... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...

[twincamman]

edumacte me oh exalted one

[bigvalvehead]

Hi Pete

I'll list the differences and send you a PM if you wish I have pics to illustrate most points. Drop me your direct email to [email protected]

I've no interest in winding Ed up any more.

Dave
26-R-9

[twincamman]

aww cummon ---I m all a on the edge --the little voices want to know e

[bigvalvehead]

exactly!!

[elansprint71]

Hi Pete

I'll list the differences and send you a PM if you wish I have pics to illustrate most points. Drop me your direct email to [email protected]

I've no interest in winding Ed up any more.

Dave
26-R-9

The voices made me post my questions... in this case it was a Canadian voice...

[elanfan1]

Ed - what does the 'e' after many of your posts mean? Do you have a sticky keyboard? or is it meant to say 'eh'???

[twincamman]

it means I spilled my meds on the key board and they were sticky also a signal to the mother ship that there may be Morris dancers in the vicinity and to prepare the probe equipment for them - --e---its actually pronounced aee----as a native born Canadian of settler stock circa 1780 I feel it my duty to define the correct usage of ===A ----firstly the pronunciation -----a hard 'a' as in the first letter if the alphabet be followed by ' e' as in feed ----so you say aee ? with a rising inflection ----USAGE --at the end of a sentence-question -statment as if to request agreement as in ' lets get a 24 [ of beer is understood]aee? ' or if you didn't hear the question in place of pardon --aee?----or in surprise such as --'that Elan is real fast aee ?' in the event of a total statement of disbelief or disagreement ---'cummon aee?--------There ,now I can wear my maple leaf pin with pride aee?------e

[elanfan1]

and it is spelt 'eh' .........keep taking the tablets!

?Eh ( or in English) is a spoken interjection in English, Armenian, Japanese, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese meaning something along the lines of "Repeat that, please". It is also commonly used as a method for inciting an answer, as in "it's nice here, eh? ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eh

native born english speaker

[gordont]

Eh???

I thought you poms would be saying something along the lines of "? do beg your pardon sir/madam, could you please repeat?"

Gordon
Born in England now living in Gods country...

[elanfan1]

I thought Pom was a term for the english - I am a native born english speaker but please do not accuse me of being English.

I'm Welsh - Wales where men are men and sheep can sure run fast!

[gordont]

humble apologies......

[elanfan1]

Accepted

[twincamman]

well eh is more the sound made when you are board checked and have the wind knocked out of you ------aye is more like 'aye aye Sir' so the upper case A would may be the best spelling and pronunciation A ? ---I think we imported from Sussex or Zummerzet --where ZZZZider apples grow e

[twincamman]

A?

[Old English White]

... Folks,
We are now far from Japan.

Starting grid, Japan Car Club Championship, Funabashi circuit, Japan 1965.

Let's keep it constructive, please. If necessary, create a post on the "E", the "A", and on "Being native english speaker but proud to be Welsh", you sure 'll get some success!
Christian.