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Fenrisulven 12 year s ago
#3 In many European countries the word for "car" is "auto". In Scandinavia the word for "car" is "bil". Both "auto" and "bil" are short versions of "automobil".
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Easy_Rus 12 year s ago
I think micro + soft had something to do with Bill Gates, amiright?
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Fenrisulven 12 year s ago
Yea, his dong...
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gigantes 12 year s ago
#3, depending on context, "car" is also short for "caravan." more of a military thing for that one, though.
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bob.james.5454021 12 year s ago
But don't the English (Brits) call a trailer (one you sleep in) a caravan?
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Mr.Tchou 12 year s ago
#18 I read that it comes from secession war when nobody was Killed in the troups it was an OK day (zero Killed actually).
OK = Oll Korrect??
NOBODY KNOWS!! Some theories include that it comes from an abbreviation fad that began in Boston in 1838 when humorists began using exaggerated misspellings. Some have suggested the term goes further back and is of Choctaw Indian and/or West African origin.
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Fenrisulven 12 year s ago
#3 In many European countries the word for "car" is "auto". In Scandinavia the word for "car" is "bil". Both "auto" and "bil" are short versions of "automobil".
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gigantes 12 year s ago
#3, depending on context, "car" is also short for "caravan." more of a military thing for that one, though.
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bob.james.5454021 12 year s ago
But don't the English (Brits) call a trailer (one you sleep in) a caravan?
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Mr.Tchou 12 year s ago
#18 I read that it comes from secession war when nobody was Killed in the troups it was an OK day (zero Killed actually).