GATE IN CONSTANT USE
when it plainly isn't.
I realise that people don't want dirty great big vehicles blocking their entrances, but quite frankly making silly claims like that - especially when the gate is question is DUSTY WITH DISUSE - isn't going to get anyone on their side.
Just saying, okay?
Word To Use Today (but not on a gate): constant. This word comes from the Old French, from the Latin word constāns, standing firm, from constāre, to be steadfast.
Just to be clear, constant means all the time.
Okay?
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