What does wheel and come again mean?
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I think they are square dance terms, or wishes expressed out back behind the barn.
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this will be the 2nd time
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A fixed wheel means that there is no freewheel associated with the cog. It's usually just a single cog threaded onto the rear hub, held in place by a lockring.\n\nFixed wheels can be found on track bikes, as well as many bike messenger's bikes. Look at it this way, if the bike is moving forward, the pedals will turn forward. If the bike is moving backwards, the pedals will turn backwards.\n\nIf you find yourself on a fixed gear bike and it's moving, remember this one thing: DON"T STOP PEDALING. You'll end up launching yourself over the handlebars.
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Yep.  Someone's feelings always get hurt.  That's why the term "I feel like a third wheel" uses the number 3 instead of two.
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This is the part of the wikipedia that I understood.  I can explain it to you if you want to send me a message.  I think it makes alot of sense.\nNow let’s see what happens to our accelerating particles when a torque is applied to the spinning wheel. Assume the axis of rotation created by the torque is through the center of the wheel at 90 degrees to the primary rotation of the wheel. Let’s look at a particle that is on this axis of rotation. Since the particle is on the axis of rotation there is no direct motion applied to the particle at the instant of the applied torque. But let’s look at what will need to happen at the next moment in time. The particle is now going to be forced to curve again. This time in the direction of the curve so as to accommodate the tilt of the wheel. Now we have a particle that is already moving and it wants to keep moving in a straight line. So the particle will exert a force on the wheel. If you look at a particle on the other side of the wheel you will see that the force of the second particle is in the opposite direction of the first particle. That pair of unmatched forced is what causes the precession torque that is 90 degrees to the applied torque
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The wheel, think of the things that would not be with out the wheel
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not sure of the exact meaning but to me it means ummm  lol  - liek   you learned from this mishap now go from there. i guess its hard to explain.  jsut kinda means that you know now     now you have to use it to benefit from it
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None at all.  Born again is a term that Christians use to show that their life has restarted. Simple as that.
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basically 2 ways to see it if you believe in the bible\nliterally\n\nwhich means that jesus should eventually comeback again\n\nor \n\nnot literally\n\nwhich would mean that the second coming of Jesus would be someone else who has the same spirit as Jesus\n\njust like Jesus at his time was seen as a second Moses, or as a second Elijah
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It's called "Return of the Tres" by Delinquent Habits. It says it at the end.
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wheel of fortune.  they have several international versions
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It means go somewhere else.
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it means you hop around and face the back. When he says it again you hop around and face the front....
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now what that suppose to mean?:S
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And again in English please??
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This means Excited, and/or turning cartwheels to demonstrate one's excitement..\nMany people would recognise that meaning. What most wouldn't do is take time to consider that it makes no literal sense - after all head over heels is the normal posture. A version of the phrase originated in the 14th century as 'heels over head', which is really what we mean when we use it. The phrase evolved into head over heels much later as it was used in everyday speech without a great deal of thought.
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It means you can try again on shot (usually a drive) that goes awry without adding a point to your score. Usually you can only take one (maybe two) Mulligan(s) per round. Be advised, this is only for use in a friendly game - not in a tournament or other serious game. You cannot take a Mulligan if you are submitting your scores for handicapping.