Solder

[William Danielson]

sodder or solder is EASY :-).

My mom and dad grew up in Rhode Island...and grandpa and grandma both on 
moms side were born in UK....as I said sodder or solder is easy....but 
try to learn how to say "Squirrel" from your ma when her parents were 
born in UK and she grew up in Rhode Island hehe.

Bill

On 09/19/2016 08:11 PM, Phil via Tacos wrote:
> No offence taken. We must just sodjer on.
>
> I forget who was responsible for the tirade at the Royal Society of Chemistry after the decision was made to adopt "aluminum" instead of "aluminium". "And what is to come next? Titanum? Potassum? Sod 'em?" And don't get me started on why IUPAC refused to name an element after Frederick Soddy - after all, we already had "soddium".
>
> Two nations separated by a common language. And a couple of thousand miles of water. And, if President Trump has his way, a twelve-foot-high wall (don't think he'll stop at Mexico).
>
> Phil M1GWZ
>
>
>
> On 20 Sep 2016, at 00:44, Richard O'Neill wrote:
>
>> Touche. I thought that video might elicit a post from the other side of the big puddle. The video started out funny enough but unfortunately it was hastily posted before seeing it through. My apologies to anyone who may have been offended. BTW, in Missouri we called it slobber. :-P
>>
>> On 9/19/2016 7:17 PM, Phil via Tacos wrote:
>>> You may say "tomaylto", but I say "tomarlto". Clearly, the "L" is silent, as in "splaghetti".
>>>
>>> Phil M1GWZ
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