New Word of the Day

The New Word of the Day: 4/1/12

Gullible (gul e-bel)

Definition: Easily deceived or duped

The gullible detailer needs to keep their eye out for today, to make sure someone does not lead them into a prank or joke that misleads them some way.

Today on April 1...

1889 1st Dishwashing machine marketed (Chicago)

1929 Louie Marx introduces Yo-Yo

1991 US minimum wage goes from $3.80 to $4.25 per hour

1997 Comet Hale-Bopp (I could be wrong but wasn't that in conjunction with that mass suicide people with the back nikes?)
 
Circumscribe: to trace a line around; encircle; encompass; to set or mark off the limits of; limit; confine to restrict the action of.

*Many vehicle owners will circumscribe the proposed options of the detailer by settling on non-corrective measures in servicing their finish.

*The end product new hobbiest will be circumscribed by his lack of knowledge and or tools.

*Many detailing products are grouped into 'packages' which rely on a step by step ordered process. The variation of product, tool, or ordered process can circumscribe the desired results.

April 01, 1992: The first strike of the National Hockey League begins. It lasted for 8 days.
April 01, 1972: The first major league baseball strike: The first general player strike in it's 102 year history; it lasted 13 days.


L'chaim, Bob.
 
The New Word of the Day: 4/1/12

Gullible (gul e-bel)

Definition: Easily deceived or duped

April 1...

Thanks goes to Pope Gregory XIII for:
Making many a 16th century person feel foolish and/or gullible on April 1st.




Also:
@VT:

Tzetech leShalom veShuvech leShalom

:)

Bob
 
^^ FUNX725, its nice to see you back in action! Great to have you back buddy!
 
^^ FUNX725, its nice to see you back in action! Great to have you back buddy!

(Thanks Tundra_10...It's good to be back!)


For 04.02.2012:

Barnumize

Definition:
1. To promote with bombast, exaggeration, hype or sensationalize.  
2. To spread inaccurate or false information.

"Although there are just so many chemicals that can be put in a bottle", some products lay claim to performance levels that tend to lean in the direction of barnumization, IMO.

:)

Bob  
 
The New Word of the Day: 4/2/12

Grouse (grous)

Definition: to grumble; complain

Source: Thesaurus.com

The detailer groused when looking over his next week's schedule and saw that he was going to have a very busy week. He was looking at the small picture as he was forgetting it was a much better scenario to be too busy vs not having any work at all.

Today on April 2...

1513 Florida discovered, claimed for Spain by Ponce de Leon (this should be a AG holiday!) :idea:

1877 1st Easter Egg Roll held on White House Lawn

1902 First motion picture theater opens in Los Angeles

1935 Sir Watson-Watt patents RADAR

1978 Velcro was 1st put on the market (dang, did not realize it was such a recent product, never really thought about it I guess)
 
The New Word of the Day: 4/2/12

Grouse (grous)

Definition: to grumble; complain

"Who Let the Dogs Out" ~The Baha Men

I become irked when my one neighbor grumbles and grouse.
Especially when I'm busy detailing my vehicles at my house.
I'm so tired of tellin' him: "I care how my vehicles look".
Evil thoughts, or cursing him with: every name-in-the-book,
Falls to the wayside, as my attack-dogs "quiets-down" the louse.






:D

Bob
 
The New Word of the Day: 4/3/12

Opulence (op-yuh-luhns)

Definition: wealth

There is a opulence of information here on AGO, if one cannot learn or find the correct information from this site, they have themselves to blame.

Today on April 3...

1933 1st Airplane flight over Mount Everest

1965 1st Atomic powered spacecraft launched

1986 U.S. national debt hits $2,000,000,000,000
 
The New Word of the Day: 4/3/12

Opulence (op-yuh-luhns)

Definition: wealth


Today on April 3...

On this date, April 3rd, 1924, one of my favorite actors was born. His opulent amount of film credits, and subsequent stardom, allowed him to also live a life of opulence.

youngmarlon.jpg



Hint:
Later in life, when he was bidding on an island, he was overheard to say: "I'll make them an offer they can't refuse"!!


:)

Bob
 
Oh my, im not sure of that one FUNX725, I would have to cheat to find out the answer lol

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^^ugh! Its a shame I did not know that having a very strong italian heritage! I need to turn in my Italian card immediately!

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The New Word of the Day: 4/4/12

Atonement (ih-tohn-muhnt)

Definition: compensation

The atonement the new detailer received from his first customer was more then just monetary, the satisfaction he saw he provided and the daunting work he accomplished on the dilapidated paint gave and built confidence inside him to be able to move on to the next customer with his head up a little higher.

Today on April 4...

1850 City of Los Angeles incorporated

1916 US Senate agrees (82-6) to participate in WW I

1975 Microsoft is founded as a partnership between Bill Gates and Paul Allen

1994 1st game played at Jacobs Field, Indians beat Mariners 4-3 in 11 Inning (sorry my home town roots are coming out on this one)
 
Amici Buongiorno. Como si cura la vita a tutti voy?

Kaput: utterly finished, defeated or destroyed; unable to function.

After a full detail on a neglected daily driver , I am usually kaput.

April 04, 1968: M.L. King assasinated in Memphis Tenn.

Ciao;)
 
If you purchase and use the Wolfgang Fusion Estate Wax Connnoisseur's kit, the confluence of the products results will leave you amazed.
 
The New Word of the Day: 4/4/12

Atonement (ih-tohn-muhnt)

Definition: compensation; (also: amends, reconciliation, reparation)


Kaput: utterly finished, defeated or destroyed; unable to function.

April 04, 1968: M.L. King assasinated in Memphis Tenn.

^^^^A very sad chapter in our Country's history^^^^


Confluence.

-Thanks for your contribution, what'sinanam.

-For Tundra_10's nostalgic moments: :)
The Ohio River is formed by the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers.

When purchases of Detail Supplies demands atonement (reconciliation?);
I beseech of Her, again, the reasons of unnecessary (to me) expiation.
My explanations of products' confluence, to Her, is just an adjunct,
All cunning, and wiles to influence Her now seems kaput: Defunct.
Once again, I suppose, a Judge may determine my degree of reparation.

:)

Bob
 
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