Aeronet
Well-Known Member
I have never heard pf any of those phrases before. But I live in a backwater.
Naah you're fine..I was intrigued by the thread and feeling goofy so I just made up some gibberish...I have never heard pf any of those phrases before. But I live in a backwater.
I have heard none of these. They might as well say:How about these annoying catch phrases: "dog's out of the room'', "don't hate on my corn", "see you on the bubble", "motivate your chops", (he or she's a real) zero dialer", "just wavin' laces" etc...
I have heard none of these. They might as well say:
The turd is out of the ***.
Really? I thought that since the piano is 300 years old and the guitar goes back centuries farther...well who knows. As for enough notes, I can play a ten note chord on a piano, but not on a guitar.It could not possibly come with "all chords", even though the guitar was in fact designed in part because the piano "did not have enough notes/keys"
This has been debated numerous times.OK you " correct" freaks, now let's be honest. Do you call an engine a motor?...That is one thing that I always try to be correct about.........." Get your motor run'in, head out on the highway"............................MO
Really? I thought that since the piano is 300 years old and the guitar goes back centuries farther...well who knows. As for enough notes, I can play a ten note chord on a piano, but not on a guitar.
Dog, you bring up some good points, but Google " What is the difference between a motor and an engine" I guess the folks in the early 1900's didn't check with Google ! .......................MOThis has been debated numerous times.
Motor oil or engine oil?
General Motors or General Engines?
Motorcycle or Engine cycle?