so whats the challenge cuz i was just about to hop on the bike and get the pic lol

With a pumpkin on your seat

Next Challenge: Your bike in front of a musical instrument store. That is, Not any store that sells instruments like a Pawn Shop, but a Dedicated Musical Instrument store

Michael

Nice gourd!

Quote from: angelocardoc on October 23, 2011, 07:30:14 AM
Nice gourd!

This is what we call a Pumpkin in Australia. We don't call things Gourds, Pumpkins and Summer/Winter/XXXX Squash. They are all pumpkins to us, just different varieties. The only thing we generally call a squash is that small yellow thing the size of a plum/peach - Sunburst Squash/pattypan squash. To us a zucchini is a zucchini not a courgette or Italian marrow squash.

A Cantaloupe is known as a Rockmelon down here. Bell Peppers are know to us as Capsicum. What you know as Aubergine we call Eggplant. And what you call a Cherimoya we call a Custard Apple. Such are the idioms of our respective English.

Michael

only our english is the correct way   also we call this little rubber ball a squash ball

Quote from: gtscott on October 24, 2011, 02:42:42 AM
only our english is the correct way   also we call this little rubber ball a squash ball

And the people who hit it against a wall into adulthood are just weird in any language.

The Ausies have odd English. We must remember: they are descendants of the occupants of the British prison colonies from colonial times. Its prison slang. 

its a nice day today, might have to ride out after work and get this one

Quote from: adidasguy on October 24, 2011, 11:10:23 AM
The Ausies have odd English. We must remember: they are descendants of the occupants of the British prison colonies from colonial times. Its prison slang. 

Yep, just like all Americans are "Yanks" are all descendants of the original pilgrims 

Least we don't have ebonics 

Michael

look hea boii why u hatin mane lmao .... jk dude i live in charleston cant stand when a$$ holes talk like that

By the way "American" is the proper english, i dont want no tea with my crumpets lol. And ill jump of a bridge before i smoke a nancy boy instead of a cig ha 

the only music shop near me closed..

Americans have no clue about what proper English is. They have resorted to subtitling anything when an English person appears on television.

Quote from: NorwayGT1 on October 24, 2011, 06:33:47 PM
look hea boii why u hatin mane lmao .... jk dude i live in charleston cant stand when a$$ holes talk like that

By the way "American" is the proper english,

I'd think the English in England might disagree...

Although....

Seeing as English is, itself, a bastardized language and the Americans bastardize it better than anyone, you could say that the USA is leading the evolution of the language as it originally formed. And who knows, maybe we will all end up speaking Spanglish or Cityspeak

Now go get the musical instrument store...

Michael

Hey Aussie, there's a music instrument store next to duck Smith at Booval. You could get it on the way to work. Would make up for the pumkin one you should got on Sunday 

Quote from: adidasguy on October 24, 2011, 11:10:23 AM
Its prison slang

Makes you re think the term "G'day mate" doesn't it.

dont worry about the music store.. its mine tomorrow am lol

Next Challange: Your bike dressed up as a construction worker (hard hat, gloves, hi - vis vest, and safety glasses/goggles/faceshield) is a bare minimum

I could do that at work. I have been issued most of that crap. Knowing my luck someone will beat me to it.