Does Thee Grease Thy QR Skewers?

[Mike Sales]

Shouldn't it be "Dost thee"?

No it wouldst be ''dost thou''

Ta. and to JamesE.

[JamesE]

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.

[sjs]

No it wouldst be ''dost thou''

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

[Pandaz]

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

[Pandaz]

No it wouldst be ''dost thou''

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

Oughtn't thou "?

[reohn2]

No it wouldst be ''dost thou''

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

Thou couldst be correct!

[rmurphy195]

Yup - light smear of copper-ease.

[sjs]

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.

[colin54]

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.

[NATURAL ANKLING]

Hi,

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