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Not in this part of the south. Y'all is the pural of "you" although sometimes used interchangably in referencing a singular individual as well. In the North East it's pronounced: "Youse guyz"!
We don't claim Canada for ourselves, too many FRENCH there!
HalfDone, back in 1980 I had a pick of 5 HRD's that were original and on the scale 1 to 10 they were 8 plus. Seller wanted $2,500 USD each and the wife (now ex-wife) wouldn't let me buy any. Off subject, how big is Harley down there? Are they a cult thing? Years ago my dad named them "walking grease rags", they were a ratty group back in the 60's.
yall can be used singularly or plurally... when approaching a particularly lovely young lady "yall look fine today, honey"
when speaking in general to a group... " yall need to sit down and shat up" referring to those that might be listening to what you say (as in a teacher to students ...a general admonition required by school authorities but really just said to fullfill the rules before the match begins)
and can be used with all to provide emphasis " ALL yall better sit down and shat up or there's gonna be trouble !!!" used as an all inclusive adjective to interject the importance of the statement to anyone who might be in ear shot. ( this can and sometimes does include the students in the next three classrooms...depending on emphasis on ALL and volume)
this definition is one of many and can be expounded upon if needed...
later yall
John
and what the heck does this have to do with a ideal garage ?????
HalfDone, back in 1980 I had a pick of 5 HRD's that were original and on the scale 1 to 10 they were 8 plus. Seller wanted $2,500 USD each and the wife (now ex-wife) wouldn't let me buy any. Off subject, how big is Harley down there? Are they a cult thing? Years ago my dad named them "walking grease rags", they were a ratty group back in the 60's.
Carl....=o&o>....
I can understand why she is now an ex-wife
Harleys are a BIG thing here.
It's a mix of the traditional harley guy's with what they have always built and lot's of cashed up yuppies with billet store bought crap.......same as the states really
I have always wanted to built a stripped down rigid knukle or pan, just as an around town bike, but the dollars are just crazy.
When I have a few $ I think I might try and find a mid 70's Shovel over there (not sure what $ they are fetching) and throw it into a rigid frame. Only way I will EVER be able to afford anything resembling what I want.
oh lets see:
overhead crane
lift
oil change pit
atleast 480 3-phase
d rings in the floor
100cfm compressor system with dryer
good lighting on all sides and top
lots of outlets
damn good heat and a/c
toilet
fridge
television with satellite tv
central shop vac unit
lots of cabinets
torch hookups
tig welder
couch for vists from fte members
loft with overhead lift
14'x20' door
lots of cabinets and shelves
i think thats about it for now hehe
I think it was Seeley in Oz that was recasting G50 motors for the race clubs, "battle of the singles". Nothing can compare the sound, like a battles between a Manx and G50 at full song.
Carl....=o&o>....
Naw. "Like, Dude" is old school. It's not "whack" anymore. But the Valley Girl "Fer sure!" is still used by 13 year olds. And the Hula Hoop is big again.
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