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[[IThoughtItMeant Has nothing to do with]] when your ChosenOne [[IncrediblyLamePun refuses to walk]]. Compare with MisplacedADecimalPoint, the other common arithmetic mistake.

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[[IThoughtItMeant Has nothing to do with]] when your ChosenOne [[IncrediblyLamePun refuses to walk]].walk. Compare with MisplacedADecimalPoint, the other common arithmetic mistake.
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* TheNostalgiaCritic does it in [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/nostalgia-critic/34-nostalgia-critic/386-avgn-response-response this]] part of the AVGN/NC feud.

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* TheNostalgiaCritic WebOriginal/TheNostalgiaCritic does it in [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/nostalgia-critic/34-nostalgia-critic/386-avgn-response-response this]] part of the AVGN/NC feud.
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* Every time anyone calculates anything in EightBitTheater. Culminating in [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2010/03/09/episode-1223-make-the-truth/ "carry the infinity"]].
* {{Serious Business}} in this {{XKCD}} comic. http://xkcd.com/813/

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* Every time anyone calculates anything in EightBitTheater.Webcomic/EightBitTheater. Culminating in [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2010/03/09/episode-1223-make-the-truth/ "carry the infinity"]].
* {{Serious Business}} in this {{XKCD}} Webcomic/{{XKCD}} comic. http://xkcd.com/813/
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* In ''Game/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice: Chariots of the Dogs'', the Mariachi supervisor of the Time Vortex mutters "carry the tres" (Spanish for three) when trying to figure out where an ink ribbon landed after it was lost in space and time.

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* In ''Game/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice: ''VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice: Chariots of the Dogs'', the Mariachi supervisor of the Time Vortex mutters "carry the tres" (Spanish for three) when trying to figure out where an ink ribbon landed after it was lost in space and time.
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* In ''OldHarrysGame'', Einstein is working out a long complicated calculation, before concluding "No! Dammit, forgot to carry the seven! I'm always doing that."

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* In ''OldHarrysGame'', ''Radio/OldHarrysGame'', Einstein is working out a long complicated calculation, before concluding "No! Dammit, forgot to carry the seven! I'm always doing that."
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*In ''OldHarrysGame'', Einstein is working out a long complicated calculation, before concluding "No! Dammit, forgot to carry the seven! I'm always doing that."
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** From "Parallel Universe":
-->Holly: (something about millions of calculations on the fly) Alright, then. Counting down. 10, 9, 8, 6
-->Rimmer: We're going to die!
-->Holly: Oops, I've always had a blind spot for 7's.
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* ''SquareOneTV'''s "Oops!" showed clips of engineering disasters that apparently resulted from mathematical mistakes such as this, DivideByZero, and MisplacedADecimalPoint.
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* Serina , the [[SpaceshipGirl shipboard]] [[ArtificialIntelligence AI]] in {{Halo Wars}}, utters this when adjusting her calculations for the [[TimedMission time until the ''Spirit of Fire'' is pulled into the Shield World]]. Considering she's a hyper-advanced AI with a whole ship's computer systems to play with, she's probably just saying it for laughs.
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* In ''SamAndMax: Chariots of the Dogs'', the Mariachi supervisor of the Time Vortex mutters "carry the tres" (Spanish for three) when trying to figure out where an ink ribbon landed after it was lost in space and time.

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* In ''SamAndMax: ''Game/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice: Chariots of the Dogs'', the Mariachi supervisor of the Time Vortex mutters "carry the tres" (Spanish for three) when trying to figure out where an ink ribbon landed after it was lost in space and time.
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* In the ''{{Discworld}}'' novel ''Discworld/{{Thud}}!'', the Gooseberry organiser-imp tells Vimes that "you don't always carry the tens" when doing the Watch accounts.

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* In the ''{{Discworld}}'' novel ''Discworld/{{Thud}}!'', ''Discworld/{{Thud}}'', the Gooseberry organiser-imp tells Vimes that "you don't always carry the tens" when doing the Watch accounts.
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Also, when someone is calculating, he will always say "...carry the one...", mostly because carrying numbers is the most advanced mathematical concept most writers ([[ViewersAreMorons and audiences]]) can remember from way back then. Note, though, that the line works with any single-digit number, so you can hear, for instance, "carry the seven".[[hottip:*:The prevalence of "one" is probably due to the fact that, in the simplest case, addition, you'll never have a bigger digit than 1 to carry, because 9+9='''1'''8.]]

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Also, when someone is calculating, he will always say "...carry the one...", mostly because carrying numbers is the most advanced mathematical concept most writers ([[ViewersAreMorons and audiences]]) can remember from way back then. Note, though, that the line works with any single-digit number, so you can hear, for instance, "carry the seven".[[hottip:*:The prevalence of "one" is probably due to the fact that, in the simplest case, addition, addition of two numbers, you'll never have a bigger digit than 1 to carry, because 9+9='''1'''8.]]
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->'''Alice:''' Twenty-seven plus 35 is 52.

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->'''Alice:''' Twenty-seven 27 plus 35 is 52.
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* Opposite of the "infinity" example above: [[http://www.sir-toby.com/extend-a-story/story-1/code/read.php?episode=89464 Carry the zero]].
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* Said by Dr. Frink in ''TheSimpsons'', episode "Itchy and Scratchy Land".

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* Said by Dr. Frink in ''TheSimpsons'', episode "Itchy and Scratchy Land". He was informing his coworkers that the robots will inevitably turn against their human masters, then informs them they have 24 hours before this happens. The robots start revolting immediately, and Frink realizes he did the trope.
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[[IThoughtItMeant Has nothing to do with]] when your ChosenOne refuses to walk. Compare with MisplacedADecimalPoint, the other common arithmetic mistake.

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[[IThoughtItMeant Has nothing to do with]] when your ChosenOne [[IncrediblyLamePun refuses to walk.walk]]. Compare with MisplacedADecimalPoint, the other common arithmetic mistake.
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Also, when someone is calculating, he will always say "...carry the one...", mostly because carrying numbers is the most advanced mathematical concept most writers ([[ViewersAreMorons and audiences]]) can remember from way back then. Note, though, that the line works with any single-digit number, so you can hear, for instance, "carry the seven".

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Also, when someone is calculating, he will always say "...carry the one...", mostly because carrying numbers is the most advanced mathematical concept most writers ([[ViewersAreMorons and audiences]]) can remember from way back then. Note, though, that the line works with any single-digit number, so you can hear, for instance, "carry the seven".
seven".[[hottip:*:The prevalence of "one" is probably due to the fact that, in the simplest case, addition, you'll never have a bigger digit than 1 to carry, because 9+9='''1'''8.]]
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* {{Serious Business}} in this {{XKCD}} comic. http://xkcd.com/813/

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* Spoofed in an episode of ''MythBusters''. Grant sketched out a complex but valid mathematical formula [[ItMakesSenseInContext on the side of a test vehicle]]. After Grant finished the calculations and announced the result, this exchange occurred:
-->'''Tory''': You forgot to carry gravity.
-->''({{beat}})''
-->'''Grant''': ''What?!''
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* In ''{{The Navy Lark}}'', Lt. Phillips often 'carries the one' (among many other factors) when calculating "Left hand down a bit."
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* When the [[PenguinsOfMadagascar penguins']] vacation to the moon [[spoiler:turns out to be a failure]], Kowalski says while checking his calculations for the rocket, "It seems I forgot to carry the two."

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* When the [[PenguinsOfMadagascar [[ThePenguinsOfMadagascar penguins']] vacation to the moon [[spoiler:turns out to be a failure]], Kowalski says while checking his calculations for the rocket, "It seems I forgot to carry the two."
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* When the {{PenguinsOfMadagascar}}'s vacation to the moon [[spoiler:turns out to be a failure]], Kowalski says while checking his calculations for the rocket, "It seems I forgot to carry the two."

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* When the {{PenguinsOfMadagascar}}'s [[PenguinsOfMadagascar penguins']] vacation to the moon [[spoiler:turns out to be a failure]], Kowalski says while checking his calculations for the rocket, "It seems I forgot to carry the two."
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* When the {{PenguinsOfMadagascar}}'s vacation to the moon [[spoiler:turns out to be a failure]], Kowalski says while checking his calculations for the rocket, "It seems I forgot to carry the two."
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[[IThoughtItMeant Has nothing to do with]] when your ChosenOne refuses to walk.

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[[IThoughtItMeant Has nothing to do with]] when your ChosenOne refuses to walk. Compare with MisplacedADecimalPoint, the other common arithmetic mistake.

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* I know there's a ''QuestionableContent'' somewhere where Hannelore is doing calculations for her mother and this pops up somewhere...
** [[http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=961 This strip?]]

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* I know there's a ''QuestionableContent'' somewhere where Hannelore is doing calculations for her mother and this pops up somewhere...
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According to [[http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=961 This strip?]]this]] ''QuestionableContent'' strip, carrying the one is SeriousBusiness in accounting.
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* In the first ''KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'', you find yourself in a virtual prison with another prisoner. The two of you have a riddle competition in order to see who's mind gets to enter your body. When you defeat him with a trick question that seems at first glance to require math skills, he says this.
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** [[http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=961 This strip?]]
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Also, when someone is calculating, he will always say "...carry the one...". Note, though, that the line works with any single-digit number, so you can hear, for instance, "carry the seven".

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Also, when someone is calculating, he will always say "...carry the one...".", mostly because carrying numbers is the most advanced mathematical concept most writers ([[ViewersAreMorons and audiences]]) can remember from way back then. Note, though, that the line works with any single-digit number, so you can hear, for instance, "carry the seven".
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* NostalgiaCritic does it in [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/nostalgia-critic/34-nostalgia-critic/386-avgn-response-response this]] part of the AVGN/NC feud.

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* NostalgiaCritic TheNostalgiaCritic does it in [[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/nostalgia-critic/34-nostalgia-critic/386-avgn-response-response this]] part of the AVGN/NC feud.

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