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Dennis Scearce - Oct 06,2008
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Do people down under really say bugah?
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Tony Gugliuzza - Oct 07,2008
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Damn, that was funny.
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Dennis Scearce - Oct 07,2008
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Yeah, I thought I'd get a rise out of those Aussi boys but they must be asleep.
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Ross Vining - Oct 08,2008
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G'Day<br />Yes we do say 'Bugger' at appropriate times.<br />For instance, I was at a small country dirt strip a couple of months ago.<br />I was doing my pretake off checks and put my hand on the gear switch (Hydraulic type B gear) <br />momentarily and inadvertantly bumped the switch up - It only takes a second when the gear is under load <br />- and I was on the deck.<br />BUGGER.<br />It was a several mile walk to the nearest farmhouse where I could get a couple of blokes to come and lift <br />me up so I could get the gear down again.<br />No damage down and I just flew it home.<br />Best wishes from Down Under<br />Ross Vining - Adelaide, South Australia<br /><br />
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