EFC calculations and ED considerations

<p>hey, what happened? I became a full fledged member, albet incompentent… :)</p>

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<p>I have entered the 20th century, just in time to be one century late again!</p>

<p>Good Morning, now you can buy butter from the market. :wink: I have kept up with this link to practice a bit. It is the old code. Let’s see…</p>

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<p>Now to see if I can do it without looking… :)</p>

<p>opps</p>

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<p>I think the CC fuzz should bust you guys. What about those of us who really do churn butter? How do you think this makes us feel? Such cultural slurs should be punished with banishment. Do you even know how modern and technically advanced we are with our electric churns? </p>

<p>Is this what happens when mature minds become addicted to EFC facts and figures? What kind of example are you setting? </p>

<p>:) <— old fashioned, and liking it.</p>

<p>nan: I’m with you…I’d file a complaint with the cc police, if I knew how. Glad to hear that your butter churner is electric (what’s electric?). What technology do suggest for C-Mudge, who only has hydro-power from the crick running thru his house? :cool:</p>

<p>Well, assuming that curmudgeon has a cow and thus cream to churn, I suppose he could put the cream in a non-breakable container, and fasten it under a waterfall somewhere where it will be tumbled about - it might work. </p>

<p>The part that turns is the electric part. It’s like a big upside down blender, with the blades extending down into the cream. Put all your income and assests numbers in and turn it on…</p>