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ben wilkison eh nb car for sale'cheap at 30K 'I ESTIMATE my eh cost me about 50K AND bens is the fastest eh nb in aus I have run against ben at ec on numerous occasions and he allways got the better of me.hopefully whoever buys it will take a while to get on top of it/so at least we may get a crack at it .roll on tcm2015'
Sorry. Don't understand a word of that!
I think he is talking about this car....there are lots of "fastest EH's in OZ" ...but this one is certainly up there with them...
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...psc75fd517.jpg
Geez Ray, you're just too old skool. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by ERC
Dale M
don't pick on him, he is english. had enough trouble learning nz speak,:rolleyes: and you expect the poor fellow to cope with bush aussie?
LOL. Maybe the lack of capital letters didn't help... I can understand Geordie, Scouse and Brummie though. Try reading "Lady Chatterley's Lover" (if you haven't already done so...) and see how you cope with the English I grew up with. Just the words, not the content...Quote:
Originally Posted by 928
So, if it had said EH Holden it would have made a bit more sense to an immigrant! Maybe they don't have a shift key on Aussie keyboards? i'll have to refer to my v8 as a za from now on as i do want to blend in.
Yous fullas r lucky yous dont have to try 2 taech yung wons like this like i do!!!!!!!
shud that not be like wot i does???
na wot he duzz
last week i couldn't even spell engineer, now I are one.
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Originally Posted by ERC
I liked the pictures in "Lady Chatterley's Lover"
...and it is acceptable in NCEA exams, as long as the examiner can understand what is being said.Quote:
Originally Posted by rf84
It has doubled the wife's workload!!! But our 7 year old manages to decipher most of it for her....