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Old 08-04-2015, 08:37 AM
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I don't like to mention a persons spellin' as I aint so gooder at it no how anyhoo.
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eye larned how bad I wuz when spell check came out. Ha,LOL!
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I don't like to mention a persons spellin' as I aint so gooder at it no how anyhoo.
mi self.
eye larned how bad I wuz when spell check came out. Ha,LOL!
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Old 08-04-2015, 11:23 AM
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Befor you start bustin knuckles. At the very least, say something nice first. I can take the jokes with the best of them. But not one form of praise for the find or build. Like I tell my kids. If you have nothing nice to say, keep you mouth shut.I put a lot of time and blood into this machine. For all that have helped. Thank you. That is all.
And as my Dad used to say, if you keep silent some might think you are not versed on the subject, but if you open your mouth, you just might confirm it.
----but so hard to do sometimes.
With all the new words the young generation is coming up with on these smarty fones and spacy bookie or flitter flutter er what ever, it is like a ferrin language.
--------Now where is my 6 party line rotary dial phone?
I need to catch up on neighborhood gossip.
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Well you could break your knuckles working on the Brakes. Or better yet some folks are still trying to steal a steel still.
My dad once told me
" the other day I saw a saw that would out saw any saw he ever saw saw."
Oh got to love the English language. God bless all.
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