<p>Eff,  </p>
	<p><strong>Ways women are like logistical differential equations:</strong></p>
	
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	    They are very sensitive to starter data 
	    Most of them are impossible to figure out 
	    While there are some rules for how to deal with them, they are generally inadequate and don't make a lot of sense 
	    They're all about relationships 
	    You invest a good bit of time trying to figure them out, only to get the Error function 
	    Limits, they all need limits 
	    There are guidelines which can help in certain situations, but the hard part is figuring out which situation you are in. 
	    People who are good with them are usually really bad at teaching you how to deal with them yourself 
	    If you can understand one, it means NOTHING! The next one can easily be the most confusing thing you've ever seen 
	    If you actually do figure them out, you can do some really interesting things in life 
	    The linear ones are easiest to deal with 
	    You have to deal with a lot of arbitrary constants 
	    Even the so-called ordinary ones are hard to understand 
	    Instead of trying to find a general solution, for a specific instance it's better to use a step-by-step approach 
	    Those pesky boundry value problems! 
	    It's not so bad to try and solve either one with an infinite series 
	    Solutions are easier to find if you can seperate the variables 
	    Simpler problems can be solved with the juicious application of a series expansion 
	    There are infinitely many solutions 
	    They form a family of curves 
	    They usually yield to skilled manipulation 
	    Your TI-89 knows more about them than you 
	    The best ones have some really interesting curves 
	    Only a few special cases are marginally comprehendable 
	    Some say the only way to understand either of them is to go to a foreign place and consult someone with very poor english skills 
	    Just when you tink you've figured one out, you realize there are more unknowns that there is information 
	    You can write about them for hours and be further from the solution than when you started 
	    Experts try to pretend they know what they're doing by throwing big words around 
	    A little mistake early on can screw up everything you hoped to accomplish with one. 
	    A small complication can make one infinitely harder to understand that it was thought previously 
	    Contrary to popular belief, sleeping with them doesn't really improve your standing with them 
	    Trying to analyze one will make your mind burn 
	    For reasons unknown, the guy sitting next to you is better than you with them, and it doesn't seem like he actually knows anything more than you 
	    If you mess up with one, you'll feel bad about it later 
	    Trying hard is good, but sometimes they're unfathomable 
	    The quadratic equation seemed like a good idea at the time, but it doesn't seem to be helping anything now 
	    The few easy ones have been done by someone else and probably shown to you in a book 
	    They're all evil in some way, or else taken by somebody else 
	    Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em 
	    You've got to play with them for a while before you can really get going 
	    You can think about them all day long without getting satisfied by one, no matter how badly you want it. 
	    Ones in a family tend to be very similar... 
	    ...but with subtle differences which will mess things up for you. 
	    They all seem alike to the uninitiated 
	    The guys who appreciate them the most are least likely to be noticed 
	    To the insensitive, they're all about rates 
	    The ones with visibly rounded curves tend to be simpler 
	    When you're drunk, you think you can deal with them better 
	    A stripped-down one is easier to appreciate 
	    Some solutions are purely imaginary 
	    Some have misguided direction 
	    They tend to stay in groups 
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