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Nicole and
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juliamom2009 replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago
@sahmcolorado – yes, western Massachusetts is totally different from Bostonian English! We eat a sub for lunch, get our liquor at the packy, and my parents (really old-school Bostonian) drink tonic – they call any carbonated beverage (Coke, ginger ale, etc) tonic.
I moved to SoCal and had a job where I was on the radio and broadcast across the…[Read more]
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Nicole posted an update 11 years ago
Driving to the city to check out some salvage yards, time for some reno’s Baby!
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with love Heidi replied to the topic Look Ma, No Hands! in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 11 years ago
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with love Heidi replied to the topic Look Ma, No Hands! in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 11 years ago
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Todd Gibson and
juliamom2009 are now friends 11 years ago -
Todd Gibson posted an update 11 years ago
Fingers crossed that we’ve come up with a way to greatly reduce the number of spam users registering here.
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with love Heidi replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago
Ah, so it’s like a Subway. I would call it a salad roll, depending on what’s in it. 🙂
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beachmom and
juliamom2009 are now friends 11 years ago -
brenda1652 replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago
a grinder is a hot or cold large sandwich on a long roll (torpedo or submarine shape), split and layered with veggies, meats, cheeses, meatballs, sausages, whatever you want. They are also called also called subs (like the ones served at Subway shops) as well as heroes. In CT and some other areas in New England, it is called a grinder. Yes, a…[Read more]
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Sarvi replied to the topic Hey, what's wrong here? in the forum about the forums 11 years ago
Don’t you remember the Keymaster and the Gatekeeper from Ghostbusters?
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with love Heidi replied to the topic Gifts for teenage boys in the forum off topic 11 years ago
I love the charger holder and the socks! One boy In particular I think would love the socks, especially as they would fit, once I up size them for his (currently!) size 13 feet (size 14.5 in North America) 🙂
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with love Heidi replied to the topic Divided by a common language in the forum off topic 11 years ago
What’s a grinder? Is it a sandwich? Because in Australia its a power tool! Normally an angle grinder, not so good to eat 🙂
Oh, and the three meals a day are breakfast, lunch and tea. Although tea and dinner in this context are interchangeable. Supper is a light snack before bed! -
Brittney replied to the topic Look at These! in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 11 years ago
Thanks Nicole! And Sarvi, I think you may know me too well;)
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KarenK replied to the topic Gifts for teenage boys in the forum off topic 11 years ago
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Nicole replied to the topic Hey, what's wrong here? in the forum about the forums 11 years ago
@admin, you can tell I have been hanging out with a Canadian. 🙂
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Nicole replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 11 years ago
I wish I could sew but can not
My children want supper, what rot! -
beachmom replied to the topic Gifts for teenage boys in the forum off topic 11 years ago
What about a hanging charging pocket like this: http://www.positivelysplendid.com/2014/06/diy-fabric-phone-charging-station.html
Fun ties? I like the Purl Soho tutorial: http://www.purlbee.com/2009/05/21/mollys-sketchbook-fathers-day-tie/
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beachmom replied to the topic Gifts for teenage boys in the forum off topic 11 years ago
What about a hanging charging pocket like this:
Fun ties? I like the Purl Soho tutorial: http://www.purlbee.com/2009/05/21/mollys-sketchbook-fathers-day-tie/
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