well... I know you will laugh of me now but... anyway =)
my english isn't the best as you probably understand, but, I was taking a
RS2000 for a arcade ride in Rally Championships 2000 today. And sometimes my
co-driver says something like this
"300 chicane trough abrielle"
I understand the 300 chicane part - but what does "throug abrielle" mean ??
I looked so much to the side of the road trying to figure out what I was
going trough that I ran straight into somebodys front garden ;p
So my question would be - what does that trough abrielle thing mean ? :)
thank you
Frank
Not sure. Change the voice to the woman co-pilot. She's easier to
understand.
David G Fisher
"Frank Vangen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> well... I know you will laugh of me now but... anyway =)
>
> my english isn't the best as you probably understand, but, I was taking a
> RS2000 for a arcade ride in Rally Championships 2000 today. And sometimesmy
> co-driver says something like this
>
> "300 chicane trough abrielle"
>
> I understand the 300 chicane part - but what does "throug abrielle" mean??
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> I looked so much to the side of the road trying to figure out what I was > going trough that I ran straight into somebodys front garden ;p > > So my question would be - what does that trough abrielle thing mean ? :) > > thank you > > Frank > >
David G Fisher <[email hidden]> skrev i
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> Not sure. Change the voice to the woman co-pilot. She's easier to
> understand.
>
> David G Fisher
>
>
Yeah - I already have a female co driver =)
Someone on irc told me that "abrielle" ( have no idea how to spell it :) )
means haybayle ... it was something with the scottish accent he said... but
I still dont get it... 300 chicane through haybayle ??
hm
Frank
hihi...
Luckily it was a night stage so the owner of the garden was soundly asleep
:) no harm done ( hope he doesnt miss his flowers tomorrow :) )
Anyway - Someone on irc also told me it was haybailes, he also mentioned the
scottish accent. Im sure my lady co-driver doesnt say haybailes hehe... she
didnt! :)
I coulnt see any haybailes either... think I'll have to try again just to
check for haybailes...
Tim Vanhee <[email hidden]> skrev i
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> I'll try not to laugh... Could it be that through abrielle actually means
> haybailes? Dried grass (You know, those green things that cows eat) dried
> and squeezed together into blocks made to crash in 'softly'. Did younotice
> them when you where running into that poor guy's garden?
> It's shorter to say 'through haybailes' then to say 'don't hit the brown
> blocky dried grass stuff'.
> :-p
>
Yes, there are some chicanes made by haybails in the Jim Clark rally. I
think if you have a particular graphic option turned down, or are in arcade
mode, the haybails may not show up on your screen.
Maybe?
David G Fisher
"Frank Vangen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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) )
> means haybayle ... it was something with the scottish accent he said...but
> I still dont get it... 300 chicane through haybayle ??
> hm
>
> Frank
>
>
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> > David G Fisher <[email hidden]> skrev i > meldingsnyheter:I7sJ4.121066$[email hidden]... > > Not sure. Change the voice to the woman co-pilot. She's easier to > > understand. > > > > David G Fisher > > > > > > Yeah - I already have a female co driver =) > > Someone on irc told me that "abrielle" ( have no idea how to spell itI'll try not to laugh... Could it be that through abrielle actually means
haybailes? Dried grass (You know, those green things that cows eat) dried
and squeezed together into blocks made to crash in 'softly'. Did you notice
them when you where running into that poor guy's garden?
It's shorter to say 'through haybailes' then to say 'don't hit the brown
blocky dried grass stuff'.
:-p
Frank Vangen <[email hidden]> schreef in berichtnieuws
[email hidden]...
> well... I know you will laugh of me now but... anyway =)
>
> my english isn't the best as you probably understand, but, I was taking a
> RS2000 for a arcade ride in Rally Championships 2000 today. And sometimesmy
> co-driver says something like this
>
> "300 chicane trough abrielle"
>
> I understand the 300 chicane part - but what does "throug abrielle" mean??
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> I looked so much to the side of the road trying to figure out what I was > going trough that I ran straight into somebodys front garden ;p > > So my question would be - what does that trough abrielle thing mean ? :) > > thank you > > Frank > >On Fri, 14 Apr 2000 01:05:37 +0200, "Frank Vangen"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
I've seen a couple instances where a 'chicane through haybails' was
actually a chicane through pylons.
Tony Sante
www.pcbaseball.com
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>hihi... >Luckily it was a night stage so the owner of the garden was soundly asleep >:) no harm done ( hope he doesnt miss his flowers tomorrow :) ) >Anyway - Someone on irc also told me it was haybailes, he also mentioned the >scottish accent. Im sure my lady co-driver doesnt say haybailes hehe... she >didnt! :) >I coulnt see any haybailes either... think I'll have to try again just to >check for haybailes... > >Tim Vanhee <[email hidden]> skrev i >meldingsnyheter:UfsJ4.80017$[email hidden]... >> I'll try not to laugh... Could it be that through abrielle actually means >> haybailes? Dried grass (You know, those green things that cows eat) dried >> and squeezed together into blocks made to crash in 'softly'. Did you >notice >> them when you where running into that poor guy's garden? >> It's shorter to say 'through haybailes' then to say 'don't hit the brown >> blocky dried grass stuff'. >> :-p >> > >Aha :) Thats it... they dont show up in arcade mode. ( i think )
Because there where a lot of chicanes made up only of cones...
Thanks
:)
Frank
David G Fisher <[email hidden]> skrev i
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> Yes, there are some chicanes made by haybails in the Jim Clark rally. I
> think if you have a particular graphic option turned down, or are inarcade
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> mode, the haybails may not show up on your screen. > > Maybe? > > David G Fisher > > > "Frank Vangen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > > > David G Fisher <[email hidden]> skrev i > > meldingsnyheter:I7sJ4.121066$[email hidden]... > > > Not sure. Change the voice to the woman co-pilot. She's easier to > > > understand. > > > > > > David G Fisher > > > > > > > > > > Yeah - I already have a female co driver =) > > > > Someone on irc told me that "abrielle" ( have no idea how to spell it > ) ) > > means haybayle ... it was something with the scottish accent he said... > but > > I still dont get it... 300 chicane through haybayle ?? > > hm > > > > Frank > > > > >yeah
those stupid scots were added for a sense of
humour
He would say.... " dirty " right 2.
( did he expect the road to be clean ? )
"dumb" = when there is a jump ahead
"two"= to mean through
"wrong" = to mean long
geez, I wonder how the scottish drivers
are doing badly this year
t
Frank Vangen <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> hihi...
> Luckily it was a night stage so the owner of the garden was soundly asleep
> :) no harm done ( hope he doesnt miss his flowers tomorrow :) )
> Anyway - Someone on irc also told me it was haybailes, he also mentionedthe
> scottish accent. Im sure my lady co-driver doesnt say haybailes hehe...she
means
> > haybailes? Dried grass (You know, those green things that cows eat)dried
