f(x) = e^x

The only function in the world that satisfies ∫f(x)dx = f(x) and d/dx f(x) = f(x). Very dumb.

Question: ∫f(x) = f(x)
Because ∫f(x) = e^x
Therefore, the solution is e^x

by BladeX123uWu December 18, 2022

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Double X Magnum

Whether a terrible sex move or from a gun either way you will dislocate your shoulder

-I got some new ammo for my Gun it's a double X Magnum

by Dahdahdahhhhhh November 11, 2017

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X-Bruce-Lee

Autistic. Really autistic.

Someone: Have you seen X-Bruce-Lee
XBL: (autistic noises)

by Yes Yes No but Ok December 29, 2022

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Travis Scott x Mcdonalds

The dumbest collaboration 2020 has brought us, if anyone reading this spent 250$ for jean shorts and intend using them for personal use please seek a therapist.

You hear about the travis scott x mcdonalds collaboration? Overpriced and barely heat

by Чоппа September 8, 2020

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X

X from the game Reverse1999. Also nicknamed "Alphabet boy" by both his friends Medicine pocket and Regulus. He is a genius inventor and a member of the Laplace scientific computing centre.

X is a whimsical lil fella

by Cryinginpainrn月 June 11, 2024

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When musicians collaborate on tracks and instead of saying featuring they'd rather use the short terminology "x". This is traditionally used to represent the group of artists as an equal collaboration; their verses shouldn't be seen as a "feature" but rather the second half of the song. "Featuring" however is traditionally used to indicate another artist's addition to the main artist's song, hence the use of the term featuring. Nowadays the traditional uses for these terminologies are recreational.

Example of "X": Musician 1 x Musician 2 - Song Title

Example of "Featuring": Musician 1 - Song Title (Featuring Musician 2)

by choppedcheesewithanarizona July 25, 2024

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