The kitchen and the workshop were never meant to be separate rooms. You can use your power tools to make cooking and cleaning so much faster. Here's a video showing tricks you can do with a cordless drill, including grating cheese and grinding pepper.
This is a great idea! I'll see if I can replace a pizza slicer with a circular saw. They're basically the same tool.
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As for the way the English use english there are a few other things that I think Americans did to "correct" english (I know you were the first speakers but that doesnt mean you are always the most correct ;) ). How can -re at the end of a word possibly be pronounced as -er? That has never made sense to me. Using standard rules of english the could only be pronouced as it is written ("ray" or "ree"). Also, why do you love your u's so much? honour, colour. So pointless. Again contradicting your own pronounciation rules. But I do love a lot of the British slang (us using the word "bathroom" is rather pointless when the vast majority of bathrooms have no bath these days, no showers)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_spelling_differences#-re.2C_-er
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OK, if they just want one word for it, fine, but it's spreading over here!