Tonight's DU buzz-word is "Triangulate."

[WilliamPitt]

See it. Say it. Love it. Live it.

;)

[Richard Steele]

1. Heeeeeey!!!

[Tactical Progressive]

3. Another whiny Obama graphic!

What's new?

[CorpGovActivist]

2. Drink to It with Grain Alcohol!

; )

Great drinking game, and you'll be rip-roaring drunk in no time flat.

- Dave

[salinen]

4. Why would anyone

want to strangle a triangle anyway?

[CorpGovActivist]

5. Dick Morris Hated Geometry?

:rofl:

- Dave

[davidinalameda]

6. but he loves toes

[CorpGovActivist]

7. What about Obtuse...

... "tri-cankles"?

[davidinalameda]

11. that just sounds nasty

LOL

[AntiFascist]

8. Triangulation is an important concept because it is 2 dimensional...

it explains how a centrist can compromise between left and right and still remain hawkish the whole time. (hope that wasn't too intense)

[JTFrog]

9. Triangulation is the impossible triangle!

When viewed from one particular point, the Impossible Triangle appears to be an equilateral triangle. Upon closer inspection it is discovered that this perception is false, and the object does not actually form a triangle. Even given this knowledge, however, it is extremely difficult to view the object from the special vantage point as anything but a triangle.

[NoPasaran]

10. You call it "triangulation"

I call it "strategy"

[Maven]

12. Stop trying to make "fetch" happen.

It's not going to happen!

[AlCzervik]

14. you Mean Girl!!

that was hilarious!
:rofl:

[TahitiNut]

13. Is quadrangulation advanced triangulation?

Is angulation a civil form of trolling? Let's ask G. O'Metry.

[underpants]

15. I just Triangulated, ask me anything

:woohoo:

[me b zola]

18. Did you wash your hands?

:yoiks:

[scarletwoman]

16. It's what they did to JFK, you whippersnapper. Now get off my lawn!

[kineneb]

17. are they all lost?

do they need GPS to find their way? An old-fashioned survey crew, complete with theodolite?

(triangulation- a method using trigonometry to find the location of a point using bearings from two fixed points a known distance apart. -from my pocket Merriam-Webster dictionary)

Grandpa worked on the Coastal Geodetic Survey after WWI, hiking into the Cascade Range with his mule and equipment. That is the image I got from the word.