On Sat, Jan 30, 2016 at 11:43:21AM -0200, Isaac Marino Bavaresco wrote:
> Please explain for the non english-speaking members :)

Everyone has a project list of things they want to get done. A common
phrase for working on items on that list is "I'll get around to it."

The latter part of that phrase has been converted to "round tuit".

A common joke is to create a round wood or metal plate with the words
"round tuit" on it to give as a gift to project procrastinators to motivate
them to actually get to their projects. Search the Googleverse for images.

So when someone finally gets a "round tuit", it means that they have
finally finished a long standing project.

My latest "round tuit" is a couple of year project for supplemental home he=
ating
using an insulated tank of heated water.

My next round tuit is an automatic aluminum can crusher with automatic
feed.=20

The list is never ending. But I'll get a "round tuit".

BAJ

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> Isaac
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> Em 30/01/2016 05:07, Jesse Lackey escreveu:
> > <http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=3Dproduct_info&cPath=3D6&pro=
ducts_id=3D7&zenid=3DvOdsqIvqwAcv8zbI9vkTa2>
> >
> > and blinker fluid!  that stuff is hard to find.
> >
> > Pretty genius, had to share.  :)
> >
> > J
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