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By 69RoadRunner · Posted
Well, electrical tape, but... I found a file with the frankenstrat pattern and used image editing software to expand it to the proper dimensions. I sent it to them and they printed it on Dyneema. -
Oh. gee, I'm sorry you spent so much money on a custom backpack and then had to use so much duct tape on it. Oh, wait.... -
I have always expected youth to address adults as "Mr Lastname" or "Mrs Lastname". My boys are 40 and still address their former SM as "Mr." . And I hate when friends tell their kids to address me as "Mr Firstname". Guess I'm just old school and was taught to show respect to my elders. -
By Eagle94-A1 · Posted
It depends, how does the adult want to be addressed? Growing up, we had a LtCol. in various positions. He was also a MD. We addressed him as "Doc _____________" or just plain "Doc" In my middle son's den, his DL was an MD, but went by "Mr. _______________" -
You summed it up quite nicely. At times, I use the Mrs./Mrs./Ms. so much, I even use it during committee meetings, but no one seems to mind. It is hard to "code switch" at times.
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