Enigma Machine 9

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  • Ranald
    Noble
    • Jul 2010
    • 1487

    #16
    Re: Enigma Machine 9

    I had never heard of a 'square knot', but I find (from the following link) that it can also be called a 'reef Knot' !

    An easy-to-follow guide to folding and modifying square knots Need a quick knot that'll hold fast? Look no further than the square knot, also called the reef knot! The square knot is a simple beginner's knot with many practical uses. It's...


    I do not see why 'square' is used, as it is always oblong..... but then, I have never been a Girl Guide !!!

    Ranald

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    • FriedaKateM
      Noble
      • Jul 2010
      • 1322

      #17
      Re: Enigma Machine 9

      HI, Ranald, All I know is that one has two ends of rope, then you put right over left, then left over right, which kind of makes a square. In Boy Scouting & in Girl Scouting a square knot is meaningful. We tie our ties with it. And a square knot will not let go, no matter what! Joan PS: could show you, as it's difficult to show on-line!!??!!

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      • Hugh
        Noble
        • Jul 2010
        • 1204

        #18
        The Scouts and Guides are right on, you got it Joan! That finishes EM9. Anyway the knot pictured is square.

        Cheers,

        Hugh

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        • albalad
          Man At Arms
          • Apr 2014
          • 288

          #19
          Re: Enigma Machine 9

          Like Ranald, I hadn't heard of a square knot; it's known here as a reef knot also. (Unless you tie it wrong, in which case it's a "Granny"!
          - John.

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          • Hugh
            Noble
            • Jul 2010
            • 1204

            #20
            EM 9 Answers
            ________________________________________
            1. adding insult to injury
            2. Three Blind Mice (i.e. missing "I's" or eyes)
            3. last but not least
            4. a little shaver
            5. box seat
            6. bending over backwards ("back" words)
            7. All for one … and one for all
            8. square knot (Well, it was as square as we could make it.)
            9. all in a nutshell
            10.Sweep it under the rug.
            11. left-overs (Notice the vertical line)

            Got them all again good work team!

            Cheers,

            Hugh


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