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Is anyone familiar with a phrase like "three drops in a square"? It may be a measure of how much rain must fall to call an end to work under some kind of work rules. I just heard this and regular web search has not turned up anything.
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#118874. Asked by scalar. (Nov 22 10 5:19 PM)
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undudelike

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I've heard of the phrase. It's related to a square, but not totally about it. There's a game "three drops in a line," that is played in a square.
In this version, when the bottom row is full, the whole board drops down a row!
Three In A Line Rules
•Point the cursor over the row you wish to drop your piece in.
•Left click to drop your piece
•When you can connect three pieces vertically, horizontally or diagonally you win
http://www.mathsisfun.com/games/three-in-a-line-drop.html
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scalar
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Thanks for the reply. I'll check with the friend who remembers it, but I think I would like to ask for other possibilities.
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