The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!

[Wu Wei]

Why do you need to sit upright before operating a dehumidifier?

Bubble in the oil I guess

 

[Revoltingest]

Why do you need to sit upright before operating a dehumidifier?

It's easier to see the machine's display.

 

[ChristineM]

Bubble in the oil I guess

Oil not where its supposed to be.

 

[Revoltingest]

Oil not where its supposed to be.

Ms Oyl where she's not supposed to be....

 

[Wu Wei]

Oil not where its supposed to be.

Why are they not storing it upright in the first place...... Refrigerators are stored and shipped upright here in the USA

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Language is what it is.
"In the can" vs "on the can" are understood.
There are worse things....
We drive on a parkway, & park on a driveway.

Improper grammar is often understood, but proper grammar says we can't be in the can unless we are literally in the can.

 

[Wu Wei]

Improper grammar is often understood, but proper grammar says we can't be in the can unless we are literally in the can.

What is your speaking about

 

[ChristineM]

Why are they not storing it upright in the first place...... Refrigerators are stored and shipped upright here in the USA

Often are shipped upright here too, but not always.

 

[Wu Wei]

Often are shipped upright here too, but not always.

do they ship pianos on their side too in Europistan

 

[Revoltingest]

Improper grammar is often understood, but proper grammar says we can't be in the can unless we are literally in the can.

What is commonly accepted as improper can become proper.
And what's commonly accepted as proper is indeed proper,
even if it violates a larger systematic theme, eg, the
possessive of "it" being "its". I hate that. Should be "it's".
But it is what it is...depending upon the meaning of "is".

 

[Wu Wei]

What is commonly accepted as improper can become proper.
And what's commonly accepted as proper is indeed proper,
even if it violates a larger systematic theme, eg, the
possessive of "it" being "its". I hate that. Should be "it's".
But it is what it is...depending upon the meaning of "is".

its ain't so bad its just a way its going to is

 

[sun rise]

The advice is given by white goods manufacturers over here.

I knew France was backward but "white???" goods. Oh my.

 

[Wu Wei]

I knew France was backward but "white???" goods. Oh my.

raciste

 

[Revoltingest]

I knew France was backward but "white???" goods. Oh my.

The actual French term for a refrigerator translates as....
"cheese storing surrender box"

 

[Wu Wei]

You know...you just don't hear knucklehead used as much as you use to

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Often are shipped upright here too, but not always.

And that's the rub. Not always and you don't know.

 

[Wu Wei]

And that's the rub. Not always and you don't know.

Well....yes you do...if you see it on the truck...before it comes off.... wait...do you get yours delivered by buckboard?

 

[Shadow Wolf]

I knew France was backward but "white???" goods. Oh my.

Its understood here as large appliances thay are traditionally white, such as refrigerators.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Well....yes you do...if you see it on the truck...before it comes off.... wait...do you get yours delivered by buckboard?

I know it was that way when it comes off the truck. But before then, amd while on it, it's a known unknown.

 

[Wu Wei]

Its understood here as large appliances thay are traditionally white, such as refrigerators.

RACIST!!!!!