Oh, jeez, did you have to say that? I'm not going anywhere near my lathe for a while now...
-- Ed Huntress
Oh, jeez, did you have to say that? I'm not going anywhere near my lathe for a while now...
-- Ed Huntress
I wonder if they still sent a bill to the house?
Gunner
I had heard of a # 1 etc. but never a # 0
Dave
I rather like that term of endearment ;-)
It just perfectly sums up their position.
Dave
What, for cleaning the stump grinder, you mean?
David
This is one of those occasions where the subtle difference in language use between UK and US does rather change the implications!
Here in the US it is called a crew cut too. Back in the 50's there was a singin8 group called "The Crew Cuts" The "Life is but a Dream" melody immediately comes to mind, but I don't know if that was by the Crew Cuts
Between then and now, your recollection of the length of the tendon has been growing longer with each telling. :-)
The perfect machinists clothing. No sleeves, no tie, not loose, only comes in black and made in extra large. What more can you ask for?:
Doubt that it really has anything to do with war. Circle goes around--when I was a little kid buzz cuts and crew cuts were popular. When I was a bit older styles got longer (I remember when the Beatles, as they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show, had scandalously long hair) and longer and longer and then shorter and shorter and shorter and now we're back to buzz cuts. In another 30 years or so it will be long again.
If you still have any hair. ;-)
Yet no one demands they outlaw shirts. Its sad, really.
Of course, if they outlaw shirts, only outlaws will own shirts.
What can I say? My sense of humor has a hair trigger.
Shit..when I went to war..I wore a mohawk most of the time.
Gunner
I forgot it also prevents pregnancy. Karl
Careful. There were definite distinctions between any number of short hair styles. IIRC a buzz cut was shorter than a crewcut, which was shorter than a butch. The shortest of all was the baldy sour.
"Sh-Boom"
Right!
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I even had the lyric wrong. It's "Life could be a dream".
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