Fashion, beauty and animal loving language consultant from South Africa living in Stockholm, Sweden.
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2 thoughts
Well your iPhone, iPad, Macbook all have antennas, but built in and hidden from normal sight
I still carry a paper dictionary (FrenchEnglish)
Please don’t kill off grammar…..even if I’m rubbish at it 🙂
I bought a new bottle of ink recently…
Quality of one sort or another will always exist.
Xeroxing here in France is very very much alive and well, as well as the Fax machine!
I’m surprised the Cheque book didn’t get a mention, still used daily here in France!
A few: antenna, knobs and VHS tapes are the preserve of the dedicated; others are much less commonly used now than hitherto but xeroxing (photocopying) is still very much with us. Remember the term “paperless office” which is greeted with a hollow laugh.
Well your iPhone, iPad, Macbook all have antennas, but built in and hidden from normal sight
I still carry a paper dictionary (FrenchEnglish)
Please don’t kill off grammar…..even if I’m rubbish at it 🙂
I bought a new bottle of ink recently…
Quality of one sort or another will always exist.
Xeroxing here in France is very very much alive and well, as well as the Fax machine!
I’m surprised the Cheque book didn’t get a mention, still used daily here in France!
A few: antenna, knobs and VHS tapes are the preserve of the dedicated; others are much less commonly used now than hitherto but xeroxing (photocopying) is still very much with us. Remember the term “paperless office” which is greeted with a hollow laugh.