Hell, I'm too old to learn a new language! I'll stick with Texas English.
Here's a couple of Texas words that I've never heard anybody else use.

Bar Ditch
Tank (not the big metal ones that hold fluid)

Bushy, do y'all use them in Missouri?

I know that the land down under has a unique vocabulary.

Cary

Bushmaster wrote:

One can be over "egimicated" too you know....Look at Vince...

Me...ejimukated...not likely. Mate, I'm as thick as two short planks.

I only went as far as my Junior Certificate in High School (Year 10). I did pass Engrish though.....as I said to the missus....what; me fail Engrish, UNPOSSIBLE !!

I have since completed a Diploma of Business Management.

Cheers, Vince

That web site encourages people to be lazy and not learn to spell...We are working on a type writer right. Just how long does it take to type the whole word or phrase?

As far as the language here in Missouri is concerned. I'm still learning it as I'm from the Great Northwest. Only been here a year and a half...

I guess that mean you speekee Englash as your mudder tong.

I gerjitated from the fiveth grade.

OntheLasGallinas wrote:

I know that the land down under has a unique vocabulary. Cary

Yep...some of our colloquilisms are very unique. But it is dying out to a certain extent now.

One thing that I have noticed though....and I feel that its TV and the movies that are causing it....is the spread of words, terminology and slang from the US. You hear it more and more these days. You will even hera young kids singing with an American accent when they are singing along with bands.

Anyway....this is getting WAY off topic. We got any more bow pics?

Cheers, Vince

Yes, we need more pics. I would like to study more of this particular archers uummmm....... technique and form..... yeah that's it. Include various angles so that we can get a better perspective on proper form and technique.

Yep, "form" is the right word...

Yes !!! More pics !!!!!!!!!

We'll all try and figure it out while Bushy moes the grass !!!!!!!!!!!

I like to see how the curve forms.. on the bow that is..

Some close ups would be great too

Americans have accents?

Accents? I don't know what y'all are talkin' about...

Everyone has a accent, depends on who is hearing you speak. A Yankee will tell the difference between another Yankee's accent and a Southerners accent.

A Aussie can hear a difference between what he thinks is a "normal" accent and what he hears on TV as a "American" accent.

Look at Britain, you can tell (if your British anyways I'm told) what area of the country, and sometimes down to what part of a city someone was raised in based on their accent.

Me, I got a accent, but don't ask me what it is, everyone pegs me as something else I've probably heard every European country listed atleast a half dozen times. I've had quite a number of people try speaking their mother tongue at me and then I get a "what the hell" look on my face as I don't understand what they are trying to say till they start speaking English and apologize for the mistake.

Dimitri

Oregonians don't have accents, but everyone else does...

I have to ask.....how could a man look at that picture...., and actually CARE what kind of bow she's holding?????????


Seriously, I believe it is an older model Parker. It has the distinctive Parker 'profile'. It could also be a High Country. I say older because it looks like a Two Cam Round model (of course, I could be distracted). Most new bows are Single Cam Eccentric (which is actually a Cam and a Half). Personally, I prefer 2 Cam models. They draw and shoot smoother, even though they are a bit more work to tune properly.

Just a guess.