Muppet College Roommates

[The Count]

Like rully? What sort of help do you need? Let me know and I'll do my best to try to explain it to you.

 

[Aaron]

im going to put this bluntly WHAT DOSE IT ALL MEAN

 

[The Count]

Aaron, like what does what does it all mean? In other words, what are you referring to when you ask what does it all mean? Basically, if you want to know the meaning of numbers, they're there to help us count out loud and strong. And to help ennumeration projects like lists and the alike. And simple operations like adding and subtracting help us figure out when the mathematical quantity has been altered. And what I guess what I'm saying is, I was born to count!

 

[Aaron]

i mean what's the difference between this and regular math

 

[Erine81981]

Sorry Count I thought I was wrong but couldn't remember the #. Ok so if u want get Phillip to rewrite it for me. That is if u want.

 

[The Count]

Kyle, the number of the rooms was already posted, but here they are again.
Kyle and Cookie, Grover and Herry Monster: Room #26.
Phil and Johnny Fiama and Sal Manilla: Room #3.
And be on the lookout for Zack the Dog who's gonna come in any day now after talking to me about the subject of the dorms in the college's student center. Just so that you guys know, he chose Pepe, but don't let it out. Let him make the announcement, just so long as no other new boarder selects the king prawn.

Aaron Likes Rowlf, the difference between regular math and college algebra is quite simple. In regular math, you're taught that 2 plus 3 equals 5 or 15 minus 5 equals 10. In college algebra, you're required to stretch out that logic by performing inverse operations to find the value of an unknown variable often expressed as letters. For example, if you're given a problem like 15 minus x equals 10 where the value of x is unknown, you just add x on both sides of the equation and then subtract 10 on both sides, and you're left with 15 minus 10 equals 5 which is the value of x. All you have to do is find the value of that unknown variable which'll always stay constant for that particular equation.
Hope this helps and have a good day.

 

[Zack the Dog]

(Pepe and Zack enter the dorms)

Pepe: Zack, is de's dorms co-edd okay?

Zack: yeah, yeah I think so.

Pepe: Oh boy! oh boy! Okay dis will be de best!

Zack: Whatever you say Pepe, i've got to study my math homework.

Pepe: Homeworks? we had Homeworks? Oh-well we's in dorms now, not homes, so we don't have to do's it!

Zack: Oh Pepe.....

Pepe: Oh what?

Zack: Nothing i just though you needed an "Oh Pepe"

 

[Aaron]

thanks count it all makes sense now

 

[The Count]

Sure thing, Aaron, glad I could help you out.

*Looks up from the lobby chair occupied by a new boarder.
Ah! Here they are! Hi Zack, it's vonderful to see you here as a hopeful new boarder. Oh, but let me introduce you to my roommate.
*Mokey enters ahead of the Count and stands next to him.
Mokey, this is Zack or at least his screen name is Zack the Dog, and Pepe from Muppets Tonight as his roommate.
Zack and Pepe, this is Mokey Fraggle from Fraggle Rock, who's my roommate. We're staying in the downstairs basement level in Room #1 on Floor 1. Have you guys chosen what room you want? If so, whcih room do you want? About half of the rooms here are still vacant, most of them on the basement level, but there are some unoccupied rooms here on the main level. Guess there are only empty rooms up on the third floor, but since there aren't that many boarders registered here at the dorms, we haven't had the need to go up to that floor as of yet. Guess we'll eventually explore that third floor once all the other rooms have been taken.
Sorry to bore you. So, what do you guys think of the college campus? And how about this grand old dorm house huh? Yeah, there are some co-ed boarders here, but we mostly have a good time.
Well, hope you enjoy your stay here and have a good day.

 

[Super Scooter]

I think I'd have Kermit as my roommate, for obvious reasons.