Bonjour, RP.
Although it's more like "bonsoir" around this time here.
Have you counted your big toe hairs?
not right now, i'm brushing up on my trigonometry.
did you take trig in high school, or did you wait until college?
(trig was an elective at my high school)
What's more boring than the square of the hypotenuse?
Is there a different French spelling for hypotenuse, Francis?
high school, sophomore year.
that was in answer to wandeljw's question, not Francis's lol
Yes, Wand, and it aches: hypothenuse.
Exactly.
No wonder it's so close as the English and the French words both come from the Greek hupoteinousa.
This means "tense under", the prefix hupos meaning under.
There is a great new topic on the science forum!
What gases are expelled from animals?
Finally, a thread which is unabashedly dull. Some of the threads pose as interesting
That's for sure.
This thread is so boring I'm considering re-naming it, "YABBER-LINER" - ALL ABOARD II."
Francis wrote:What's more boring than the square of the hypotenuse?
Sure.... a plain square.
I find find a^2 + b^2 = c^2 emminently predictable. The triangle is always right.
Warm enough out there for ya?
It's not the heat, it's the humidity.
A car the same color as mine just drove by.
i keep wondering, who was the first person that thought "oh my I bet that raw oyster would be good to eat?"
are oysters considered "shellfish"? (they are not really fish)
Yes, they are bottom-feeders.
