Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

The magical number that makes exponents and logs kiss once, right at (e,e).

My math teacher said e^(1/e) is like a love story that only lasts one moment.

I asked my calculator why it was crying, and it said e^(1/e) happened.

My friend’s dog tried to bark at e^(1/e), but it just stared back.

2

A number so special, even exponents and logs get jealous and only touch once.

My math homework said e^(1/e) was the reason my brain is fried.

I told my friend e^(1/e) was the reason he failed algebra.

My math teacher cried when she saw e^(1/e) on the test.

3

The only number that can make exponents and logs be civil for one moment.

My math class fought over e^(1/e) like it was the last donut.

I texted my friend: 'e^(1/e) is so good, it made exponents and logs stop fighting.'

My teacher said e^(1/e) was the only thing that could calm down exponents and logs.

4

A number so cool, exponents and logs only touch once, and that’s at (e,e).

My math teacher said e^(1/e) is the reason I got a D in math.

I told my calculator e^(1/e) was a legend.

My friend drew e^(1/e) on the board and it looked like a superhero.

5

The number that gets exponents and logs to shake hands once, right at (e,e).

I asked my math teacher why e^(1/e) was so popular, and she said it’s like a math celebrity.

My calculator said e^(1/e) was the reason it passed the test.

My friend’s dog barked at e^(1/e) and got a treat.

6

A number so good, exponents and logs only touch once, and that’s at (e,e).

My math teacher said e^(1/e) was the reason exponents and logs finally stopped fighting.

I told my friend e^(1/e) was the only thing that could beat my math test.

My calculator cried when it saw e^(1/e).