Every day LSI brings out a new poll. On this page you can vote for or
discuss about the poll.
| Discussion |
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-1 @ 03-05-2008 03:48 Zombie1 |
 82 posts
| it should be counter-clockwise instead of anti-clockwise
and i draw a circle both ways  |
0 @ 03-05-2008 11:20 diudiu |
 86 posts
| both  |
0 @ 03-05-2008 11:45 sweetangel |
19 posts
| i suggested this poll
yea..its totally random.i thought of it when i was stuck on one question during my maths exam the other day..hehe
anyway in my country we always call it anti-clockwise instead of counter clockwise..so, sorry bout that(: |
0 @ 03-05-2008 11:49 R_K_O |
 380 posts
| wow, that was totally random |
0 @ 03-05-2008 11:56 Ninchy90 |
 72 posts
| Who cares? |
0 @ 03-05-2008 12:14 1_DaNi_1 |
 690 posts
| anticlockwise...wonder why maybe to do with the fact if ur righthanded or not? |
+3 @ 03-05-2008 12:17 1_DaNi_1 |
 690 posts
| [offtopic]
well anticlockwise is like the current British English saying while counter clockwise is from North American English...I always saying anti-clockwise though =] |
+3 @ 03-05-2008 12:49 mebee4 |
 358 posts
| I wouldn't say it should be 'counter clockwise' - I live in Australia and while I've heard it referred to as 'counter' - the more common term here is 'anti-clockwise'. Seems it is all relative to location. |
0 @ 03-05-2008 13:11 Kristha |
336 posts
| clockwise |
0 @ 03-05-2008 15:16 yarid_reyes |
 484 posts
| counter-clockwise
what a random poll...
wah.. |
0 @ 03-05-2008 15:20 elito00 |
 177 posts
| anti- clockwise |
-3 @ 03-05-2008 16:19 nickandjay24 |
1 posts
| its called counterclockwise |
0 @ 03-05-2008 16:35 TheAnnoyance |
 44,452 posts
| * offtopic : no, Americans call it counter.
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+1 @ 03-05-2008 16:42 edsmybaby |
1 posts
| Honestly.....It all depends on the day! It's really funny, if I'm in a good mood I draw my circle clockwise. Not so good mood, anticlockwise. |
-1 @ 03-05-2008 16:43 funnie_starz |
 188 posts
| Anti-clockwise.
..and isn't it supposed to be "counter-clockwise"?? |
0 @ 03-05-2008 16:48 GrapesOnToast |
 99 posts
| anti-clockwise
wouldn't most right-handed people draw anti-clockwise?
it's harder for the hand to come back up on its self? |
+2 @ 03-05-2008 16:52 GrapesOnToast |
 99 posts
| [offtopic]
oh, and drawing a circle after reading the question would have caused some demand characteristics so you can't rely on the way you drew it then... |
0 @ 03-05-2008 16:57 geopan |
176 posts
| Anti-clockwise..It's easier for me.. |
0 @ 03-05-2008 17:13 berryschels |
 21 posts
| it actually depends..
if im circling something then it's anit-clockwise..
but if im drawing just a circle then its clockwise..
well actually it just depends on which ever way i draw my circles..
IDK! |
0 @ 03-05-2008 17:22 lxX5xeXxl |
370 posts
| This is actually an interesting poll. I am a counter clockwise kinda guy? Well that's what I put but I might do clockwise as well...? Whatever is more convenient. |
+1 @ 03-05-2008 18:27 Juliet86 |
 8,132 posts
| I never heard it as anti-clockwise, everyone I know says counter-clockwise...
Thank you, I thought anti- sounded weird (not wrong, I know it depends on what country your in, etc) but I couldn't figure out what it would be instead.
Ok, enough useless rambling, time to answer the question. I draw circles counter-clockwise |
+1 @ 03-05-2008 19:22 Barakine |
 21,885 posts
| Anti. I think.
just to support myself. . .I looked up images of those old letter writing instruction things from grade school, and pretty much every one of them has an "o" being done in a anti-clockwise direction
And WHAT? There are some kind of instructions on how to draw a circle that you're taught at school?!?! That's just... wtf?! |
0 @ 03-05-2008 19:28 PunkRckr8 |
 9,546 posts
| not a circle, but for letters, and since "O" is essentially a circle
worksheets like this |
0 @ 03-05-2008 19:50 itsLauren |
 62 posts
| anti-clockwise;counter-clockwise. |
0 @ 03-05-2008 19:51 DarXide |
 5,619 posts
| interesting.. never thought of it.
I draw the circle anti clockwise with my right hand. Although if i were to draw it with my left hand (which I rarely do), it's clockwise |