I was like this for a while, I kept using PowerPoint to make organizational charts or for modeling system diagrams. Then I fired up Visio one day. People rag on Visio but it works great for my stuff.the wicked child wrote:In this case, someone in their 40s or up that is used to one program and doesn't like to stray. This could happen at any age, but seems more prevalent with older folk who don't like change.Letang Is The Truth wrote:define oldthe wicked child wrote:Is this an older person by chance?
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how are you eating flats with one handLetang Is The Truth wrote:thats the only way to eat wings. keep one hand clean for other stuff
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Those of us over 40 are still using WordPerfect on dos. GUI is for you non-old people.the wicked child wrote:In this case, someone in their 40s or up that is used to one program and doesn't like to stray. This could happen at any age, but seems more prevalent with older folk who don't like change.Letang Is The Truth wrote:define oldthe wicked child wrote:Is this an older person by chance?
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You probably pull the meat off the bone tooTroy Loney wrote:when people eat chicken wings with one hand.
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he uses a fork and knife.mac5155 wrote:You probably pull the meat off the bone tooTroy Loney wrote:when people eat chicken wings with one hand.
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is this some sort of joke? not sure what you are getting atslappybrown wrote:how are you eating flats with one handLetang Is The Truth wrote:thats the only way to eat wings. keep one hand clean for other stuff
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Flats are the easiest to eat one handed. Insert wing into mouth, bite down, pull.
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is flat a type of wing?
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I assumed he meant this:
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oh you mean a wing
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Yes; wings are divided into flats and drumsticks. Come on guys.
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ive never heard this ever. wings and legsslappybrown wrote:Yes; wings are divided into flats and drumsticks. Come on guys.
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you do realize that the drumette and the leg are two different things yes? a wing usually has a wingette and a drumette.... or as slappy calls them flats and drumsticks (although that's technically the leg, not part of the wing)Letang Is The Truth wrote:ive never heard this ever. wings and legsslappybrown wrote:Yes; wings are divided into flats and drumsticks. Come on guys.
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I've never ever heard them called flats either. Sounds like something a stuffy Englishman who wears a derby and monocle would say
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slappy is Mr. Peanut?
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Yes its like those clownshoes that refer to pasta sauce as gravy.DudeMan2766 wrote:I've never ever heard them called flats either. Sounds like something a stuffy Englishman who wears a derby and monocle would say
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yes. thank you for the feedbackcount2infinity wrote:you do realize that the drumette and the leg are two different things yes? a wing usually has a wingette and a drumette.... or as slappy calls them flats and drumsticks (although that's technically the leg, not part of the wing)Letang Is The Truth wrote:ive never heard this ever. wings and legsslappybrown wrote:Yes; wings are divided into flats and drumsticks. Come on guys.
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Most places now even have the option to order "all drumstick" or "all flats" right on the menu.
I am guessing many of you have never worked in bars/pizza shops etc.
I am guessing many of you have never worked in bars/pizza shops etc.
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That's probably number one on my list of pet peeves. I've found its mainly people from NJ.KennyTheKangaroo wrote:Yes its like those clownshoes that refer to pasta sauce as gravy.DudeMan2766 wrote:I've never ever heard them called flats either. Sounds like something a stuffy Englishman who wears a derby and monocle would say
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Thankfully, I've never heard anyone do that or even heard of it. That's as bizarre as it is stupid.KennyTheKangaroo wrote:Yes its like those clownshoes that refer to pasta sauce as gravy.DudeMan2766 wrote:I've never ever heard them called flats either. Sounds like something a stuffy Englishman who wears a derby and monocle would say
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If you pop off the one end of the wing (flat) the rest of the meat comes off clean.
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yeah, that's what i do, then it's like eating the meat off of a rib...which i assume we all do with two hands right?mac5155 wrote:If you pop off the one end of the wing (flat) the rest of the meat comes off clean.
All I'm saying is knawing meat off a bone is caveman enough, no need to look more savage by one arming it.