If the cylindrical elements of the cubinder are hollow, would it permissible to call this a tubinder?
(a tubamid wouldn't work, I know!)
Tubinder?
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Tubinder?
by kingmaz » Thu Jan 01, 2009 8:20 pm
My mind works in a silly way, humour me:
If the cylindrical elements of the cubinder are hollow, would it permissible to call this a tubinder?
(a tubamid wouldn't work, I know!)
If the cylindrical elements of the cubinder are hollow, would it permissible to call this a tubinder?
(a tubamid wouldn't work, I know!)
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Re: Tubinder?
by Keiji » Fri Jan 02, 2009 2:21 am
Sure, I like it better than hosinder. 
("hose" being the current name for an uncapped cylinder)
("hose" being the current name for an uncapped cylinder)
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