Argonath RPG - A World of its own
Argonath RPG Community => Speakerbox => Topic started by: sinamun on April 14, 2009, 12:52:53 pm
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What is the most Meaningless term you know?
Well, the most meaningless ive ever hear is;
'Near-miss' - When two planes nearly collide, they call it a 'Near-miss'
Its a Near hit!
a Collision, is a 'Near-miss'
BOOM!
"Look, They nearly missed.."
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Oh god, I know tons of meaninglesss terms, here are a few:
''Carefull with that ladder, your'll get someones eye out with that''
-How is that possible? :lol:
And ive also heard people say this:
''Its too cold to snow'' :rofl:
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What is the most Meaningless term you know?
Well, the most meaningless ive ever hear is;
'Near-miss' - When two planes nearly collide, they call it a 'Near-miss'
Well they missed when they were really close, so near to each other so yeah it was a near-miss.
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no jubin.
when they nearly hitm its called a 'near-miss' when it should be called a 'near-hit'
a collision would be a 'near-miss'
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Uh no. You were near each other but you missed. It could also be called a near hit. But when two planes hit, its called a collision.
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"I can't go to water, it is wet and water makes me wet."
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Definition:
Near miss - A narrowly avoided collision involving two or more aircraft, ships, boats, or motor vehicles.
that is pointless because they hit so its not a miss nor is it nearly a miss..
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Definition:
Near miss - A narrowly avoided collision involving two or more aircraft, ships, boats, or motor vehicles.
that is pointless because they hit so its not a miss nor is it nearly a miss..
They do not hit, definition says, avoided collision. So as they were near each other, they missed, so I do get it why it is called near-miss. In Estonian it is called napikas.
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''Its too cold to snow'' :rofl:
Whats bad about that? :neutral:
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Drunk-Drunkman
Dunno whats it means
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Drunk-Drunkman
Dunno whats it means
A drunk man that drunk :rofl:
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''Its too cold to snow'' :rofl:
Yeh, what's wrong with that one? If it's TOO cold it will not snow. It has to be a certain degree < NERD!
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Yeah it has to be in between a certain degree to snow. If it gets too cold then it will just be hail I guess.
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/me looks at pictures of the north and the south pole where it is -40 degrees
Are you guys being sarcastic? :trust:
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/me looks at pictures of the north and the south pole where it is -40 degrees
As i know there are just ice not snow
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Yeah.........most of it is ice. And the poles do get warmer for it to snow. And on absolute zero, then it is too cold to snow...
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There is snow and tons of it over 10 metres deep.. it snows everyday, 24 hours a day in the right seasons..
But yes I guess you are right with the fact that it cant snow at abolute zero.. infact nothing will happen cos everything would be dead and frozen :conf:
( http://www.forteantimes.com/strangedays/mythbusters/340/too_cold_to_snow.html )
But back on topic - the reason why it is a meaningless quote ( ''Its too cold to snow'' ), is the fact you hear it in places like here in the UK where the coldest it will get all year round is -5... or -10 if your (un)lucky.
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Yeh, what's wrong with that one? If it's TOO cold it will not snow. It has to be a certain degree < NERD!
if your in a place thats to cold to snow. your probably dead.
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Very famous term in my country, it has more sense in my language, but there we go..
"You are fine, but you'll get better."
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I just remembered another one:
''Oh just grow up!''
I mean, lets be honest, think about this quote logically for a second :conf:
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Yeh, what's wrong with that one? If it's TOO cold it will not snow. It has to be a certain degree < NERD!
What, are icicles going to drop from the sky then? xD
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1.a sick patient .
2.How old would be George Bush if he didn't retired?
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1.a sick patient .
2.How old would be George Bush if he didn't retired?
charz...wtf?? :neutral: