Chinese knives

I wouldn't dream of insulting someone so well versed and with such a fine understanding of the English language. 🤭
Helpful hint #1: Type slower.
#2: Use spell check.
#3: Proof Read
If all else fails, provide a translation key.

Aqui es un comino por El Cominero.



ETA: (I hope you know I'm just funnin' with ya.)

All sounds like too much work when recovering from phreightliner phatigue.
El caminero was given to me as a poor translation of Highwayman. I drove my el camino to a job at a paving company, and some joker decided to not call me el payaso anymore.
edit: translation key; shift one key in any direction from obvious error letter, to randomly reveal correct word. Not so fun as scrabble, o.c.
 
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I wouldn't dream of insulting someone so well versed and with such a fine understanding of the English language. 🤭
Helpful hint #1: Type slower.
#2: Use spell check.
#3: Proof Read
If all else fails, provide a translation key.

Aqui es un comino por El Cominero.



ETA: (I hope you know I'm just funnin' with ya.)
Doesn't work on a phone.
Its a visual thing, like touch typing
 
Uh-huh. That tells me everything I need to know. 🙄

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Back to Chinese knives.
El Payaso, eh?
 
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That makes a much sense as the first post in question. I searched for a translation app, but could not find one for gibberish. I give up. This has all been wasted time. Let's just get back to the Chinese knives.
As some have said here, chinese knives are also a waste of time.
Many of the knives ive had over the years were rescued cheaply from pawnshops, and many were gifted away, after cleanup and edc evaluation, but over several periods of thin employment i got back around 3000$ from pawnshops over the years. Just about broke even, who needs krugerrands?
 

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