"It will buff out"

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2/4/13, 06:54 PM

four-walling

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"It will buff out"

Maybe it is just me, but this phrase needs to go away.

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2/4/13, 08:03 PM

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But it *will* buff out. Seriously.

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2/4/13, 09:54 PM

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Unless it won't.

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2/4/13, 09:57 PM

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Rub some dirt on it

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2/5/13, 05:11 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by four-walling

Maybe it is just me, but this phrase needs to go away.

there's a thread around here for stuff like this

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2/5/13, 08:24 PM

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Unless it won't.

No, no, it will *always* buff out. Enough buffing, and the entire thing is gone, buffed away to nothingness. Might take a while though, some of those parts are *dense*...

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2/5/13, 09:29 PM

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I'm more concerned with the ambiguous misuse of "it."

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2/5/13, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by houtex

No, no, it will *always* buff out. Enough buffing, and the entire thing is gone, buffed away to nothingness. Might take a while though, some of those parts are *dense*...

LOL! I have found that sometimes a torch is required to buff adequately.