"Bush" to describe the woods/outback/wilderness seems more associated with Oz and/or New Zealand, Canada and South Africa. We would traditionally use "woods."
A boycott implies that you actually care what people call things. I think you have too much energy. Good weather will solve it all.
For me, Thomas Linton's post is the most reality based one in this tread.
Go to the UK., Australia, New Zealand, Africa etc., you'll find the term:
into the "Bush" as common as:
into the "Woods" is here in America.
Personally I am not hung up on or bothered by trivial terminology, if it opens my boxes and envelopes or allows me to cut a thick or thin rope or hose or allows me to
make a shelter or fire in the woods when I'm alone or with others under
any circumstances...or allows me to defend myself should that need arise, I could care less what the
activity engaged in, or knife used is called.
Want to protest/boycott something?.... boycott knives made in China no mater how reasonably priced (a.k.a.
cheap) they are, no matter if several 'American' companies sell them.
That's right.... I am no longer buying knives "Made In China"... they are hacking into our computers both corporate and private.... they collapsed
The the internet in South Korea last week.... the majority of drywall made in China and sold to naive uninformed Americans is saturated with toxic chemicals as well as in most
children's toys and cheap plastic bowls sold to actually eat food out of.
Reality is real, no need to go on.
I currently only buy knives made in the U.S.A., Italy, Germany, France, Sweden... all in my opinion superior to inexpensive Chinese
items.
There are over twenty four million Americans currently out of work, I'm choosing not to support Chinese labor... simply my own personal choice.
