I spent two weeks getting this inherited Massey Ferguson running in order to dig up the front garden I have (also herited) in order to plant roses for my late mother’s memory.
I spent two weeks getting this inherited Massey Ferguson running in order to dig up the front garden I have (also herited) in order to plant roses for my late mother’s memory.
Dull fact: “man” and “men” are originally old english for person (male or female). By 1900, the sense had shifted to male person.
https://www.etymonline.com/word/men:
Less dull fact: old english used “were” to specify male (person). This still lingers in modern english with “werewolf” — male (person) wolf.
Welcome to the dull men’s club!
Wait, so we’re weremen? There’s a joke in that somewhere
We’re weremen… and still are.
I can’t wait to tell my wife!
'ow do we know if they’s featherless?!