Pram and 961 link.

A link has been established between the 961 and Norton pram. It has become apparent the factory is able to utilise accessories left over from pram production that benefit some 961 owners and are now included in the bikes OEM tool kit.

Upon hearing news relevant to the 961, which the new owner dosen't agree with or spoils their perception of the bike, witnesses have reported seeing owners spitting out their (Norton) dummies - usually followed by a tantrum. On lookers have managed to calm them down by promising that if they ignore them, then the nasty man will go away and is only jealous anyway. :shock:

Translation from Brit to US English:

A "pram" isn't a row-boat. It's Brit for a baby buggy. A "dummy" (short for "dummy tit") is Brit for a pacifier.

frankdamp said:

Translation from Brit to US English:

A "pram" isn't a row-boat. It's Brit for a baby buggy. A "dummy" (short for "dummy tit") is Brit for a pacifier.

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Sometimes I think American-English makes more sense than English .

My trip to England this spring was mad a bit easier by my knowledge gained from reading this forum and watching Top Gear.
I was able to leave the English to English dictionary at home.

Words can be quite funny some times.