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==Trivia==
 
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*A rhomboid is a parallelogram with 4 equivalent sides. However, a rhomboid, or more properly rhombus, does is not always a square. For something to be a square it must not only have four equivalent sides but also four right angles at the corners, a rhombus however does not fall under this requirement. Thus one could say that while all squares are rhombuses, not all rhombuses are squares. It is the same with rectangles and squares where the rectangle replaces the rhombus in the metaphor. Did all that get to you? Their'll be a test on this tommorow.
*A rhomboid is a parallelogram with 2 different sets of parralell sides.
 
 
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Rhomboid "Boid" Vreedle is one of the Vreedle Brothers. He is significantly less intelligent and more trigger happy than his older brother Octagon. He, like his brother, are clones of the original brothers, as revealed in the episode Con of Rath.

Personality

Boid is the least intelligent of the sibling duo but, he is more intelligent than Rath, but less mean than him. He appears to be the workhorse, possibly because of his supreme size and strength. One could say that Octagon is the "brains" and Boid is the "brawn", always blowing things up with a large weapon.

Boid is the younger brother, which would explain why he (usually) follows Octagon's orders. One could say that Boid is the stereotypical "younger sibling who gets bossed around by the older sibling".

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Rhomboid as seen in Cosmic destruction

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Rhomboid In Alien Force

Trivia

  • A rhomboid is a parallelogram with 4 equivalent sides. However, a rhomboid, or more properly rhombus, does is not always a square. For something to be a square it must not only have four equivalent sides but also four right angles at the corners, a rhombus however does not fall under this requirement. Thus one could say that while all squares are rhombuses, not all rhombuses are squares. It is the same with rectangles and squares where the rectangle replaces the rhombus in the metaphor. Did all that get to you? Their'll be a test on this tommorow.