Originally posted by M5Power
What In God's Country isa guernsey?
Originally posted by vat_man
Sheesh - when the pilgrims sailed over, they really took the 'light' version of the dictionary, didn't they? Half the letters and words fell out!
That would be a jumper.
Originally posted by slip2rock
I want to know what a kookuburra is...
Some sort of streaker?
Originally posted by M5Power
Yes - damn the Pilgrims. Now, answer me this:
What In God's Country is a jumper?
Originally posted by slip2rock
I want to know what a kookuburra is...
Some sort of streaker?
Originally posted by M5Power
Yes - damn the Pilgrims. Now, answer me this:
What In God's Country is a jumper?
Originally posted by vat_man
Now I know you're taking the piss.
Originally posted by M5Power
Well, a guernsey is a cow...
...and a jumper is a cable used to 'jump' car batteries.
TELL ME WHAT'S GOING ON!
Originally posted by M5Power
So why the hell do you call it a jumper and not a sweater?
Originally posted by vat_man
Probably because we're not American. I have no idea of the origin of the term.
Maybe because 'sweat' isn't a particularly pleasant term when used in combination with clothing - after doing 4km of running up steep hills at lunchtime today I can certainly attest to that.
Originally posted by M5Power
You run in sweaters? Do you ever pass out? I think I'm going to need to start posting pictures...
Originally posted by M5Power
You run in sweaters? Do you ever pass out? I think I'm going to need to start posting pictures...
A sweater is an extremely heavy long-sleeved thick shirt.
Originally posted by LEBSTA
He vat_man give him some real aussie treatment
Originally posted by M5Power
You okay?
vat_man: Okay, okay - I understand now. All cleared up.
Now let's address the fact that slip thought a Kookaburra was a Mongoose.
Originally posted by LEBSTA
Hey M5 why r u americans soo dumb