Technical Something wrong with my Scribbler! (funny)

Was he a navigator on the Enterprise?

 

I'll let you explain the meaning of "holding the carbie wide open, until the donk chucks a leg out of bed"

 

This is an old sign. Just move the decimal point one space to the right........

 

I knew that!

After I read up a little bit about Punkah Louvers . . .

 

You fix that problem with a large, irregularly shaped welsh plug.

Cheers,
Harv

 

Maybe in a certain part of the UK they sell them in plumbing shops. Otherwise it's welch plug.
Which in turn raises the eternal welch/freeze/core plug debate. (nearly as good as oil)

 

Lol.

I can't spell, and need to take my shoes off to count past 10. Can't colour in between the lines, and am likely to eat the crayons. I can lift heavy things though

Cheers,
Harv

 

"Welsh" also has a different meaning ,coming from British horse racing origins [1860's]
The term was also used in Car Dealing circles in Auckland NZ.
https://www.grammarphobia.com/blog/2021/02/welsh.html

 

What about scottish plugs?

 

The scribbler goes to your sparkle sticks.

 

Isn't that a New Zeeland plug?