Lost in Translation

[BShaw]

Last Month our North Star Chapter Meeting was held at Lynde's Restaurant in the Twin Cities. Friendly folks, good food and a nice meeting room. They even put a "welcome" sign on the door for us!

[sals54]

I don't see the error. Aren't you using this meeting to teach the newbie SDC members to bake?

[BShaw]

I don't see the error. Aren't you using this meeting to teach the newbie SDC members to bake?

Naw, we are considering initiating a new chapter service where we'll teach newbie bakers how to drive.

[PlainBrownR2]

Who knew you had a group that was into the prewar Baker Electric Automobiles?

[Milaca]

Did Lynde's offer any baked goods with the meal or did they expect the club to supply their own?

[8E45E]

Maybe the restaurant got some new portable ovens and need someone who can both cook and transport them to the county fair and other local events!!

Craig

[63 R2 Hawk]

Not too surprising. The few times I've gone into the local Autozombie store to look for parts for my Studebaker, I get a puzzled look from the kid behind the counter and usually something like, "Is that made in Germany?"

[Noxnabaker]

If we didn't need any learning 'bout them 'bakers the forums wouldn't exist either... so I just keep on stude'ing!

[StudeRich]

It looks to me like the Google spellchecker got to their text when they created it on a Computer!

[studegary]

Who knew you had a group that was into the prewar Baker Electric Automobiles?

To win a college scholarship that I have endowed, applicants must write about Studebaker motorized vehicles. Last year, a young guy wrote about Bakers and then found out this was incorrect. He then wrote about Studebakers. I told him that this caused him to learn about two brands of cars.

[Roscomacaw]

I'm with Rich on this.