Yeah yeah WD40.
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Here in the Kingdom of Denmark we have a special spray against Dutch tourists named Marten (https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marten_(naam))
Anti-Marten Spray.
It comes with excellent adhesion (just not in that corner) and lasting protection for all four fingers.
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"Car organiser". Attaches "safely to the middle seat belt" so your child can then loosely store a wooden box and pencils in it, making sure everyone in the car will be bombarded with them in a car accident.
Great advertising.
At LIDL btw.
@Pepijn TBF putting a big physical barrier between two siblings greatly reduces risk of car accidents and/or blood pressure issues. So statistically you come out ahead.
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It comes with excellent adhesion (just not in that corner) and lasting protection for all four fingers.
We're in Danish LIDL again.
Somehow every single product with an America flag on it is discounted.
Lady behind me "hell will freeze over before I buy wine with an American flag."
Her husband "it's a good price though "
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We're in Danish LIDL again.
Somehow every single product with an America flag on it is discounted.
Lady behind me "hell will freeze over before I buy wine with an American flag."
Her husband "it's a good price though "
Ooooh. An XXL #science set for "reliving evolution"
It's science doc, but not as we know it.
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Ooooh. An XXL #science set for "reliving evolution"
It's science doc, but not as we know it.
Just curious. Language people might know this.
"Wooden paper "
Paper = thin sheets of fibrous pulp, usually wood.
These are very thin planks, never pulped. So is it correct to label this "wooden paper"?
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Just curious. Language people might know this.
"Wooden paper "
Paper = thin sheets of fibrous pulp, usually wood.
These are very thin planks, never pulped. So is it correct to label this "wooden paper"?
@Pepijn within language, correct means whatever people can agree on. I'd say, in normal language, this is not paper. But there might be an established usage within, I dunno, grilling stuff where it's called wooden paper even though you and I don't think it makes sense from our understanding of the term.
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Ooooh. An XXL #science set for "reliving evolution"
It's science doc, but not as we know it.
@Pepijn wow, this is in LIDL?
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Just curious. Language people might know this.
"Wooden paper "
Paper = thin sheets of fibrous pulp, usually wood.
These are very thin planks, never pulped. So is it correct to label this "wooden paper"?
Incorrect. But just like this was used as a paper substitute at Vindolanda.
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We're in Danish LIDL again.
Somehow every single product with an America flag on it is discounted.
Lady behind me "hell will freeze over before I buy wine with an American flag."
Her husband "it's a good price though "
@Pepijn might have a disgusting taste
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@Pepijn within language, correct means whatever people can agree on. I'd say, in normal language, this is not paper. But there might be an established usage within, I dunno, grilling stuff where it's called wooden paper even though you and I don't think it makes sense from our understanding of the term.
@CarstenBoll I searched the internet. It indeed seems to be *the* term to use in the grilling community.
