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    Quote Originally Posted by GraemeCook View Post
    With sincerest respect, Paul, anyone who is troubled by anything that they see on Boob Tube may have serious troubles.
    Graeme

    It is more measure of my degree of intolerance commonly referred to today as the "grumpy old man syndrome." Actually, it is not limited to the internet. Arrogant stupidity in any medium arouses the ire in me.

    "Boob Tube?" I may have to look a little closer. It sounds as though I may have missed something: Or did you mean erroneous?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
    ... "Boob Tube?" I may have to look a little closer. It sounds as though I may have missed something: Or did you mean erroneous? ...
    Easiest if I just quote Websters dictionary:

    Boob:
    1. a stupid awkward person: simpleton.
    2. boor, philistine - compared to the civilised and educated European, the American seemed a boob.


    Boob (British):
    1. mistake or blunder.
    2. goof (verb) - realised that he had boobed by paying too much.

    QED

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    Quote Originally Posted by GraemeCook View Post
    Easiest if I just quote Websters dictionary:

    Boob:
    1. a stupid awkward person: simpleton.
    2. boor, philistine - compared to the civilised and educated European, the American seemed a boob.


    Boob (British):
    1. mistake or blunder.
    2. goof (verb) - realised that he had boobed by paying too much.

    QED
    "erroneous" would be close.

    Easier if I link my Vogue dictionary and less likely to enter into conflict with the administrators:

    The Boob Tube Is Back, And Here’s How We’re Wearing It In 2023 | British Vogue



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    Quote Originally Posted by GraemeCook View Post
    Easiest if I just quote Websters dictionary:

    Boob:
    1. a stupid awkward person: simpleton.
    2. boor, philistine - compared to the civilised and educated European, the American seemed a boob.


    Boob (British):
    1. mistake or blunder.
    2. goof (verb) - realised that he had boobed by paying too much.

    QED

    I simply love this Forum for all the wonderful kind information that we receive....

    Graham.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macg View Post
    I simply love this Forum for all the wonderful kind information that we receive....

    Graham.
    Graham

    From the early (very) years spent in the UK we referred to such mistakes colloquially as a "booboo."

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    Hi all,

    I too saw the video about the explanation of the saw nib...

    I need not add anymore to what has been said...

    But, after viewing that clip I then did a search on "hand saw restoration"

    and boy did that throw up a gazillion boobs, all pushing their marvelous ways

    to mar and bugger up perfectly good saws....

    Graham.

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