411. People think you are strange because you carry more than one calculator at all times in school.
412. You get a lock for your gym locker to protect against anyone who would steal your calculators.

414. You and your rival calculator programmers have competitions at school to see who can write the smallest, fastest code for a certain idea/program

(I did that with one of my friends, he had an idea for a game, I really liked the idea and suggested we compete to see who could write it better, I had mine fully thought out, from variables to program structure...but he ended up not wanting to do it   He said something about not liking the idea [in the end] or something.  I still made mine anyways >.>  I think it was like a fishing game, where you would randomly move about, and a fish would show up somewhere, and you had to get to the fish before it got away (in steps I think).  It was fun to program though ^^)

Yeah  only one person at my school (pretty much) was interested in calculators ... well, there were 2, one of them was mostly making super mario levels using the oncalc editor

The one that /was/ interested is now not  Or at least, he doesn't seem to be interested anymore, when I see him he's like "You're /still/ programming that calculator ..."  to which my reply is always "You Know It!!!" ^_^

yeah, me too I don't know anyone that was interested in calc programming but me... (or maybe for fake RAM clear screens? Or to RAM clear MY calc? It's mean.) Anyways...

415. You met all your friends who does calc stuff on Omnimaga.

412. You get a lock for your gym locker to protect against anyone who would steal your calculators.

I actually tried to do that once...

lol nice. At school nobody else than me really got dedicated into calc programming.

Yeah, same with me. I know lots of people who would play calc games, though. And that reminds me: When the yearbook was being made during my freshman year, the students in charge of making it went around asking for quotes that "defined" certain freshmen. One of my friends quoted another of my friends (who plays Mario all the time during class) as having said "I love my calculator." Stole my glory.

417: Your calculator crashes more than you do (def 8a, just for clarification).

419: You clicked this link because you felt you needed to.
420: You did that after mousing over and seeing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0 as the URL.
421: You just clicked the link in #420.
422: You are about to post a reply saying you lost the game.423: You have http://www.omnimaga.org/ as a shortcut link on your desktop, along with WabbitEmu, the Axe documentation, and a Z80 assembler.
424: You made that assembler yourself.
425: Most of the emails you get are notifications from Omnimaga.

93. your teacher yells at you for not paying attention, (while you were programing on your calculator ), then he/she asks you to repeat what the said. You repeat what they said verbatim, and then go back to programming.

lol done it worse still is in 1st grade I "wasn't paying attention" went I was asked to repeat back I repeated the last minute of lecture literally word for word.  I think my mind has large i/o buffers.

#428 You haven't had to ask someone or look any thing up to understand everything on this thread.
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419: You clicked this link because you felt you needed to.
420: You did that after mousing over and seeing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0 as the URL.
421: You just clicked the link in #421.

431. You got out your headphones to listen, because you're on a computer in the library without speakers.