It must take you several weeks to FART ! LOL
I'm always here to help out ! I'll get this darn garage cleared out once and for all . ( have to make room for more tractors )My wife doesn’t refer to the space, just “all that junk you have down there:” I try to explain that very little of my investments have been made in items from Dave (@mmcmdl) - love ya, buddy!
When I first went to work for GM, I had to get used to the manufacturing floor being called "The Shop Floor". Then there were "Shop Rules". And when someone said something vulgar it was referred to as "Shop Talk" I fed my two little boys and first wife by working in a Bonafide "Welding Shop". And when we had a little extra money, I would take my wife "Shopping" So that kind of sums up my confusion.The term shop seems to have more widespread use in the UK, referring to any small retail place of business. I suspect the usage goes back to a time when most of the retail businesses were small entities, e.g., the blacksmith shop, the machine shop, etc. In the US, we tend to use the term store to refer to retail businesses. but still reserving shop for small to medium manufacturing businesses.