A long time ago, when I was an unusual second year student, and keeping grades in geometry was a daily struggle, I felt offended when the teacher used the term “blunt” while turning to our class.
In the end I realized that he was probably trying to explain the type of angle, not to comment on our intelligence. Today I think that if it helped us combine geometry with something witty – let’s say how to hunt a turkey – I would understand the rules much faster. Last spring, when I killed a immense volume at the intersection of the Woods road and the fields I hunted, I realized that I operate geometry every day when hunting for turkeys.
How do long bars and geometry go together? The answer can support you pack Gobblers
