I thought this was funny, and not just because I’ve done similar things many times on many classic cars.
Coolant overflow vessel - restoration
- Thread starter JFENG
- Start date
When you add up all the ingredients, the acids and bases all cancel each other and you get warm water. Now I know that is not exactly true so you need not point that out........but I know you want to!
"Sod it" is a term I should use more often when dealing with car projects. Slightly softer than what usually comes out of my mouth.
Just added to my dictionary!
So what do you mean with the term " sod it "?
There are a few shades of meaning. You can view some of them here.
Urban Dictionary: sod it
Same as bugger it, as in fuck it but in it's arse. Strangely, considered more polite. Derived from sodomy.
www.urbandictionary.com
Last edited:
Right, and by "softer" I meant sounding because the meaning is relatively unknown on this side of the pond.There are a few shades of meaning. You can view some of them here.
Urban Dictionary: sod it
Same as bugger it, as in fuck it but in it's arse. Strangely, considered more polite. Derived from sodomy.
My first exposure was a friend from Melbourne, hid dad was a "panel beater" = dent and collision repair person.
"Spit the dummy" is another. Means I am super PO'ed. Explanation was that infants spit their pacifier out when frustrated etc.
My spanish teacher in HS also taught us some stuff...........wonderful man and teacher who would lose his job in today's PC world.
"Spit the dummy" is another. Means I am super PO'ed. Explanation was that infants spit their pacifier out when frustrated etc.
My spanish teacher in HS also taught us some stuff...........wonderful man and teacher who would lose his job in today's PC world.