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∙ 12y agoRight this is not easy but you have to trust me .
Step 1 : Get a knife or wallpaper scissors .
Step 2 : Put it underneath the knot .
Step 3 : Twist it around up and down .
By now you should be free but it does take time .
To get there you need to hop , put down your object near a soft landing , land in that soft landing then cut free.
Thank you and goodbye
Amanda Wild .
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∙ 12y agoOne of them.
No, this anecdote does not relate to an English King but to Alexander the Great, the King of Makedonia (356 BC to 13.06.323 BC). He had to untie the knot King Gordion had created, instead of fingering on the knot he cut it in halves with his sword. Christoph
Yes, but a knot that is present inline in a taut rope weakens the rope. No rope or line should be used with a knot in it for this reason.
When Alexander the Great reached the town of Gordium he found an ox-cart tied to a pole with a knotted rope that seemed to have no end. It was prophesied that he who untied the knot would conquer Asia. After struggling to untie the knot Alexander cut it in half with his sword and then indeed went on to conquer Asia.
A knot
a knot in a rope is a point
One method is to form a loop with the rope, then pass one end through the loop and around the other end before pulling tight. This technique allows you to tie a knot without releasing the ends of the rope.
If this is a reference to the rope around the High Priest's ankle then the story is not in the Bible.
She was asked to tie the rope in a knot.
figure eight
rethreaded figure of eight with a stopper knot
yes it is a very loose knot as if you pull the short piece of single rope it will come undone