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On 20/05/2015 11:39, Stephen wrote:
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> Spotted it.
That was my move.
I made the light a spot.
I spotted it.
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Stephen
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On Wed, 20 May 2015 21:18:48 +0100, Stephen wrote:
> On 20/05/2015 11:39, Stephen wrote:
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>> Spotted it.
>
> That was my move.
>
> I made the light a spot.
> I spotted it.
Spline, because the geometry is all weird now.
Jim
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"I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and
besides, the pig likes it." - George Bernard Shaw
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On 21/05/2015 06:11, Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Wed, 20 May 2015 21:18:48 +0100, Stephen wrote:
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>> On 20/05/2015 11:39, Stephen wrote:
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>>> Spotted it.
>>
>> That was my move.
>>
>> I made the light a spot.
>> I spotted it.
>
> Spline, because the geometry is all weird now.
no_cache - this scene is taking forever to render.
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> When you worked in Germany. Did anyone ever hold up two fingers to you
> when counting?
Not while counting, no ;-)
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On 22/05/2015 09:40, scott wrote:
>> When you worked in Germany. Did anyone ever hold up two fingers to you
>> when counting?
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> Not while counting, no ;-)
>
>
;-)
Someone did it to me for emphasis. I did not know I could be so shocked
like that. :-)
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Stephen
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On 22-5-2015 10:43, Stephen wrote:
> On 22/05/2015 09:40, scott wrote:
>>> When you worked in Germany. Did anyone ever hold up two fingers to you
>>> when counting?
>>
>> Not while counting, no ;-)
>>
>>
> ;-)
> Someone did it to me for emphasis. I did not know I could be so shocked
> like that. :-)
>
You don't do that in Britain? As far as I know one can go at least up to
five for emphasis, 1 being thumb or index. No other meaning involved,
except for the single middle finger of course ;-)
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Thomas
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On 22/05/15 11:59, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 22-5-2015 10:43, Stephen wrote:
>> On 22/05/2015 09:40, scott wrote:
>>>> When you worked in Germany. Did anyone ever hold up two fingers to you
>>>> when counting?
>>>
>>> Not while counting, no ;-)
>>>
>>>
>> ;-)
>> Someone did it to me for emphasis. I did not know I could be so shocked
>> like that. :-)
>>
>
> You don't do that in Britain? As far as I know one can go at least up to
> five for emphasis, 1 being thumb or index. No other meaning involved,
> except for the single middle finger of course ;-)
>
It depends on the orientation of the hand as well as the separation of
the digits.
Palm forward: digits together, two. Digits separated, Victory.
Palm backwards: digits separated, f*** you. Digits together, undefined.
I have started to adopt the (middle-)European way of doing things using
thumb and index finger.
John
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Protect the Earth
It was not given to you by your parents
You hold it in trust for your children
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On 22/05/2015 12:11, Doctor John wrote:
> On 22/05/15 11:59, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> On 22-5-2015 10:43, Stephen wrote:
>>> On 22/05/2015 09:40, scott wrote:
>>>>> When you worked in Germany. Did anyone ever hold up two fingers to you
>>>>> when counting?
>>>>
>>>> Not while counting, no ;-)
>>>>
>>>>
>>> ;-)
>>> Someone did it to me for emphasis. I did not know I could be so shocked
>>> like that. :-)
>>>
>>
>> You don't do that in Britain? As far as I know one can go at least up to
>> five for emphasis, 1 being thumb or index. No other meaning involved,
>> except for the single middle finger of course ;-)
>>
>
> It depends on the orientation of the hand as well as the separation of
> the digits.
> Palm forward: digits together, two. Digits separated, Victory.
> Palm backwards: digits separated, f*** you. Digits together, undefined.
>
George Bush, famously did it to a group of Australian farmers, who were
protesting. He thought it was the peace sign.
> I have started to adopt the (middle-)European way of doing things using
> thumb and index finger.
The Okay sign?
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Stephen
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On 22-5-2015 13:11, Doctor John wrote:
> On 22/05/15 11:59, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> On 22-5-2015 10:43, Stephen wrote:
>>> On 22/05/2015 09:40, scott wrote:
>>>>> When you worked in Germany. Did anyone ever hold up two fingers to you
>>>>> when counting?
>>>>
>>>> Not while counting, no ;-)
>>>>
>>>>
>>> ;-)
>>> Someone did it to me for emphasis. I did not know I could be so shocked
>>> like that. :-)
>>>
>>
>> You don't do that in Britain? As far as I know one can go at least up to
>> five for emphasis, 1 being thumb or index. No other meaning involved,
>> except for the single middle finger of course ;-)
>>
>
> It depends on the orientation of the hand as well as the separation of
> the digits.
> Palm forward: digits together, two. Digits separated, Victory.
Yes, those I know...
> Palm backwards: digits separated, f*** you. Digits together, undefined.
Ah! New meaning to me ;-)
>
> I have started to adopt the (middle-)European way of doing things using
> thumb and index finger.
Yes, that's the way I recognise.
Sign language is an interesting study indeed. How do you call somebody
to come to you, with your hand? Depending on the country it is waving it
/towards/ you or /from/ you, with the opposite meaning also of course.
Can be confusing. :-)
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Thomas
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On 22/05/2015 15:00, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> Sign language is an interesting study indeed. How do you call somebody
> to come to you, with your hand? Depending on the country it is waving it
> /towards/ you or /from/ you, with the opposite meaning also of course.
> Can be confusing. :-)
A couple of years ago. I worked with a group of Indians who shook their
heads when agreeing or for yes.
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Stephen
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