My Grandmother and her ilk used that term but she also called a car a bus and referred to a bus as a truck. I think she might have also called Kookaburras 'Jackies' as an abbreviation of Laughing *******.Bribie G said:Kookaburras:
Do any of you guys ever refer to it as such, have friends or family members under the age of about 98 who still do so?
Strangely in NW Tasmania they still call cars buses however buses are called buses also.Malted said:My Grandmother and her ilk used that term but she also called a car a bus and referred to a bus as a truck. I think she might have also called Kookaburras 'Jackies' as an abbreviation of Laughing *******.
'Oh look at those lovely Jackies, I'll just fetch them some meat!"
When feeding them etc she would then call them Jackie, "Coorn Jackie, here's some nice meat for you, Cooornnnnnn."
It would be with all those singular plurals.TasChris said:Strangely in NW Tasmania they still call a car a buses but buses are buses also.
So bloody confusing
Are you misquoting me Richard?Lecterfan said:It would be with all those singular plurals.
I got a giggle, was this intended?That said, if you are full mash brewing, just put it in for the full mash, can't go wrong
I confess,Lecterfan said:Nice edit, 'pro'. I will forever remember that you call a car a buses.
Intended to? for?GuyQLD said:Didn't want to derail the thread
http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/70918-bestmalz-dark-wheat-malt-need-mashing/
I got a giggle, was this intended?
FTFYGuyQLD said:You spoke about full mashing to the Prophet/Messiah of Full Extract. Forgive my fully sick sense of humour.
HAHAHA! No not intentional, but now you point it out - wish it was intended. h34r:GuyQLD said:You spoke about full mashing to the Prophet/Messiah of Full Extract. Forgive my sick sense of humour.