Aha! You are a kid. Repeating the same phrases ad nauseam. No originality, no allowance or even understanding of being wrong. A schizoid version of Tim Daneliuk all the way.
Fix your clock dweeb.
On Fri, 02 Oct 2009 09:59:16 -0500, fucktard wrote: more proof that he is a member of this set:
sack of hammers.
box of rocks.
jackstein.
Regards,
Tom Watson
snipped-for-privacy@no.com wrote in news:gi3cc5pnbqloti3p8nmosjhi2ocm1lndpt@
4ax.com:
I don't see how there's a masquerade involved.
Your really a pompous, overt hypocrite, masquerading as a pompous, overt hypocrite, aren't you?
So.. if one had several thousand woods chips, and tossed them in the air, after landing on the ground, some would point this way, some would point in another direction...like..point randomly in all directions..some N, some NE, some South...randomly... Their orientation would be random, no? You know... random orientation? . . . Or are you one of the Rovian Bushites who can not and will not admit they're wrong?
Dunno, it all sounds like a pantomime to me :-)
Sorry but you are wrong. What the phrase means is that the orientation (direction the chips are laid in) is random. The chips have no particular direction.
Orientation is a state and can be up-down, left-right, North-South, East-west, any combination of the former or random.
More like Le Petomane?
Nah, that's the "revenge on the Borgs" :-)
Brilliant.
Yes, random.
You know... random orientation?
Yes, and an oxymoron, just like a deafening silence or cruel kindness.
Thats a laugh, coming from you...
Right.
or random.
Wrong. Random has no particular direction, random makes it an oxymoron. Oriented Strand Board does not mean random, it means oriented, in a particular direction.
Perfectly acceptable usage in the English language.
*Pats Jack on the head*: "sure it does, sure it does, Jack..."
Did you read that sentence before you posted it, Jack?
Ok, Jack. You insist on it like a little kid having a temper tantrum, so you *must* be right. Saying it repeatedly enough times has always been the standard for being right, so you win without exception. We are all fools to even question anything you have to say. Let me be the first to apologize for even thinking about questioning your wisdom.
How can we repay our statements of common sense and capitulate to your brilliance?
Someone come and get me before I start gagging and choke to death.
*Pats Jack on the head*: "sure it does, sure it does, Jack..."
Did you read that sentence before you posted it, Jack?
===============================================================
Jeez, I'm sorry I asked ... :()
It does look random but in a clip I watched on TOH or another show it was clearly being laid down in a pattern that gave the finished sheet "grain" that gave it more strength along it's length than across it's width.
John
Yes, perfectly acceptable usage, and a near perfect example of an oxymoron... Go figure.
Orientation is rrelated to direction. You can go off in random directions - and it is not an oxymoron. Nor is Random orientation.
Yep, it sure does.
Orient: To align or position with respect to a point or system of reference
Random: Having no specific pattern, haphazard
Oxymoron: a figure of speech which produces a seemingly self-contradictory effect, as in ?cruel kindness? or ?to make haste slowly.?
and another great example, "Randomly oriented"
The boy's about as sharp as a bowling ball.
Try an appeal to authority.
Tell him that Rush, Glenn and Sean say it's true.
That seems to have worked on him so far.
Regards,
Tom Watson
HomeOwnersHub website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.