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reohn2 wrote:

Mike Sales wrote:Shouldn't it be "Dost thee"?

No it wouldst be ''dost thou''

Ta. and to JamesE.

reohn2 wrote:But for a wick thou bringest light to the debate young sir!

I’ sooth thou flatterest, sir; though not clean past my youth, I hath yet some smack of age in me, some relish of the saltness of time.

reohn2 wrote:No it wouldst be ''dost thou''

No, it would be "dost thou". Thou wouldst, it would (I think).

Everytime! If titanium bonds into steel... Arghhh!!

sjs wrote:

reohn2 wrote:No it wouldst be ''dost thou''

No, it would be "dost thou". Thou wouldst, it would (I think).

Oughtn't thou "?

sjs wrote:

reohn2 wrote:No it wouldst be ''dost thou''

No, it would be "dost thou". Thou wouldst, it would (I think).

Thou couldst be correct!

Yup - light smear of copper-ease.

reohn2 wrote:

sjs wrote:

reohn2 wrote:No it wouldst be ''dost thou''

No, it would be "dost thou". Thou wouldst, it would (I think).

Thou couldst be correct!

Or perhaps it wouldth.

This thread,like that of the skewer of yon OP needs a dab o' grease, for verily it appears to be stuck in the past.

Hi,

Valbrona wrote:I used to, but aren't all QR skewers these days rust-proof? Yes, such considerations do matter in life! What do you do?

But is the hollow axel rustproof