Both, forest industry worker and a non-professional furniture and what have you maker. My woodworking tools are old (but I don't blame them) hence some of my projects are a little rough where you can't see, like my hanging of drywall and mudding as well. My jobs look pretty good when they are done as I make it up in the sanding. Without a joiner and a thickness planer I have to do a lot of it, especially when I edge glue to make panels. :/Not lost on me Mike, I've gorged on far too many of them. Are you a career woodworker or a bloke in a shed like me?
While we're on yank weirdness, can I throw in the way they have to pronounce the h in vehicle, changing the word to 3 syllables.
While we're on yank weirdness, can I throw in the way they have to pronounce the h in vehicle, changing the word to 3 syllables.
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7-11 markets were around long before 9-11 and have nothing to do with each other.
7-11 were the original hours they were open back in the day when everything else was closed, hence convenient store.
People who ask (or did when coffee shops used to be open) for a laaaaate. I've even heard northerners say it. The a is a short vowel making it latte rhyming with twatty.
Adding insult to injury those who prefix this with "Can I get..."
Quite right. It's Insta all the way for me. RJbyDesign if anyone wants to check out avocado on toast and some dead cute pictures of foxes. That's the vulpine variety in case you all got excited.People who just have to tell you what they are having for dinner and posting photos to show you
On Twitter
Ffs
Quite right, LB. If you ask an Italian waiter or barman for a caffe con "laaaahtay" they won't have a clue what you mean. And if I were serving in a cafe or bar etc and someone said to me "can I get" I'd say, "No, that's all right, I'll get it for you. You stay here."