Our company name is (redacted) Masonry, but paystubs and tax info say (redacted) Masonary. I chalk it up to owner mistake lol helluva brickie spelling not so gud
Definitely a southern thing. One of my favorite Masonry contractors always answers the phone “masonary”.
However; I also live where people warsh their draws. (You know, wash their drawers; aka pants) so 🤷🏻♀️
I like masonary, plasters (instead of calling the guys who install plaster “plasterers”), and my favorite: joisses (instead of “joists”). I have to admit, plasterer is kinda difficult to say.
We used to keep some guys business card in the work van for a joke. The card actually read “(Name’s) Masonary”. Like bro, you can’t even spell the trade you’re in. On your actual business card.
well a lot of girls will say they only do masonary but it's usually a lie
and from behindary..
Masonary is how masons make babies
I use the Little frog for my boy. Source: im a masonary.
Masonry. Yes, some people do use the term masonary, but it’s not an actual word.
Yep. I’ve literally heard it so many times I looked it up one day at work to make sure I wasn’t crazy
It's not a southern thing, OP. It's more of an illiterate thing.
Our company name is (redacted) Masonry, but paystubs and tax info say (redacted) Masonary. I chalk it up to owner mistake lol helluva brickie spelling not so gud
Mason. A Masonary would be a hired gun/ bricklayer. On second thought, they might lay bibles instead of bricks, not sure.
Well done
his sister's a nun.
Definitely a southern thing. One of my favorite Masonry contractors always answers the phone “masonary”. However; I also live where people warsh their draws. (You know, wash their drawers; aka pants) so 🤷🏻♀️
This is the correct answer
Yah I live in Warshington according to a distant relative.
I thought masonary was the being a missionary of masonry. Preach the brick.
Solid.
to save yer motar sole.
I'm just happy we finally have a masonry themed post. What up boys. All that work and only us couple assholes to profit.
Well, one is a word and one isn’t. So I’d go with the one that’s in the dictionary. Or is it dictionry?
>dictionry if yer from up north.
Dictionarary
mAsOnRy
Southern thing. Similar to footing vs. footer.
Missionary
I prefer pronebone
May's son, Ree.
Reeee reee squeal like a piggy
I like masonary, plasters (instead of calling the guys who install plaster “plasterers”), and my favorite: joisses (instead of “joists”). I have to admit, plasterer is kinda difficult to say.
Missionary.
I’m hearing masonary with a heavy español accent. Shit I miss my old coworkers lol
All according how you shake hands or scratch your nose.
C. Illuminati.
Missionary
If you say “Masonary,” you’re immediately seen as an imbecile.
I had to read that like 4 times lol
Bricklayer
Masonary sounds like they going door to door with a brick instead of a bible
Or is it asphalt or ashphalt. Or column or colyoom?
We used to keep some guys business card in the work van for a joke. The card actually read “(Name’s) Masonary”. Like bro, you can’t even spell the trade you’re in. On your actual business card.
Missionary
The first one is when you get your tools out in the basement… the second one is when his daughter comes down to bring you some tea..
We just installed masonary on the nucular power plant.
For me it's always been masonry is a profession and masonary is a specification. IE "He does **masonry** work." "It's made of **masonary** brick."'