Aaaiiiiiiiieee! Now his foaming's become a Pavlovian reflex! No
conscious thought involved! Auto response! Fffoooooaaaaaaammmmm!
Fffffffffffoooooooooaaaaaaaammmmm!

JAXAshby wrote:

little frog, you are one sick puppy. you live in the same crackerbox as oxxy?

It's the fooaaaaaam that attracts a Tadpole, the
fffoooooooooaaaammmm!

JAXAshby wrote:

little frog, you are one sick puppy. you live in the same crackerbox as
oxxy?

From: Flying Tadpole

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Aaaiiiiiiiieee! Now his foaming's become a Pavlovian reflex! No
conscious thought involved! Auto response! Fffoooooaaaaaaammmmm!
Fffffffffffoooooooooaaaaaaaammmmm!

JAXAshby wrote:


little frog, you are one sick puppy. you live in the same crackerbox as
oxxy?


It's the fooaaaaaam that attracts a Tadpole, the
fffoooooooooaaaammmm!

JAXAshby wrote:

little frog, you are one sick puppy. you live in the same crackerbox as
oxxy?

From: Flying Tadpole

[snip]

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Tad,

Jax is usually only dangerous to himself with a little knowledge and
maybe some who might take him seriously.

He is like the student that is so sure that the chemical symbol for
water is (HIJKLMNO.) He knows that it's correct because his teacher TOLD
HIM that the symbol was (H to O) for water and the teacher knows

Ole Thom

[sounds in background of SERIOUS guffowing]


Tad,

Jax is usually only dangerous to himself with a little knowledge and
maybe some who might take him seriously.

He is like the student that is so sure that the chemical symbol for
water is (HIJKLMNO.) He knows that it's correct because his teacher TOLD
HIM that the symbol was (H to O) for water and the teacher knows

Ole Thom

Jax,

Think of your Sail laying flat on the Sail Loft's floor. Do you have
that picture, in your (snic) mind? Now with the sail, laying perfectly
flat, tell me and the ASA group where you measure the "CHORD"?

Jump little fish, I just wiggled the line.
Ole Thom

from the dictionary, old man, something back in junior high school and you have
yet to learn.

chord2 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (kôrd, krd)
n.
A line segment that joins two points on a curve.
A straight line connecting the leading and trailing edges of an airfoil.

Jax,

Think of your Sail laying flat on the Sail Loft's floor. Do you have
that picture, in your (snic) mind? Now with the sail, laying perfectly
flat, tell me and the ASA group where you measure the "CHORD"?

Jump little fish, I just wiggled the line.
Ole Thom

And No Jax,

While you are in a good mood and properly set up.

You have the definition of the "Chord"
I asked you to locate the "Chord" on the flat Sail.

Now, remembering YOUR DEFINITION, if you drew a line from the Peak of
the sail to the bottom Leech corner; Wouldn't that be a "CHORD" for the
curve of the ROACH?? (Jump little fish, you have been hooked again!)

Now, draw another line from the Peak to the Tack corner at the Boom.
That straight line, or CHORD would show the curve in the Tack, which
will produce the Belly in the sail. ( On both sides ;^) I"m pulling you
in Little Fish for my catch and release )

So, now Jax we have two "CHORDS" and yet no straight line from the
leading edge to the trailing edge (Pass me the net while I land this
Little Fish (G)!)

Jax, when we run the sail up the Mast or the Fore Stay, the curve in the
leading edge becomes straight and the excess forms a curve in both sides
of the sail, which when a delta P is created will take the shape of an
Airfoil. This my friend can be MEASURED by a straight line from the
Leading edge (TACK) to the Trailing edge (LEECH) (Hand me the pliers so
I can turn "Little Fishy" loose!)

I'll see you again "LITTLE FISH" if you want to talk Effects of TRIMMING
for Newton's Laws of Motion. If not, So be it!!

Ole Thom

the one who so loudly proclaims to be a crackerbox asks what appear to be to
him a funny:

Guffowing?

What sort of flying critter is the Guffo or is it a Guff?

Are they protected?



Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

from the proud crackerbox denizen:

This from Mr Guffowing....
Bwaaahaahahhahahahahahhahahahaaaa!


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

old man, you have been over-served way too many times. you are missing the
term, and it doesn't appear you even are capable of knowing that.

You have the definition of the "Chord"
I asked you to locate the "Chord" on the flat Sail.

Now, remembering YOUR DEFINITION, if you drew a line from the Peak of
the sail to the bottom Leech corner; Wouldn't that be a "CHORD" for the
curve of the ROACH?? (Jump little fish, you have been hooked again!)

Now, draw another line from the Peak to the Tack corner at the Boom.
That straight line, or CHORD would show the curve in the Tack, which
will produce the Belly in the sail. ( On both sides ;^) I"m pulling you
in Little Fish for my catch and release )

So, now Jax we have two "CHORDS" and yet no straight line from the
leading edge to the trailing edge (Pass me the net while I land this
Little Fish (G)!)

Jax, when we run the sail up the Mast or the Fore Stay, the curve in the
leading edge becomes straight and the excess forms a curve in both sides
of the sail, which when a delta P is created will take the shape of an
Airfoil. This my friend can be MEASURED by a straight line from the
Leading edge (TACK) to the Trailing edge (LEECH) (Hand me the pliers so
I can turn "Little Fishy" loose!)

I'll see you again "LITTLE FISH" if you want to talk Effects of TRIMMING
for Newton's Laws of Motion. If not, So be it!!

Ole Thom