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[empip]

the Northern and Western most points (90° and 180°)D

Let someone else do the map-reading pip, 90 and 180 degrees are east and south!

A convention universally adopted in mathematical writing is that angles given a sign are positive angles if measured counterclockwise, and negative angles if measured clockwise, from a given line. If no line is specified, it can be assumed to be the x-axis in the Cartesian plane.

In navigation, bearings are measured from north, increasing clockwise, so a bearing of 45 is north-east. Negative bearings are not used in navigation, so north-west is 315.

Blimey, take care skipper .. did it look like a map?

I used two systems .. decided not to use the same one twice.
Hokay?
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[WoodYouLike]

Sorry Thermo .. The Tree beat you at 2:12 pm

..something to do while the paint dries, eh? 1) F S S and am still pondering the others..

I had to 'double take' I thought Woody was being rude ...

It wasn't me (oh, isn't that part of another thread, did we list that singer?)

 

[empip]

1st the tongue now the finger ... tsk,tsk,tsk ...

 

[B.O.B DOLE]

Base, sight ,man, estate,ban, all, sheds

yes i agree ban all sheds

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Blimey, take care skipper .. did it look like a map?

No, but you used the navigation or cartographic terms terms "North" and "West", not "top" and "left"...

And then quoted the rules for navigation...

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Base, sight ,man, estate,ban, all, sheds

yes i agree ban all sheds

I've already said that that's not the right answer - why on earth repeat an answer that you know is wrong?

 

[empip]

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[noodlz]

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[keyplayer]

AMENDMENT, SENSE, HEAVEN ?

 

[Gary_M]

How many planks of wood are there?

 

[kendor]

no wood but i can see a lot of lines

 

[mlb3c]

How many planks of wood are there?

I would say 2 and my top tip:if the shoes don't fit, don't wear them

 

[keyplayer]

Ceci n'est pas de bois.

 

[WoodYouLike]

Ceci n'est pas de bois.

C'est un example de Esher

 

[keyplayer]

Ceci n'est pas de bois.

C'est un example de Esher

Yes indeed. I've noticed that after a few hours in Amsterdam his work appears a little less impossible!