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Is it just my warped sense of humor or does anyone else think that it looks as if this dummy is scratching it's arse, (or ass for those people over the water that don't talk proper!)

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251453877508? ... EBIDX%3AIT

Tatra.

Hey Tatra !!!! Good to see you still drop by here occasionally !!!!!!! I wouldn't have thought that about your pic, but since you mentioned it, I guess you can imagine the mannequin is scratching its (for those on the other side of the swamp that have a problem with proper enunciation...LMOL !!!) ASS
Send me a msg when ya get a chance and let me know how you've been, eh

Lol Ass -v- Arse Definitely a UK -v- US thing

I suppose the differences in spelling came about after the revolution. U.S. wanted to make it's own version of the English language so they spelled and pronounced words differently. Just my opinion, I don't know for sure. By the way... I'm a United Statesian. ha ha!

It amuses me when I'm in the States and see signs for "tires", as opposed to "tyres". And if the "bonnet" of a car is the "hood", what do you call the thing that pulls over your head on a convertible when it starts to rain? (If you're a wimp and don't like getting wet!

Tatra.)

That "thing" that pulls over your head while driving a convertible in the rain is called the TOP, most convertibles come equipped with them now
Where I live, if someone seen a guy wearing a bonnet while driving ANY vehicle...he'd probably get his ARSE ran off the road

Well, you see, we're so strong over here that if I was out in my convertible and it started to pour down I'd pull the HOOD up to keep me dry!

Anyway, I thought that "bonnets" were popular head gear with those Yanks that ride around in those little horsey buggy things.

Tatra

LMOL You're right, bonnets are popular head wear among the Amish & Mennonite women