Construct a Sentence with the last word of the previous sentence.

[Qapla]

Character flaws are often evident by the behavior of people that can be somewhat peculiar.

 

 

[daydream]

Peculiar that the origins of 'peculiar' are livestock-related as the word's Latin ancestor, peculiaris, means "privately owned, extraordinary"; it traces back to pecu, meaning "cattle"

 

Spoiler

Given the monetary value historically placed in cattle, it makes sense that 'pecu' has given us several money-related words, including pecuniary ("of or relating to money"), peculate ("to embezzle"), and impecunious ("having very little or no money")

 

 

[Qapla]

"Cattle Call", the signature song for Eddy Arnold, was written by American songwriter and musician Tex Owens in 1934.

 

 

[daydream]

1934 was the year  'It Happened One Night' became the first film to perform a "clean sweep" of the top five award categories and it also was the first romantic comedy to be named Best Picture.

 

Spoiler

https://archive.org/details/it.-happened.-one.-night.-1934.1080p.-blu-ray.x-264.-yify

 

 

Edited July 21, 2023 by Imagine

[Qapla]

Picture, if you will, a person standing in front of a wood lathe with a large piece of wood spinning on it and try to imagine what is going through his head.

 

 

[daydream]

Head over to Pictured Rocks for some stunning views of Lake Superior

 

Spoiler

 

The Pictured Rocks stretch for nearly 15 miles along the lake and tower above it anywhere from 50 to 200 feet, letting the vibrant Great Lake glimmer in its beauty.

 

[Qapla]

Superior Industries, Inc. traces its roots back to 1917 when Henry Schmidgall began manufacturing concrete products in Hancock, Minnesota which is now headquartered in Morris, Minnesota and manufactures, sells and supports dry bulk processing and handling equipment and components.

 

 

[daydream]

Components of completely knocked down (CKD) cars are assembled in a local manufacturing plant

 

Spoiler

The CKD is the process which the manufacturers adapt to save taxes in the destination country. The manufacturers import the vehicles as “Knocked-down” parts or kits in the destination country. Many countries levy more than 100% tax for any imported product such as the vehicles. So, the cost of the vehicle doubles in such countries. However, for “Completely Knocked-Down” units, the tax rate is much lower. This is because the manufacturers operate an assembly line in such countries, creating local jobs.

 

[normadenardo]

Plant based products are all well and good unless you’re craving salmon sushi. 

[Qapla]

Sushi is often used to refer to a dish with raw meat when, actually, sushi refers to the vinegared-sticky-rice - not the other ingredients.

 

 

Edited July 23, 2023 by Qapla

[daydream]

ingredients that are fresh helps to create high quality products

 

Spoiler

Sushi  is a Japanese dish of prepared vinegared rice, usually with some sugar and salt, accompanied by a variety of ingredients  such as seafood—often raw—and vegetables. Styles of sushi and its presentation vary widely, but the one key ingredient is "sushi rice", also referred to as shari 

 

KOHADA SUSHI (GIZZARD SHAD)

 

[Beaugeste]

Products of high quality are often made from ingredients that are fresh.

[Qapla]

Fresh can mean something that has renewed vigor, not faded, worn or rumpled, not altered by processing or new but, it can also mean someone who's behavior is impudent.

 

 

[Beaugeste]

Impudent behavior is part of the old personality repudiated by true Christians.

[ChrisW]

Christians in the First Century are examples today of endurance and trust in Jesus Christ their leader.

[Qapla]

Leader used for a fishing line is often made off wire to keep fish from breaking the fishing line near the hook.

 

 

[Beaugeste]

Hook is spelled h-o-o-k and not h-u-c-k.

[Qapla]

K is the 11th letter of the alphabet and corresponds to the Semitic kaph and the Greek kappa and has changed in shape less perhaps than any other letter in the English alphabet in current use.

[daydream]

use of leeches in plastic surgery procedures help to prevent a build-up of deoxygenated blood

 

Spoiler

One particular subspecialty of plastic surgery, microsurgery, is particularly suited to using leeches. This refers to surgery that's performed under an operating microscope using fine instruments to attach tiny blood vessels with sutures and needles barely visible to the naked eye. The microsurgeon can attach vessels after transplanting tissue, such as muscle, from one part of the body to the other, reattaching severed limbs or, more recently, transplanting an entire face or hand from one patient to another. The vessels are often less than a millimeter thick and, especially in the case of the vein, are easily compressed leading to venous congestion.

 

Since the artery is thick walled and not easily compressed, and the vein is thin-walled and easily compressed, it's usually the vein that becomes compromised. When this happens, carbon dioxide builds up and the tissue starts to turn blue and ultimately dies. This is where the blood-sucking leeches come into play. The leeches help remove the old blood continuously until the new veins can start working. Leeches are also useful in cosmetic surgery, such as after a facelift, especially in smokers or in breast lifts and reductions if there's poor blood supply to the nipple.

 

[Qapla]

Blood red is a brownish-red shade with the hex code #880808 in the RGB color model but can be adjusted to include multiple shades that resemble the color of blood at varying levels of oxygenation.

[ChrisW]

Oxygenation in a person can be measured by using an oximeter on the fingertip.

[Watching and Waiting]

Fingertip . .s Pt2 was a song by Stevie Wonder in 1963, his debut hit at age 12, and hit No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100, the youngest top musician at age 13, and he played a harmonica.

[Qapla]

Harmonica is not as simple an instrument to play as it sometimes looks.

 

 

[ChrisW]

Looks alone is not what a person should base their marriage on. 

[Qapla]

"On Top of Old Smoky" (often spelled "Smokey") is a traditional folk song of the Appalachian Mountains and was recorded by The Weavers, 1951 however, it is unclear when, where and by whom the song was first sung.