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Here is the best and final (I hope) definition of POM, etc.
And it is most appropriate coming from the chap who started the whole thing. I
think we all should sheepishley acknowledge these final words which somehow
relate to putting the wrong parts on archaic automobiles which we use for
things that they were never designed to do.
Thanks, Tom
"Woolie" aka JW
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Gidday Jack,
Just to straighten a few misconceptions.
It's Aussies who are "noted" for a predeliction
for the woolie blonds.
Apparently due to the occupation of boundary-rider
who was lucky to see a male let alone a female in 3
months as they rode the boundaries of the big sheep
runs. These runs could be measured in hundreds of
square miles in area. They got lonely!
Brits are Poms, Australians are Aussies, Frenchman are
Frogs, Americans are Yanks................You get my drift?
Not in insulting territory here.
Now "bloody poms" that's a different matter! Normally
associated with the odd Pom referee that comes down
to referee a rugby match between NZ and OZ or SA and
hasn't read the rule book!
BTW Why are Americans called Yanks? It conjures up all
sorts of unsavoury ideas! Rhymes with.............
I'm sure there's a perfectly acceptable explanation.
Knacker is what Poms do to horses. Especially at the Grand
National where they give First Prize for the most restraint!
As for the rotation of starter motors down here, I'll give an
gestimate that, more than 50% rotate backwards to your Isuzu
starter. You figure!
Regards
Tom Martin
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