Revenant (2/8/2013)
Lynn, remember the bell curve: in any situation 50 percent of the involved are below the average, and 5 percent are on the tail end. That's how normal distribution works and there is nothing you can do about it.

L' Eomot Inversé (2/8/2013)

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You may not be aware what a jumping jack is on this side of the pond. I can't imagine you want to use something like this as an exercise tool, and the other British meaning of "jumping jacks" involves - no, I dare not write it in a forum with so many innocent participants

Of course it is rather amusing to speculate on what may be covered by that "whatever" when it follows jumping jacks.

L' Eomot Inversé (2/8/2013)

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Don't worry Lynn, on performance so far being called in idiot by that guy seems to be a consequence of being accurate. I imagine that his next step will be to edit the original post to make it say what he now claims it said, unless he is not competent even to do that.

Brandie Tarvin (2/8/2013)

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Well, THAT is certainly interesting. I'm not even sure what it is.

But no, that's not what I was referring to. This is.

RBarryYoung (2/8/2013)

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That's odd, in my high school almost everyone was above average.

RBarryYoung (2/8/2013)

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That's odd, in my high school almost everyone was above average.

Lynn Pettis (2/8/2013)

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I think I know someone who may be looking for a new job.

L' Eomot Inversé (2/8/2013)

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Don't worry Lynn, on performance so far being called in idiot by that guy seems to be a consequence of being accurate. I imagine that his next step will be to edit the original post to make it say what he now claims it said, unless he is not competent even to do that.

L' Eomot Inversé (2/8/2013)

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It's a tube of heavy paper filled with althernating lengths of fuse and tightly confined piles of gunpowder. Light the blue end and retire (rapidly). As the fuse burns to each powder section that section explodes loudly and the thing jumps some distance; if it's well designed, the next powder section explodes just as the thing is landing from the previous jump. Since it isn't particularly rigid, what direction it will go in at each stage is unpredictable.

SQLRNNR (2/10/2013)

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Link to thread please...