Now that, ernie, was a bit harsh. Whenever anyone asks for tool recommendations (one of the one or two subjects I know anything about)
Well derision and offensive language, are areas where maybe I have some expertise. I was quite frankly appalled by Stoner’s use of the word ‘twit’ and therefore felt that matter needed some addressing.
‘W4nker’ is an excellent word which preforms very well in heavy industrial situations. It’s 2 syllable impact action, penetrates where other words otherwise fail. It can withstand long and repeated use on a daily basis without losing any of it’s performance or potent effect. And is clearly the choice of professionals. Although the irony of it’s reference to ‘doing it yourself’ is not lost on me.
‘Twit’ on the other hand, is best restricted to light duties in residential areas. It is particularly useful in more delicate social situations such as at BBQs, or driving the vicar to the wedding reception, when shouting “Oi w4nker, get orf the road” would clearly be inappropriate. It does also have some practical use advantages over w4nker, as it’s monosyllabic delivery allows the user rapid access without first having to carry out a full risk assessment. It’s Mum’s favourite choice.
HTH