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"minty" has once more found its way onto the trading post to describe a watch, I thought I'd illustrate one that would fill the bill. ;D
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I think though as we once discussed in the past Gabe different countries can put different meanings to the same word and here in the UK i hear those terms used all the while and we tend to be quite happy with themIsthmus said:I think the point that they were trying to make is that the word minty is a reference to the way something tastes, not to its condition. It is used a lot on sales (especially on many sales from sellers in asia), but unless you are planning on cooking your watches with some mint leaves, its use is still wrong.
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