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word of the day . . .
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 10:51 am
by George Basinet
Good morning.
The perfect word as in Fred's or Sagebrush's Armamtarium
armamentarium (ahr-muh-men-TAR-ee-uhm) noun, plural armamentaria
The collection of equipment and techniques available to one in a particular
field, especially referring to KLR 650's
.[From Latin armamentarium (arsenal), eventually from Latin armare (to arm).
Ironically, the word to describe the apparatus of war (armament) and the
word for 'doohickey' paraphernalia (armamentarium) derive from the same root.]
George
Escondido, CA
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word of the day . . .
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 11:43 am
by dumbazz650
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "George Basinet"
wrote:
> Good morning.
>
> The perfect word as in Fred's or Sagebrush's Armamtarium
>
> armamentarium (ahr-muh-men-TAR-ee-uhm) noun, plural armamentaria
>
> The collection of equipment and techniques available to one in a
particular
> field, especially referring to KLR 650's
>
> .[From Latin armamentarium (arsenal), eventually from Latin armare
(to arm).
> Ironically, the word to describe the apparatus of war (armament)
and the
> word for 'doohickey' paraphernalia (armamentarium) derive from the
same root.]
>
> George
> Escondido, CA
>
farkle: the addition of pretty accessories to one's motorcycle,
especially to a Harlery Davidson, or other cruiser type motorcycle.
as in "Bubba spent every dime he had adding farkle to his FLX/CHPR."
MarkB (w/ well armamentariumed KLR650)
word of the day . . .
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 12:59 pm
by Rasmussen, John A
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Subject: [DSN_klr650] Re: Word of the Day . . .
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "George Basinet"
wrote:
> Good morning.
>
> The perfect word as in Fred's or Sagebrush's Armamtarium
>
> armamentarium (ahr-muh-men-TAR-ee-uhm) noun, plural armamentaria
>
> The collection of equipment and techniques available to one in a
particular
> field, especially referring to KLR 650's
>
> .[From Latin armamentarium (arsenal), eventually from Latin armare
(to arm).
> Ironically, the word to describe the apparatus of war (armament)
and the
> word for 'doohickey' paraphernalia (armamentarium) derive from the
same root.]
>
> George
> Escondido, CA
>
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farkle: the addition of pretty accessories to one's motorcycle,
especially to a Harlery Davidson, or other cruiser type motorcycle.
as in "Bubba spent every dime he had adding farkle to his FLX/CHPR."
MarkB (w/ well armamentariumed KLR650)
*******************
I could be mistaken....but I think a 'Farkle' is an Accessory for the
ST1100. I mention this only to hopefully eliminate the potential for
'Farkles' being bolted to any HD products resulting in panic, injury
and/or serious death resulting from new found available speeds North of
85 MPH.

John Rasmussen
Moorhead, Minnesota 82 and Sunshine
nklr you might be a harley rider if......ii
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 2:53 pm
by George Basinet
> I was thinking the other day that we should start a Harley jokes
> thread for good laughs.. I think that most You might be a redneck
> if..jokes are even more funny if you replace redneck with Harley
> rider.. hehehe .. Here is an example:
>
>
> You might be a Harley rider if...
you go into a grocery store and buy a 6-pak, some snooce, and a can of
beans. The cashier says 'your single, aren't you'? 'Why do you say that'?
'Just because of what I bought'?
No, said the cashier. 'Because your ugly'!!
George
Escondido, CA
word of the day . . .
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 3:43 pm
by Judson D. Jones
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "George Basinet"
wrote:
> Good morning.
>
> The perfect word as in Fred's or Sagebrush's Armamtarium
>
> armamentarium (ahr-muh-men-TAR-ee-uhm) noun, plural armamentaria
>
> The collection of equipment and techniques available to one in a
particular
> field, especially referring to KLR 650's
>
> .[From Latin armamentarium (arsenal), eventually from Latin armare
(to arm).
> Ironically, the word to describe the apparatus of war (armament)
and the
> word for 'doohickey' paraphernalia (armamentarium) derive from the
same root.]
Etymological note: I believe the term is originally a Hodaka term,
applied to stuff for your Combat Wombat, which spread first to the
plain, or "non-combat" Wombat, and from there gained wider currency.
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