Cupcake? Heresy? Pony? 4 stacks of plexi?

[Crotch]

 

[LtDave32]

The first time I saw Korina was back in the 80’s when someone had a 1982 Moderne with Natural finish.

Natural Korina and Limed Mahogany are my favorite finish colors.

Had a 2001 SG Standard Korina in the past.

Second half of the 1950's, blonde trim and furnishings were the in thing.

One would often see TV sets encased in blonde wood such as ash or other woods done in limed mahogany or other blonde wood finishes.

When I was a year old, mom and dad moved us into a brand-new tract home in 1959. The entire house was trimmed out in blonde ash. Big panel over the fireplace, book cases, giant folding doors separating the living room from the dining room, etc etc. Those with deluxe models had outdoor speakers on the patio hanging from high on the wall under the patio awning, blonde ash again.

All of it solid hardwoods.

I never gave it a second thought until I began in the building trade.

 

[Bytor1958]

@Pop1655

Mark need help please. This is a Emergency.

How do you say Worcestershire sauce?

 

[Pop1655]

Second half of the 1950's, blonde trim and furnishings were the in thing.

One would often see TV sets encased in blonde wood such as ash or other woods done in limed mahogany or other blonde wood finishes.

When I was a year old, mom and dad moved us into a brand-new tract home in 1959. The entire house was trimmed out in blonde ash. Big panel over the fireplace, book cases, giant folding doors separating the living room from the dining room, etc etc. Those with deluxe models had outdoor speakers on the patio hanging from high on the wall under the patio awning, blonde ash again.

All of it solid hardwoods.

I never gave it a second thought until I began in the building trade.

My old wore out antiquated building is solid cedar on the inside. I’d hate to bid that today.

 

[Pop1655]

 

[DavGrape]

What's This Here sauce.

 

[Southwest]

Sorry Bytor, that one is my fault (taking one for the team here). The best phonetic I can come up with is "wustersheer".

We have loads of these, mostly place names.
Bicester, which is pronounced "Bister" (blister without the "l")
Gloucestershire, which is pronounced "glostersheer".
And Brislington, which is pronounced "shit-hole".

One of these might not be strictly true. Unless you've been there.

 

[Bytor1958]

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I use this type.

 

[DavGrape]

Punting on the Thames.

 

[Pop1655]

Phonetic spelling would be washchester if you live up north. “I need to worsh my clothes”.

 

[Pop1655]

Man. My hens are doing some serious clucking today. I’m practicing social distancing with the waitress station.

 

[DavGrape]

Wistasheer is Michiganian.

Indianans would say "Get the **** out."

 

[TheX]

My hens are doing some serious clucking today.

I'll bet my ex-wife is too. Thank gawd she's 1,500 miles away.

 

[Bytor1958]

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[DavGrape]

 

[Bytor1958]

2 Fridays in one Week. YAY!!!

 

[DavGrape]

"Deal wit dat."


"Bee-otch."

 

[I Break Things]

Good afternoon, everyone.

If you're having trouble with bridge pins, try this:

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[Pop1655]

Don't make it a competition Dav. You don't have the chops.

 

[Southwest]

Enough now Pop. I'm calling a TKO. Dav - shake hands and apologise.

Good grief...