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alternative order

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A quick definition of alternative order:

Alternative Order: This term refers to a different way of arranging things or putting them in a sequence. It can mean changing the order of steps or tasks to achieve a different outcome or result. For example, if you usually do your homework first and then watch TV, an alternative order would be to watch TV first and then do your homework. It's like trying a new path to get to the same destination.

A more thorough explanation:

Alternative order refers to a different way of arranging or organizing something. It can be used in different contexts, such as in mathematics, science, or even in everyday life.

  • In mathematics, an alternative order of a set of numbers can be obtained by rearranging them in a different sequence. For instance, the set {3, 5, 1, 2, 4} can be put in an alternative order as {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}.
  • In science, an alternative order of a chemical reaction can result in a different product. For example, the reaction between hydrogen and oxygen can produce water (H2O) in one order, but can also produce hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) in an alternative order.
  • In everyday life, an alternative order can refer to a different way of doing things. For instance, instead of following a traditional recipe for a dish, one can try an alternative order of ingredients or steps to create a new flavor or texture.

These examples illustrate how alternative order can be applied in different fields and how it can lead to different outcomes or results.

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MrThickRopes
13:10
Ts was funnnnyyyy
did loyola marymount drop in rankings???
i mean idgaf because i know the school is still good, but i wonder why
here's Jupiter's daily bitch about her job
There's a motion detector in front of the women's bathroom so my boss can keep track of how often we go to the bathroom
Which I'm pretty sure is workplace discrimination
#getmeoutofhere
wait that's actually fucking nuts
NosyBeagle
13:18
that's weird. like I wouldn't like to be confronted about my frequent bathroom use. I have an overactive bladder so I'm hitting the can ever 20-30 mins or so
MrThickRopes
13:29
Fordham plssss
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@NosyBeagle: Appreciate u gang, I was getting mixed signals before. will keep the gng posted
MrThickRopes
13:34
Are we outta As 4 the cycle?
NosyBeagle
13:36
good luck, steel
@NosyBeagle: fr, like let a girl go pee man.
NosyBeagle
13:50
@JupitersMoons: I would talk to your boss about that cus that sounds very illegal
I'm totally sure it's illegal lol. Like looked into workplace discrimination law and yeah. I think his defense would be "It's to see how many people leave the office" (women's bathroom doors are right next to the elevator, but the camera is literally right in front of the bathroom door
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wat happened to fancy american girl or digifarhoe
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i worry
prob got IP blockedx
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
14:35
bathroom entry motion detector is dystopian
14:36
RIP Digi/FancyAmGurl
NosyBeagle
14:38
@ParallelAgreeableOrangutan: I'm sorry PAO, you've exceeded your bathroom quota for this month. You are not allowed to relieve yourself for 30 days
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14:40
@badhorrormovie: did you do NHSMUN? I did as a senior, was super cool, got to meet our country’s representatives and use the UN building in NYC and everything
oh and they just rejected my reasonable time off request next month
14:41
JMoons :(
14:41
Have you considered quitting?
i thought they were gonna veto my time off this week (took off Thurs/Fri/Tues for my annual memorial day trip, the same one I've taken off every year for 3 years) even though I gave them a month's plus notice
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