The Random hilarious picture thread. - Page 11

**Scooby** · 3-14-08, 21:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Graham_A_M

Look at the slope of the two diagonal lines making the hypotenuse. The slopes are not even. So in the original configuration they make a concave angle, and in the second configuration they make a convex angle (thereby increasing the overall area of the shape by 1 cube).

**pearsonmx6** · 3-14-08, 22:56

wow i see it now

**Graham_A_M** · 3-14-08, 23:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scooby

Look at the slope of the two diagonal lines making the hypotenuse. The slopes are not even. So in the original configuration they make a concave angle, and in the second configuration they make a convex angle (thereby increasing the overall area of the shape by 1 cube).

I forget what the term "hypotenuse" stands for unfortunately.

**pearsonmx6** · 3-14-08, 23:04

i know what it means

**nate_v8** · 3-15-08, 1:19

hypotenuse is the side of the trinagle opposite the 90* angle. I think it can be more than just that, but I haven't had to apply a vast amount of trig since physics a year ago, and AutoCAD pretty much does all the work for me at work. Isn't it nice to know how dependant on computers we all are.

**Norvan6** · 3-15-08, 2:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scooby

Look at the slope of the two diagonal lines making the hypotenuse. The slopes are not even. So in the original configuration they make a concave angle, and in the second configuration they make a convex angle (thereby increasing the overall area of the shape by 1 cube).

Was my answer too confusing, or did nobody read it?

**SAdrmmr04** · 3-15-08, 10:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by pearsonmx6

i know what it means

win!!!!

(lounge karma)

**Graham_A_M** · 3-15-08, 18:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Norvan6

Was my answer too confusing, or did nobody read it?

no I read it, but since I didn't know what the hypotenuse was, it didn't click. But after reading the explanation, I can see it now. Thanks man.

**pearsonmx6** · 3-16-08, 22:19

**Graham_A_M** · 3-16-08, 23:00

^ language filter buddy.

anyway. time for a mo fuggin' update y'all

^ Amatuer stunters FTW!!!!111 Frickin' Gold.

^ I'd like to know the story behind that. Probably the most effective way to end your multi-million dollar career I can think of really.

**Graham_A_M** · 3-16-08, 23:12

Another one, well sort of.

^ Who says the internets cant be festive?

EDIT: more still

http://www.tereschubert.com/art/avat...AR/2epues6.gif

^ perhaps NSFW.

**whitenoyz** · 3-16-08, 23:14

HEY!! it's a peep show!!

**Scooby** · 3-17-08, 2:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Norvan6

Was my answer too confusing, or did nobody read it?

I must have missed your reply. Second!

**Chefsp0t** · 3-17-08, 15:08

**ragincanadian4** · 3-17-08, 15:31

Wow, what a bunch of idiots.

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