Why I didn't major in math

[Little Blue]

But then I thought differentiation under the intergration sign was silly...

Differentiation? Do you mean derivative?

Integrals of derivatives are useful because of that F(b)-F(a) theorem (I forget what it's called).

Nope, I mean differentiation under the integral sign. (Apparently its an easier method of solving complex integrals by differentiating the integrand with respect to a new variable and then integrating that with respect to the original variable, as opposed to integration by parts.)

Yeah all your exercise books in England are done on Graph paper. Though we tend to just call it math paper and Graphpaper is the paper with all the 1x1 mm squares that has the heavier 1 x 1 centimeter square grid marked on it.

Sucks.

I miss those books. In GCSE I used to colour the squares in the back pages in with alternating colours until I had a chessboard like pattern.