So, I keep asking this question and I never get a conclusive answer.
Iscosceles or scalene?
NO equilateral.
No equilateral? But I prefer acute little triangle.
Quote from: Nawaxo on August 08, 2010, 07:14:46 PM
So, I keep asking this question and I never get a conclusive answer.
Iscosceles or scalene?
NO equilateral.
HOLY LIVING FUCK I DISAGREE
WHAT ABOUT THE TRIFORCE? EQUILATERAL FOR THE WIN. SCALENE IS LIKE THE ZIMA OF TRIANGLES. ISOSCELES? PLEASE. PLEASE PUT ONE IN YOUR MOUTH AND PULL THE TRIG.
Equilateral > All
If you disagree you are a steaming pile of shit.
AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHY I SAID NO EQUILATERAL.
Too easy.
People find the stability of the equilateral triangle comforting in these times of uncertainty, so it's hardly surprising.
Quote from: Cramulus on August 08, 2010, 07:23:11 PM
Quote from: Nawaxo on August 08, 2010, 07:14:46 PM
So, I keep asking this question and I never get a conclusive answer.
Iscosceles or scalene?
NO equilateral.
HOLY LIVING FUCK I DISAGREE
WHAT ABOUT THE TRIFORCE? EQUILATERAL FOR THE WIN. SCALENE IS LIKE THE ZIMA OF TRIANGLES. ISOSCELES? PLEASE. PLEASE PUT ONE IN YOUR MOUTH AND PULL THE TRIG.
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I find this thread to be quite obtuse.
Aww, but it's a cute thread.
Quote from: Nawaxo on August 08, 2010, 07:42:22 PM
AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHY I SAID NO EQUILATERAL.
Too easy.
Ok so you want to know isosceles or scalene, given that someone else already took equilateral?
Well in that case there are two options, in order of preference:
1) fight the other guy to the death over equilateral
2) failing that, I'd pick the 3,4,5 scalene. Cause of the right angle and the rational ratios.
Quote from: Triple Zero on August 08, 2010, 08:40:34 PM
2) failing that, I'd pick the 3,4,5 scalene. Cause of the right angle and the rational ratios.
I agree with this. Give me the right triangle. I SAID GIVE ME THE RIGHT TRIANGLE, GODDAMNIT
Quote from: Buckminster FullerTriangles cannot be structured in planes. They are always positive or negative helixes. You may say that we had no right to break the triangles open in order to add them together, but the triangles were in fact never closed because no line can ever come completely back into itself. Experiment shows that two lines cannot be constructed through the same point at the same time (see Sec. 517, "Interference"). One line will be superimposed on the other. Therefore, the triangle is a spiral__a very flat spiral, but open at the recycling point.
Bullshit!
EQUILATERAL TRIANGLES ARE THE MOTHERFUCKING SHIT!
THEY ARE MORE USEFUL THAN YOUR MOMS TITS AND TASTE LIKE SWEET LOVE GRAVY!
SCALENE ARE FUCKING RETARDED AND ISOSCELES CAN GO SHIM THEMSELVES UNDER AN ELEPHANTS MUDDY ASS!
IF YOU DON'T LIKE WHAT I'M SAYING THEN YOU'RE A CRAP FACED SACK OF CRAP!
Quote from: Telarus on August 08, 2010, 09:45:46 PM
Quote from: Buckminster FullerTriangles cannot be structured in planes. They are always positive or negative helixes. You may say that we had no right to break the triangles open in order to add them together, but the triangles were in fact never closed because no line can ever come completely back into itself. Experiment shows that two lines cannot be constructed through the same point at the same time (see Sec. 517, "Interference"). One line will be superimposed on the other. Therefore, the triangle is a spiral__a very flat spiral, but open at the recycling point.
WHUT
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Isosceles right triangle.
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