Simon's Midsummer Madness Sale - Starting Tonight!

[Andy Hoffer]

Andy,

The industry term is "Dunnage"

from Wiki  "dun·nage noun: loose wood, matting, or similar material used to keep a cargo in position in a ship's hold."


Frank

@Frank v B you have truly touched my heart with the gift of a new word from your nautical storehouse!

I needs must give serious deliberation as to how best to reciprocate in a most meaningful way..... 

In the meantime I will practice using this terrific addition to my vocabulary:   

• "Frank's van is chock full of dunnage."
• "The corners of Frank's basement are crammed with balsa dunnage awaiting resurrection."
• "When Frank plants a plane in the back 40 the balsa dunnage keeps the rows of beans from shifting."
• "You can have a lot of funnage when you're messing with your dunnage."

There...I think I've got it.

Thanks Frank.   

Andy

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[Gerald Danen]

Hey Simon,  if the SU27 is still available, I'll take it.

Gerald

[sihinch]

SU27 for Gerald! The madness is concluded.