Chalk is what you write with, Chock is what you use to keep things from rolling. That is all.
Chalk is what you write with, Chock is what you use to keep things from rolling. That is all.
If you don't secure the yolk and chalk the wheels, a person might loose there plane. Of course you can always just put it in a hanger.
I could care less if I loose.
The difference between "Let's eat Grandma" and "Lets eat Grandma".
Irregardless, this thread isn't making much cents.
C'mon - give me a brake.
If you don't secure the yolk and chalk the wheels, a person might loose there plane. Of course you can always just put it in a hanger.
I seen a number of mistakes in here.
Huh?
Didn't figure that one either.
I just thought he was being outlined.Chalk is what you write with, Chock is what you use to keep things from rolling. That is all.
If you can count them by units, say "fewer," not "less."
Example: "Fewer people voted this year," NOT "Less people voted this year."
If you can count them by units, say "fewer," not "less."
Example: "Fewer people voted this year," NOT "Less people voted this year."
If you can count them by units, say "fewer," not "less."
Example: "Fewer people voted this year," NOT "Less people voted this year."
Not at Wal Mart, it's "20 items or less."
HEB has it right for us Texans though.