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Before the picnic.

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I learn something new from you about 2 or 3 times a week, it seems. I've never heard that term before. For anyone else who may be in the same boat, it means: "a type of behavior where someone is extremely confident about their own actions but does not understand that their behavior is unacceptable to others"

How did you manage to get a 16.5 minute video into 141 MB? Impressive. 👍👍

Hey Mr. Grinch! I've found the perfect Christmas gift just for you!! Just for the Grinch

Kitty knows

Thanks for the video. The shorter sounds reminded me of someone snoring, but the longer sounds did sound more like furniture being dragged across the floor, even though the apt was empty at the time. And I wouldn't rule out a haunted building. It wouldn't be the first time some poltergeist has been known to make strange noises and even move things around.

Came home to find this on my porch...I only own the cat.

Can you or someone post a video for those of us without a sub? Thanks, guys.

Parallelograms are shapes that have four sides with two pairs of sides that are parallel. The four shapes that meet the requirements of a parallelogram are square, rectangle, rhombus, and rhomboid. A rhombus looks like a slanted square, and a rhomboid looks like a slanted rectangle. These properties of parallelograms will help you identify parallelograms and solve geometric problems: Parallelograms will always have parallel sides - if the sides continued forever, they would never touch or intersect one another. If you draw a diagonal line from corner to corner in a parallelogram, the diagonal lines would intersect one another to create bisecting lines. Parallelograms will have at least one pair of opposite sides that are congruent, or of equal length. Parallelograms will also have at least one pair of opposite angles that are congruent. This is from study.com

Hey @Robwin, here's your researcher, right here.

Hope they turn out great. 👍

Rectangles and squares are parallelograms, but a trapezoid wouldn't fit that description. A parallelogram is a quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides. 😊

I can't do all your work for you.

All I know is, it's in their name. Whether or not there actually are 57 or more varieties, I'll leave to you to research, smartass.

Here's a shot of the entire pic. I typed in Lorne square sausage and TBH, most of the pics that showed up had at least a slight trapezoidal shape to them; wider at the bottom than at the top. However, here's one I won't be trying anytime soon.