When I lived in Scotland, many years ago, it was normal practice to sell granite/stone eggs to American tourists as haggis eggs.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlexS
Always sold out, regardless of price, and couldn’t keep up with demand.
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When I lived in Scotland, many years ago, it was normal practice to sell granite/stone eggs to American tourists as haggis eggs.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlexS
Always sold out, regardless of price, and couldn’t keep up with demand.
For you'se who be linguisticated, one closer to our hearts...
Shelves... shelfs ...
Drawers... draws...
That's interesting, I did some googling and I am confused. That may apply to music, but when I did a barrel making course a very long time ago, they said one bit was a stave, and more than one were staves. Gotta love English.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlexS
Rgds,
Crocy.
Drawers ? ? ? ? ?Quote:
Originally Posted by woodPixel
Drawer... Drawers....DraweeQuote:
Originally Posted by woodPixel
Draw...Draws... Drawing...Drawn... Drew
Shelf... Shelves...Shelved... Shelving
And 40 whores pulled down their draws.
Heres some enlightenment for ye ignorant peasants! Drawer - Wikipedia
16th Century English... Drawers - Undergarment.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Duke
Mrs wasn’t impressed when I put this up in the ‘shop.
Sort of out of sight nowadaze.
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