What does this equation represent?

Guess it could be almost anything...
is this meant to be a "yes/no" thing?
If so: does each number represent a word?

It was not meant to be a "yes/no" thing... but I could go along with that.

Each number is a word.

It's the result of how I feel after a bad day at work

A complicated way of using the first five prime numbers in an equation. I don't see why the zero is present.
Reminds me of the contests for writing the most confusing software possible in C.

soot... the explanation of that equation will make a bad day at work just a bit more fun.

Robert... the explanation of that equation will reveal the meaning of the zero.

The fact that I should of taken more math classes in college?

I shall end the suspense... This equation...



represents...

A mathematical LIMERICK, as follows...

A dozen, a gross, and a score
Plus three times the square root of four
Divided by seven
Plus five times eleven
Equals nine squared and not a bit more.

I was right.

PS...actually there are a couple of folks at my office who would get a kick of solving this

do you think they will get it... without explanation?