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Half A Cake - November 27, 2009Rating: 4.4/5 (35 votes cast)
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The cake is a lie.
Fractions are hard--especially when it comes to giving up cake.
(Or is that CAKE form Wff-n-Proof?)
The half by what measure?
No! The cake is real! I saw it at the end!
the cake is equivalent to the continuum hypothesis.
Half of ten percent? Extra credit?
Outside of the great joke, parents now-a-days would yell at you. They do it to me and I teach college students.
To force Ben to learn what "half" of the cake means, just let Sarah choose which piece of cake she eats after Ben has cut the cake.