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I’m asking nicely. That would make an excellent topping on a Filet Mignon. I’ll send you some Amish goodies in return.
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I’m asking nicely. That would make an excellent topping on a Filet Mignon. I’ll send you some Amish goodies in return.
Can't find your address, can you send it to me by PM or email?
Of course I have an unfair advantage living in England, so I'm no doubt disqualified.
Here are some just for you.
1. Cleats
2. Broil
3. Druther
4. Normalcy
5. Carpet Bagger
6. Back hoe
7. Sidewalk
Don't cheat try to answer what you think they mean.
1. Cleats
Something to do with cycling or boats, maybe both? V
2. Broil
Cook with charcoal
3. Druther
No idea
4. Normalcy
Normal state??
5. Carpet Bagger
Ah yes, Carol Baker in the Carpetbaggers, what a staggeringly beautiful woman.
Believe that rogues, scoundrels and grifters after the Civil War were called that, because their bags were made from old carpets.
6. Back hoe
We usually call them a JCB after the company that makes them in the UK.
7. Sidewalk
Pavement
1. Spikes on soles of athlete's shoes, such as golf shoes.
2. Close enough cook meat with direct high heat.
3. Slang for rather.
4. Correct
5. Correct
6. Correct
7. Correct
You did very well a little better than I did with British words despite having been to the UK.
Congrats.
I was right about cleat, it is used to tie down the sheets on a boat.
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