March flies are horseflies? Well, why don't they call them horseflies? It's just like the French inventing a different word for everything.
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March flies are horseflies? Well, why don't they call them horseflies? It's just like the French inventing a different word for everything.
Common names vary from place to place and time to time. Many of the trees in the US have half a dozen different common names depending on the area where they are growing.
I gotta get going. I've done my damage. Time to put out the fire and call the dogs. Wait. Not dogs. No. Call the...bunnies?
Good night everybody.
Who let the bunnies out?
Never crossbreed a bulldog with a shih tzu.
Dogtzu?
Bullyzu
I got a job as an apprentice fitter and turner when I was 16, I worked at a milk factory so it was mainly maintenance work, very little machining. I worked there for 2 years and loved the job but left it to go and work a long way a way in a factory making heat exchange units for power stations. Mostly operated a massive horizontal borer. I lasted 6 months because it was the most boring job in the world and I missed my girl friend. The only time the job got exciting was if a bit of hot swarf went down my overalls. Then I got the job as a trainee train driver and gave up on my apprenticeship with only about 8 months to go.
Bonjour, bonnes gens.
C'est une autre journée grise mais aucune pluie n'est prévue
C'est une autre journée grise mais aucune pluie n'est prévue
I can only get: It's a grey day but no rain is forecast.
Good evening
Good Morning, here 5:22am,Tue.
Good almost lunchtime.
No Dan....One shop I worked for used Soda ash in plain water but the management didn't care about cooling or lubricating as it was used in a surface grinding operation. The soda ash prevented the rusting of metal. If you had a cut and you put your hand in the cutting fluid it would burn like crazy. However, the cut would heal fast. We also had oil-based coolants. They would not label the drums of coolant with information as to the actual chemicals used in production. In the late 1980's they started labeling some, 'corrosive material'...lol