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Invisible wrote:
>> My favorites were the extreme close-up of the little red triangle at
>> the top of the dial on a master lock (like you looked at every day of
>> school and still didn't recognise)
>
> ...???
In the USA, kids get lockers to store their books and such in between
classes. They locked with a Master lock.
Oh wow.
http://www.masterlock.com/school/
An entire page just about locks for school lockers.
> I'd probably get that one.
It's surprisingly difficult to look at it. You *know* you've seen it, and
you have to think "where is that *from*."
> Would you recognise the *sound* those spokes make when plucked?
No.
> course, today I understand that the sniffness of the rods causes them to
> resist being bend, which adds a 2nd-order dx/dt term to the transfer
> function of the system, which introduces dispersion, which changes the
> resonant frequencies of the system such that they are no longer
> harmonically related... but when I was 9, I just used to like twanging
> the spokes.
And what makes you think you're stupid again?
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
I ordered stamps from Zazzle that read "Place Stamp Here".
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