gamma
10 years ago
that's right, we just had a 5+ minute conversation about the specificity levels of rectangles, squares, quadrilaterals, parallelograms, and rhombuses.
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potato boyo
10 years ago
You covered a lot of territory.
anisoptera
10 years ago
Yeah that sounds like an action packed five minutes.
potato boyo
10 years ago
anisoptera: we need video of this meeting so we can replace the audio track with us doing 6 million dollar man sound effects.
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Morskittar
10 years ago
Rhombi?
Morskittar
10 years ago
If not, it should be
Shteevie thinks
10 years ago
that's one of those 'pretending Greek words are Latin' things. Or is it the other way around?
EvilCouch says
10 years ago
Rhombus is totally Greek in origin.
gamma
10 years ago
pluralization was covered as well, although likely not correctly.
Morskittar says
10 years ago
does Greek actually use "-us"?
Morskittar says
10 years ago
apparently both rhombi and rhombuses are considered correct. Greek would have been Romanized as "rhombos".
Morskittar says
10 years ago
I gather rhombi would be what Romans would say and rhombuses our modernized pseudo-Latin.
Morskittar says
10 years ago
kind of where it always ends up.
Morskittar says
10 years ago
so technically if we're rolling Greek it should be ῥόμβος
Morskittar says
10 years ago
English: no rules, only suggestions
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potato boyo
10 years ago
You have to destroy the brain.
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