Tea? (Part 1)

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Landslide said:
Don't look, just taste...;)


I do and I still get 95% of them right :blush:





Er I just thought what dose that say about me:wacko:
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
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Salford, UK
Speicher said:
I now have enough cardboard boxes of various shapes and sizes in my garage to make a mountain. Does anyone know the latin for "collects boxes in case they are useful one day", along the lines of collector of pieces of string. (Which I do, but string takes up very little room, and is useful one day).

Will the boxes all stack inside one another to save space? I have several stored like this, ready for the day (if ever) I move.

Tea? anyone? Just boiled the kettle...
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
Oh, and I have decided on the reason for rich tea biscuits. They are for when you feel you deserve a biscuit, but not enough to deserve one you'll actually enjoy...

(unless crushed and mixed with syrup and butter and stuff, like I did for the York ride..)
 

Angelfishsolo

A Velocipedian
Something like "contraho vas in spes of suum utor unus dies" - Which is "collects vessels in hope of their use one day"
tdr1nka said:
'Does anyone know the latin for "collects boxes in case they are useful one day"?'

Google translator comes up with this; redivivus.

:sad:

Morning all, BTW.
 

Speicher

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Angelfishsolo said:
Something like "contraho vas in spes of suum utor unus dies" - Which is "collects vessels in hope of their use one day"

A very handy phrase! :sad:;)

Arch, the boxes were stacked one inside the other, and stored in various parts of the house. Empty ones are now in the garage. I put them on Freecycle, becasuse people use the smaller one for sending Ebay stuff.

Time for Tea?
 

Angelfishsolo

A Velocipedian
Ok then I won't tell you I used a language translator instead :ohmy::laugh: Sorry but me an languages do not get on. What I am good at it modifying a sentence that needs translation to fit the syntax of another language.
Speicher said:
I much prefer that. :laugh:

What other languages do you speak? Hebrew?

Please do not tell me used Google tnarslate. :smile:
 

Speicher

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Angelfishsolo said:
Ok then I won't tell you I used a language translator instead :smile::laugh: Sorry but me an languages do not get on. What I am good at it modifying a sentence that needs translation to fit the syntax of another language.

Would you like to translate that sentence into English. I have learnt French, German and Spanish, and tried Portuguese, but failed Double Dutch. :ohmy:;)
 
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