Ineedcement ([Location)
Ineedcementdelivered
Cement basement
In a shoot
Delivery cement
[Location] xx
In the dawn of the written language, punctuation had not yet been invented. The Space Bar wasn’t open until much later. And since there were no guns, a shoot or a chute meant the same thing. I wonder if Sparky made enough sense to communicate with a cementdeliveryproviderwithashoot. We may never know. Thanks, Ralph. I wonder about New England, where women are strong and men arelearningtotype.
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This was posted in the “Free” section of CL. Sparky seems to think there are roaming herds of cement trucks eager to take a dump in his basement. That species went extinct at the end of the Upper Preposterous Period.
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If one has a “cement” basement, one wonders why they need more “cement” zhot or not.
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Harumph. Cement, n., an adhesive for bonding materials together, either by chemically welding or forming a solid matrix around aggregate or between planar surfaces. Also, contraction of “Portland Cement, an adhesive mineral compound produced by baking powdered limestone in a kiln.
Commonly confused with concrete an engineered structual material, which has Portland cement as an ingredient.
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Spark shoots, does not score
Desire is vague, need unknown
Money for nothing . . .
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