Did she teleport?

[Olas]

Wow, that is pretty odd.

Maybe a bird picked it up? How awesome would that be?

Probably a swallow, a European swallow, or more likely two swallows carrying it by a string.

 

[Strazdas]

Looks like some register was not calibrated for the dalylight saving time stupidity.
seriuosly, thanks to silly idea of summer time quite a few places print a hour back here. could be something like that. also could be jut random time for the thing. when elexctricity goes out my cooker clock resets. if same happened to the check printer machine it can show anything.

 

[Elementary - Dear Watson]

I also suspect that Daystar is trying to help cover-up as this is part of his plan to get parts for his army of
giant mechanical combat wombats.

I had a very delayed reaction to this, but now I can't stop laughing.

My old band at school was called Killa Chinchilla and our first original song was called Combat Wombat! We also had Cut-throat Stoat and Baseball Bat Meerkat before we got bored of the concept, most of the members changes and we ended up a 70s punk cover band. (Called Society's Victims, after the album by punk/metal legends Discharge, and then Anxiety after the attempted lawsuit by another band with the same name! :/)

 

[Little Woodsman]

a plumber's helper

:S Is that the literal English to American translation of 'plunger'? Do you also call hammers 'builders' hit sticks' and computers 'techies' wet dreams'?

Most Americans say "plunger" too--as do I in most cases. Used the term "plumber's helper" there because
A)the word plunger can mean a couple of different things
B)Wasn't sure what people in UK, Canada & Australia called them
C)it's a somewhat archaic term, and I'm *really* old

We do occasionally say "techie's wet dream" over here, but it's usually a reference to Natalie Portman.

 

[Elementary - Dear Watson]

a plumber's helper

:S Is that the literal English to American translation of 'plunger'? Do you also call hammers 'builders' hit sticks' and computers 'techies' wet dreams'?

Most Americans say "plunger" too--as do I in most cases. Used the term "plumber's helper" there because
A)the word plunger can mean a couple of different things
B)Wasn't sure what people in UK, Canada & Australia called them
C)it's a somewhat archaic term, and I'm *really* old

We do occasionally say "techie's wet dream" over here, but it's usually a reference to Natalie Portman.

Haha! Legendary! She is the Israels most hottest export, that is for certain!
What else does plunger refer to with you guys then? I can only think of the one definition for it over here... and it is still common usage for it over here too. Then again, so is 'whilst' and as I found, that is also a massively archaic word for you guys too!

 

[Little Woodsman]

a plumber's helper

:S Is that the literal English to American translation of 'plunger'? Do you also call hammers 'builders' hit sticks' and computers 'techies' wet dreams'?

Most Americans say "plunger" too--as do I in most cases. Used the term "plumber's helper" there because
A)the word plunger can mean a couple of different things
B)Wasn't sure what people in UK, Canada & Australia called them
C)it's a somewhat archaic term, and I'm *really* old

We do occasionally say "techie's wet dream" over here, but it's usually a reference to Natalie Portman.

Haha! Legendary! She is the Israels most hottest export, that is for certain!
What else does plunger refer to with you guys then? I can only think of the one definition for it over here... and it is still common usage for it over here too. Then again, so is 'whilst' and as I found, that is also a massively archaic word for you guys too!

Plunger refers to the part of a syringe that is pushed deeper in to the cylindrical part of the syringe to force liquids out of the needle, or pulled further out to draw liquids in.
It is also the rod part of any control mechanism that uses a rod being pushed in to it. The classic example is the "T" shaped handle on old-fashioned wired explosive detonators.
Hmm, interesting. A quick consultation of Webster's shows that it can also mean a person who acts hastily. Never knew that before.