Watching this because I have just inherited a huge collection of planes and spokeshaves some date back to my Grandfathers working life making propellers for the aircraft in WW1
Personally, I appreciate that. You use the opportunity to correct what I assume. You seem to be a misnomer in calling Whetstone, Waterston or Waterstone, a whetstone, but WHET wet is a fairly ancient word, and refers specifically to things which caused water to flow and in olden times in Italy, what work? What is the word for slicing people up extracting money from them or whatever it took to provide you that opportunity if you look at the other way around I guess you were hit me in an enforcer or whatever to get that money or we were out of money hits the name, wet, work or whetstone
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Watching this because I have just inherited a huge collection of planes and spokeshaves some date back to my Grandfathers working life making propellers for the aircraft in WW1
Personally, I appreciate that. You use the opportunity to correct what I assume. You seem to be a misnomer in calling Whetstone, Waterston or Waterstone, a whetstone, but WHET wet is a fairly ancient word, and refers specifically to things which caused water to flow and in olden times in Italy, what work? What is the word for slicing people up extracting money from them or whatever it took to provide you that opportunity if you look at the other way around I guess you were hit me in an enforcer or whatever to get that money or we were out of money hits the name, wet, work or whetstone