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Audio Al
18-09-2019, 10:24
Downsize :scratch:

And

Reduce box count :scratch:

Come on someone please explain :confused:

struth
18-09-2019, 10:44
its a female word.:eyebrows:

Beobloke
18-09-2019, 11:52
"Downsize" - buying 45rpm singles instead of LPs

"Reduce Box Count" - Not counting how many boxes you have so often, in order not to horrify yourself.

Audio Al
18-09-2019, 12:05
"Downsize" - buying 45rpm singles instead of LPs

"Reduce Box Count" - Not counting how many boxes you have so often, in order not to horrify yourself.

2 great answers :lol::D

hifinutt
18-09-2019, 13:02
they are prophetic words to you Al to start selling that mountain of kit you have stashed away.....:lol:

mikeyb
18-09-2019, 13:55
Downsize :scratch:

And

Reduce box count :scratch:

Come on someone please explain :confused:It's what sane people do [emoji6][emoji23]

YNWaN
18-09-2019, 14:02
I too see these two phrases appearing regularly in thread titles - neither makes any sense to me.

Marco
18-09-2019, 14:59
I Feel exactly the same about these three meaningless letters: WAF.... :scratch:

Apparently though it's a contagious condition, especially among the henpecked.

Marco.

struth
18-09-2019, 15:41
last person who visited said it was like going into a record shop :eyebrows:





.....i said, well thanks. most folk just mutter that;)

mad-moon
19-09-2019, 11:00
Down size...measure your quilt

reduce box count..this is a female thing...buy less shoes

tapid
19-09-2019, 15:36
STRESS is the most overused word in English dictionary, . Apparently everyone s got it.

Marco
19-09-2019, 15:59
Lol - not me. Zero stress here at Marco towers!:)

Marco.

tapid
19-09-2019, 16:07
Lol - not me. Zero stress here at Marco towers!:)

Marco. Yeah, I know that old chap !

Vince
19-09-2019, 17:12
Down size......ha ha.......never happens
Reduce box count.....I'm sure the things breed.

Audio Al
20-09-2019, 04:15
Another saying I dont understand is " the speakers don't work in my room "

I am fortunat to have a extensive speaker selection , They ALL work in my room thats not huge and they sound to my ears better firing across the width of the room

ianlenco
20-09-2019, 08:05
.......and another, especially on ebay is "rare" when the object is patently not rare :rolleyes:

Len Co
20-09-2019, 14:29
Somewhat tangentially, every politician who appears on my telly starts every discussion with the words ‘I/we/my party/Jeremy (delete as appropriate) has been very clear on this’.
Then proceeds to use a similar phrase at regular intervals throughout the piece.

OK, guys and gals, it’s understood from now on, leave it out and take the opportunity to stick a few more-entertaining untruths in, we’re fed up of this one.

Beobloke
20-09-2019, 17:30
.......and another, especially on ebay is "rare" when the object is patently not rare :rolleyes:

Following on from this, it is also a fact that when something is described as "Rare - the only one on eBay", not only will there be four more of them listed at the same time, the others will all be cheaper and in better condition.

Joe
20-09-2019, 17:46
'Reluctant sale' = Can't wait to get shot of the bastard thing.

'Priced to sell' = Previously listed at twice the price

'Customised' = Broken

'Rare example' = Most have been binned because they're shite

Gaz
20-09-2019, 18:09
.......and another, especially on ebay is "rare" when the object is patently not rare :rolleyes:

Very true, I used to see it a lot when I had an old Golf GTI, people advertising parts on Ebay as rare that are freely available from GSF or ECP.
You also saw "uber rare" that usually meant also freely available but the seller was adding "scene tax"