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Sine Wave: Definition, Examples & Graphs
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The discussion revolves around the humorous observation of a "Mexican sine wave" seen on a dashboard, initially referred to as a "sine of dementia." Participants engage in light-hearted banter about the absurdity of the phrase, with one contributor emphasizing the importance of focusing on the road while driving. The conversation highlights the blend of humor and caution in discussing dashboard indicators, while also poking fun at the potential for misinterpretation in communication.
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jimmy p
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maybe a mexican sine wave...
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LURCH
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I sometimes see this on my dashboard, but have always just considered it a "sine of dementia"!
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jimmy p
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.........thats not a good thing...shouldnt your eyes be on the road?
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Njorl
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If somebody's eyes are on the road, they should not be driving. It's bad enough that they can't see, but running over your own eyeballs would be just too much irony.
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jimmy p
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tch there is always one isn't there? U know what i meant.
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