Paul's Progress on Number 2

[Micro469]

Hey Paul.... What's a push bike??????

[PaulC]

Hey Paul.... What's a push bike??????

Here Ya go, John,

pushbike: noun. a bicycle

Clarifications for free, Just ask Paul

Cheers
Paul

[Micro469]

Hey Paul.... What's a push bike??????

Here Ya go, John,

pushbike: noun. a bicycle

Clarifications for free, Just ask Paul

Cheers
Paul

You mean you guys down under don't have PEDALS???

[PaulC]

Okay John, describe a bicycle for me

Cheers
Paul

[angib]

Hey, Paul, don't sweat it - not only do they not know what a pushbike is, they think a wooly jumper is a sheep!

Andrew

[PaulC]

Andrew, I think we have been down this lingo difference before
Cheers
Paul

[Guy]

Dear Paul,

Life has been good, I'm stuffed.

[PaulC]

Dear Paul,

Life has been good, I'm stuffed.

That from a man who has no idea on how to stop

I'm impressed, Guy

Cheers
Paul

PS Finished yet

[Ron Dickey]

Paul,

I have just know caught up to your work been wound a little to deep in my own work.

Like the drawers what do you keep in them?

so you have two trailers now? I saw a small car do you still use the car for pulling or do you have a set up for paved roads and one for outback?

In answer to the pushbike you might have said have you heard of the Austrailian Pushman?

Good Job Mate mine will not look near as nice but as long as I can sleep in it eat out of it and relax in it who cares.

Ron D.
http://www.google.com/images?q=los+osos ... =N&ndsp=20

[Ron Dickey]

Paul a little more english learning there
We call if a bicycle because it has two wheels and a Tricycle because it has 3 wheel and a unicycle becuse it has 1 wheel I do not know what we call a 4 wheel bike. but how do you differ in proper old english

and a motorcycle with 3 wheels becomes a trimotorcycle etc.

do you have other turms for campertrailers, teardrops and tent trilers?
I am a bit sheltered her it would be interesting to lean what these are called in all languages including Yankee/american English. Depending on where you live in america things to get different words. Big city, deep south, even each state has some old slang like in Wiscounsin a drinking fountain is a bubbler, hense a company out there made fountains that shot straight up and bubbled. And there is the influence of other nationalities lauguages crossing with English. I had a spanish guy ask me where the Jalatwhack was after much hand language I realized it was a Palletjack for moving skids or Palletes with.
One day we may become like the Airstreamer crowd and have our Tearderops and autos transported with us around the world.
http://www.airstream.com/airstream/find ... dex_01.gif
Ron
where is the next international T&TTT gathering going to be?

[SkipperSue]

We call if a bicycle because it has two wheels and a Tricycle because it has 3 wheel and a unicycle becuse it has 1 wheel I do not know what we call a 4 wheel bike. but how do you differ in proper old english Thinking

I remember when I was around 7-9 years old this girl up the street from me had a 4 wheel bike looking thing. It had a canopy with fringe around the edges. She called it a Surry <sp?> I don't remember if that was the model or manufacturer's name but I do remember that it was really cool. It had a front seat with a set of pedals for 2 and a rear seat that could hold about 3 people.

[SkipperSue]

Oh, what is a wooly jumper by the way?

[Ron Dickey]

they say he is warring a wooly jumper

and she is warring a red Jumper



but what does she have in her arms. a Puppy is what I call it.

We are getting a bit away from the subject of trailers

[Kevin A]

Maybe this would make a different tow vehicle for a ultralight teardrop,
http://www.rhoadescarshowroom.com/jumpshow.htm

[Micro469]

Boy... Did this thread go off topic!!!!!