleven friends. How many cookies does each person get if you split them evenly?
[Li-Na carefully drapes the scarf so it falls nicely]
I am not going to leave my nice scarf on it. And they look cute when they are dressed.
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[He blinks for a few seconds.]
...How did you come up with that so fast? And when would I ever have sixty cookies? I'd have eaten half of 'em. And I definitely don't have eleven friends I'd let eat my cookies.
So that's thirty cookies and maybe like, five friends, so what's gonna happen is everyone takes one or two at the start and then we keep hangin' and the cookies just disappear and when there's only one left no one wants to take it so I'll just grab it.
Anyway, there's no X.
[another math problem solved courtesy of Professor Logan.]
Yeah, that's a good idea, though, maybe we'll get bonus points.
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Okay, okay. No more trying to prove math to you.
[At least for now. Seriously Gar, math can be super useful.]
Now... what can make his arms from?
[she says, stepping back to give their snowman an critical lookover]
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he sees no problem with this plan]
Tree branches!
You just take two twigs and try to match 'em up to the right size. And if they've got little branches at the end so it looks like fingers, that's better.
...Might be a little hard to find, though.
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[Li-Na pops her hands on her waist and looks around them, hoping to spot some twigs they could use.]
We might need to go look for some a little farther away...
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With all this snow, we might wanna be a little lazier. Or we can look in the park or something...
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I suppose he does not need arms. He looks very cute already.
And finding branches to use under the snow would be difficult.
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[Gar puts up both hands with fingers extended in the 'picture frame' pose and eyes the snowman critically.]
Not bad for a first-timer! You're gonna be churning these out in no time!
OK, snow dinosaur next or snow castle?
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[Li-Na pulls out her phone and takes a picture of the snowman. Even if she can't send it to her brother right now, she wants to document her first snowman for him.]
I say snow dinosaur next!
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I have a feeling we're gonna be a great team.
[As Beast Boy explains how to make T. Rex fangs out of snow, now seems like a good time for the scene to fade out on this dynamic duo.]