Why is it when a door is open it's ajar, but when a jar is open it's not adoor?

Answer 1

I will say, I adoor ajar that is open.

Jar Jar Binks (born c. 50 BBY) is a fictional character in the Star Wars films The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. His primary role was intended to provide comic relief - based on his gangly way of walking and his unique accent. Jar Jar was voiced by Ahmed Best. He is almost completely computer-generated. Although he was played on set by a costumed Best, Best was usually edited out and replaced by the animated character, except in some close-up shots where his face is not visible.

The creation and modeling of Jar Jar Binks marked the first time that such a highly detailed, photo-realistic CGI character had interacted with live actors in a motion picture. Director George Lucas and his effects team were quick to hail this as a major technical breakthrough, but the controversy surrounding the character has to some extent overshadowed his importance to the development of movie special effects.

Jar Jar Binks is a 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) tall Gungan, with long ears and eyes mounted on stalks, and he resembles an anthropomorphized platypus crossed with an amphibian or a hadrosaurus.

Answer 2

Why can't you put doorjamb on a peanut butter sandwich? Can you open a lock of hair? If I adoor your question, will it slam in my face?

Answer 3

Dunno. I always question why, on my mom's car, it's always telling me the door is ajar. Not a jar. It's a door! So glad to have mine back from the repair shop!

Answer 4

The answer is quite simple really; the english language makes no damn sense. Thank you.

Answer 5

ajar don't mean it is open it is not completely closed

Answer 6

He-he! Good one!

Answer 7

I believe you have to much time on your "Hands".

Answer 8

i don't know...i keep asking my car that question and all it ever says back is "ding"

stupid car