Random possibly useful fact

[sg1008]

This is one of the best moments in doctor who. This is right after they spend time with Vincent van Gogh and Amy was expecting that the good time they had with him might have prevented him from his suicide. So they rushed back into the present to a van Gogh exhibit only for Amy to discover he still killed himself.

["couldbecousin"]

I am glad there is no clot, because if you died suddenly, I would be distraught and have no way of knowing.

Agreed.

  Awww.     My brother is my emergency contact person. 
  I should  instruct  ask him to inform my websites in the event of my demise. 

[sg1008]

I am glad there is no clot, because if you died suddenly, I would be distraught and have no way of knowing.

Agreed.

  Awww.     My brother is my emergency contact person. 
  I should  instruct  ask him to inform my websites in the event of my demise. 

That will be a sad day.

["couldbecousin"]

I am glad there is no clot, because if you died suddenly, I would be distraught and have no way of knowing.

Agreed.

  Awww.     My brother is my emergency contact person. 
  I should  instruct  ask him to inform my websites in the event of my demise. 

That will be a sad day.

  I expect it will be decades away.  Let's have a party    and enjoy our lovely internet!

[Semicolon]

I am glad there is no clot, because if you died suddenly, I would be distraught and have no way of knowing.

Agreed.

  Awww.     My brother is my emergency contact person. 
  I should  instruct  ask him to inform my websites in the event of my demise. 

That will be a sad day.

  I expect it will be decades away.  Let's have a party    and enjoy our lovely internet!

Only the good die young, CBC.

["couldbecousin"]

         Just remember ...    >     ;

[P7PSP]

I am glad there is no clot, because if you died suddenly, I would be distraught and have no way of knowing.

Agreed.

  Awww.     My brother is my emergency contact person. 
  I should  instruct  ask him to inform my websites in the event of my demise. 

That will be a sad day.

  I expect it will be decades away.  Let's have a party    and enjoy our lovely internet!

Only the good die young, CBC.

And the truth only hurts when it should hurt. 

["couldbecousin"]

  I would say that >       but I don't really believe that. 

[Semicolon]

         Just remember ...    >     ;

Yes, you are much larger than I am.

  I would say that >       but I don't really believe that. 

[Queen Victoria]

I'm borrowing Harry Potter's invisibility cloak for Halloween.  You won't see my avatar.

[Parts]

Put bee's wax on hacksaw blades before using them it, lubricates the blade and makes for an easier cleaner cut

[Queen Victoria]

Put bee's wax on hacksaw blades before using them it, lubricates the blade and makes for an easier cleaner cut

Do you buy bee's wax at the hardware store?  I know I run my sewing thread over it when mending.  It strengthens the thread, eases the thread gliding through the material and keeps it from tangling.  I usually get mine from a fabric store.

[Parts]

Put bee's wax on hacksaw blades before using them it, lubricates the blade and makes for an easier cleaner cut

Do you buy bee's wax at the hardware store?  I know I run my sewing thread over it when mending.  It strengthens the thread, eases the thread gliding through the material and keeps it from tangling.  I usually get mine from a fabric store.

I have bought it in hardware stores but it can be hard to find.  I got three little cakes of it in a tool box I bought at a tag sale in the spring which will last me awhile.  I did read about finding it in fabric stores when I was looking for it in the past

['andersom']

Put bee's wax on hacksaw blades before using them it, lubricates the blade and makes for an easier cleaner cut

Do you buy bee's wax at the hardware store?  I know I run my sewing thread over it when mending.  It strengthens the thread, eases the thread gliding through the material and keeps it from tangling.  I usually get mine from a fabric store.

I have bought it in hardware stores but it can be hard to find.  I got three little cakes of it in a tool box I bought at a tag sale in the spring which will last me awhile.  I did read about finding it in fabric stores when I was looking for it in the past

It is harder and harder to find, there is antiques wax, but that is diluted and softened beeswax, not good for these purposes, and not smelling that nice either.
Beeswax is great to polish metal hanging bars too. Clothe-hangers slide easy, and with far less noise, if the bar has been polished well.

[TheoK]

"Joy" is "gioia" in Italian. It comes from Latin gaudium. Gioia is feminine, while gaudium is neuter, though. It has to do with the fact that plural of gaudium is gaudia, that in the Middle Age was mistaken for the singular.

It is more uncertain how Latin bombus became Italian bomba, though. Here it can't be a false singular form, since the form bomba doesn't exist in Latin.