[TowerTalk] Wench vs Winch

[Frank J. Connelly]

Especially if the wench was at Monty Python said, "A sultry wench  
with fire in her eyes."

"interested in buying Jeep.  Please send photo of wench."

All in good fun.

73 and HNY.

Frank, W7ND/5



On Dec 30, 2007, at 11:08 AM, Roger NØVR wrote:

> Reminds me of a friend looking at ads for a used Jeep. One of them  
> came with
> a wench. Since he was single at the time, we tried to convince him  
> that was
> a good deal. <grin>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Martin Ewing AA6E [mailto:aa6e at ewing.homedns.org]
> Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 8:31 AM
> To: Towertalk List
> Subject: Re: [TowerTalk] Wench vs Winch
>
> N7KA at comcast.net wrote:
>> Wench    (definition)   1. A young woman: derogatory term.  2. A  
>> servant.
>>
>>
>> Winch    (definition)    1. A crank with a handle used to transmit  
>> motion
> 2. A machine, for hoisting or pulling,with a cylinder on which a  
> chain or
> rope tied to a load is wound.
>>
>> These definitions from The Pocket Webster School & Office  
>> Dictionary I
> keep in the shack.
>>
>> Arne N7KA
> Towertalk: Your one-stop source for grammar, vocabulary, and  
> antenna info.
>
> I try not to comment when I see language errors in ham radio
> discussions, as long as the meaning is clear.  Use the energy to  
> support
> your local school system!
>
> Happy new year to all
>
> 73,
> Martin AA6E
>
>
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