Been looking for That…

…. Monty Python’s Flying Circus?

Also comes as “this”

… amore.

Can drive it to there

…the definite article.

Which. Per half-hour, or fifteen minutes?

Actually for anybody who can read Espanol; II – II,. Might be better.

That’s… unnn… a Datsun?

… all, folks!

– Q: What’s ?
– A: That’s !

…almost invisible and very easy to miss unless you look VEWY closely!

Next number in the series is 91.

@Dr Lex. 0424.

It is actually a Hispano-Suiza HS21-GTS. in mufti. They tell me the performance is, err “adequate” unquote.

…..Amore?

Sauce Wonkypedia: The Honda That’s is a kei caur manufactured syne 2002 bi Honda for the Japanese mercat anerlie. Gif ithers wad want tae purchase this caur thay wad hae tae.

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@Marum and/or DnT and/or any other Ozzie here:

What’s the diff between Ocker (Ochre?) and Strine?
This is a serious, earnest Q.

Thanks,
Pete

Car must be tired of being referred by the wrong pronouns!
I’m “that”, you dingys!

@Marum | 5:20 am: Have you been overdosing on haggis, mate? 😯

@Pete | 8:40 am: An Ocker is a type of Aussie person, usually male, roughly our analog of a redneck.
Strine is a broad Aussie accent, spoken by ockers and many other Aussies, e.g. Steve Irwin. “Strine” is how “Australian” can sound when they say it.

Marum | 5:20 am: My apologies, mate! I just discovered that same Wiki entry. First one I’ve seen written in a Scots accent.

@Pete | 8:40 am: Also, the nationality is spelled “Aussie”, although we often refer to the country as “Oz”. I can understand how someone who didn’t grow up here could have problems keeping it all straight.
You may like to google Barry Mckenzie {fictional character) and Afferbeck Lauder (a pseudonym) which is how “alphabetical order” sounds in strine.

I wonder – did they call it “That’s” because both the word and the car are contractions?

The contraction is actually “That was”, not “That is.” It refers to the roadkill.
“That was a Cat”… “That was a turtle”… “That was a Racoon Dog”…

another one…
“That was the older brother to a child that will now strive for excellence and be the ace pitcher in the Koshien… star striker of the national soccer champions… or Shogi grand master…. all in the name of his dearly departed sibling.”

@DnT and Marum,

Thanks, mates. I was under the obviously mistaken impression I was talking about 2 different kinds of Australian accents. My fault.

No offense intended when I wrote Ozzie instead of Aussie.

So as i get it now, an Ocker is almost certain to speak Strine. correct?

@Pete | 7:37 am: Correct.
No worries about the spelling, it’s a common mistake.

It sure is…

That’s would be an ecumenical matter.

I prefer Toyota It’s

’tis so nostalgic . . . a carrier van for That’s cassette tapes:

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