I SECOND THAT. I bought one once and after becoming lost I got my BIL to put it together. He had just gotten a degree in mechanical engineering and it took him two days.Never, never, ever buy a metal shed kit. Ask me how I know this.
I've been thinking of turning my patio into a chemical industry environment, but I don't know how to anglicize it. Any ideas? -right now it's too German to suit me...
Never, never, ever buy a metal shed kit. Ask me how I know this.
Speaking of instructions, how many Chinese does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Yeah, I attended college with a bunch of geekspeak-fluent engineers. I understand exactly what you meant.HaHaHaI thought somebody would like me referring to this as 'geek' language.
I cut those that are learning the English language some slack as I had to learn the language after I hit these shores.
OK, color me intrigued. "Patio – chemical industry environment" ??
What is it in German? (Use two posts if you exceed the letter limit per post!)
LOL. Fair enough. I'll just have to use my imagination...oldbrownhat,
I tend to have a somewhat off-the-wall sense of humor which friends and associates with whom I have in-person contact enjoy, but which apparently doesn't transfer very well to forums and other means of communication. Now you know why my attempts at using it here are rare.
Regards,
Andy
English, and American English especially, is among the most difficult of all languages to learn.
Not only does American English include words from nearly every other language and culture on the planet (the great melting pot), but since American English is based on the Queen's English, it started out structured bass-akwards to almost every other language on the planet.
In English we say "He ran away". In almost every other language on the planet that statement would be phrased as "Away He ran". So English grammar is backwards to start with.
Next there is the issue of writing. In English we have an alphabet of 26 characters, plus the ten digits from 0-9.
In the written Chinese language they have nearly 200 distinct different characters. So they are translating from 200 characters to no more than 36 characters (including numbers).
Gee, I wonder why they can't clearly translate their language to ours? Must be that there is something wrong with them...![]()
I'll stick to charcoal as my effort most likely would result in becoming thermally reconfigured just before rapid kinetic disassembly.I will never put a gas grill together ever again!
I'll stick to charcoal as my effort most likely would result in becoming thermally reconfigured just before rapid kinetic disassembly.