Dave

fire brick red

Ya know, this fire brick red thing, it’s just a color, right? Like, the color of a brick you put in a fire. I ain’t no fancy artist or nothin’, but I know red when I see it. This fire brick red, it’s a real strong red. Not like that pinky red or that orangey

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2.5x 2.5

Alright, let’s talk about this 2.5 x 2.5 thing. Now, I ain’t no fancy teacher or nothin’, but I can figure this out. You see, when you got somethin’ like 2.5 times 2.5, it’s just like multiplyin’ regular numbers, but with a little dot in ’em. First off, you gotta ignore that dot for a

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kiln bricks

Well, let me tell ya about these kiln bricks, you know, the ones they use for buildin’ them hot ovens and such. They’re somethin’ special, alright. Made outta clay, they say, but not just any clay, mind you. It’s gotta be the kind that can stand the heat, real hot heat. They fire ’em up

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1 1.25

Look here, folks, I’m gonna tell ya about this 1 and 1.25 thing. It’s like this, see? You got one, plain and simple, like one apple or one dog. But then you got this 1.25, which is like one and a bit more. Now, don’t get all fancy with them big words and numbers. Think

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1.75 x 2

Hey there, so, you wanna know about 1.75 x 2, right? Alright, let me tell ya. It ain’t rocket science, ya know. Just gotta multiply. So, 1.75, that’s like one and three-quarters. And you want to times it by 2. Basically, you’re just adding 1.75 to itself. See, it ain’t so hard. First off, forget

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75 x 2.5

Okay, so, you wanna know about 75 x 2.5, right? Seems like a simple thing, but let me tell ya, it can mean different things to different folks. It’s like when you’re lookin’ at a chicken, some see dinner, some see eggs, ya get what I mean? First off, 75 x 2.5 could just be

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