by Tom from the Shore October 24, 2007
Field artillery slang. High angle primers are a nonexistent item that is used to trick rookies. Often used to send unsuspecting rookies on a wild goose chase.(Regular artillery primers work at low and high angles, so there is no high-angle version of them).
by Tom from the Shore October 30, 2007
1) A specific type of model electric train. Known both as H.O. scale and H.O. gauge. The letters come from "Half-O", since H.O. was originally half the size of an O gauge train. The scale of H.O. is 1/67, and its gauge is 16.5mm. H.O. trains are the most popular size in the world.
2) the scale of H.O. trains, which is 1/87. It can eb applied to trains, minitaure figures, or model kits.
2) the scale of H.O. trains, which is 1/87. It can eb applied to trains, minitaure figures, or model kits.
1) Jimmy has a set of H.O. trains running in his basement.
The Hobby Shop carries H.O. trains
2) Are those model plains 1/72 or H.O. scale?
This diorama is done to a precise H.O. scale.
The Hobby Shop carries H.O. trains
2) Are those model plains 1/72 or H.O. scale?
This diorama is done to a precise H.O. scale.
by Tom from the Shore November 15, 2007
by Tom from the Shore November 17, 2007
Slang term for a Zambian soldier. The term originated in the 1970s with White mercenaries in the region of Zambia, Rhodesia, Botswana, South Africa.
by Tom from the Shore October 25, 2007
Toots had a nervous breakdown, so every Friday she goes to Australian Mensa.
After the psychiatric ward, the looneys go to Australian Mensa for outpatient care.
After the psychiatric ward, the looneys go to Australian Mensa for outpatient care.
by Tom from the Shore October 24, 2007
by Tom from the Shore October 23, 2007