Guess this image!

[Bottesini]

The Red Baron.

 

[jenni-m]

The Red Baron.

Yay! You got it.

 

[Bottesini]

Thanks. Who is this?

 

[LakeTahoe]

I don't see picture!

Thanks. Who is this?

 

[RedFox]

The Red Baron's real name: Manfred von Richthofen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

He's the ace pilot of the Germans during WWI.


Oh LakeTahoe was asking about Bottesini's picture, not the Red Baron. I don't see Bottesini's picture.

 

[Bottesini]

Sorry, it shows to me hope you all can see it if I do differently.

 

[RedFox]

Alexander Graham Bell circa 1876.

AT&T: History: Milestones in AT&T History - 1876

 

[Bottesini]

Your turn.

 

[RedFox]

What is this shape?

 

[LakeTahoe]

Triacontagon?

 

[RedFox]

Triacontagon?

A tricontagon is a 30 sided polygon. The shape in the picture clearly isn't one. The lines in the picture actually are all straight.

 

[JClarke]

**yawns** Morning, AD'ers - what's new for today?

 

[LakeTahoe]

Decagon? I am trying my best

 

[JClarke]

atom?

 

[RedFox]

Decagon? I am trying my best

Decagons are polygons with 10 sides.

The straight lines are not straight in the picture for the same reason maps are distorted representations of Earth.

 

[RedFox]

atom?

The object is a lot simpler to describe than an atom.

 

[JClarke]

Is it stating with a N letter word, pronto?

 

[LakeTahoe]

Would that be oxygen or nitrogen?

 

[RedFox]

Would that be oxygen or nitrogen?

It's a lot simpler than oxygen, nitrogen or any other kind of atom, although it cannot fully appear to us without distortion for the same reason all maps of Earth are distorted.

 

[LakeTahoe]

nucleus??