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 Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2007 4:29 pm
Anonymous Karma thanx ya'll... yea no one knew i was pregnant... or that i knew of... im not talking about a electrical buggy... im talking about a normal buggy.. like one you push around and put your groceries in while your shopping.... we got our car back so far... so its already better than it was but we can not drive it yet.... You must have forgotten you told me about the pregnantness...... And I thought I posted it in the guild.... Hmm...... Maybe I didn't. Okay you mean a shopping cart? lol I gotcha now.
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Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 10:49 am
WobinA Anonymous Karma thanx ya'll... yea no one knew i was pregnant... or that i knew of... im not talking about a electrical buggy... im talking about a normal buggy.. like one you push around and put your groceries in while your shopping.... we got our car back so far... so its already better than it was but we can not drive it yet.... You must have forgotten you told me about the pregnantness...... And I thought I posted it in the guild.... Hmm...... Maybe I didn't. Okay you mean a shopping cart? lol I gotcha now. hey a buggy is the samething as that... lol we dont call them shopping carts around here....
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Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 5:14 pm
Anonymous Karma WobinA Anonymous Karma thanx ya'll... yea no one knew i was pregnant... or that i knew of... im not talking about a electrical buggy... im talking about a normal buggy.. like one you push around and put your groceries in while your shopping.... we got our car back so far... so its already better than it was but we can not drive it yet.... You must have forgotten you told me about the pregnantness...... And I thought I posted it in the guild.... Hmm...... Maybe I didn't. Okay you mean a shopping cart? lol I gotcha now. hey a buggy is the samething as that... lol we dont call them shopping carts around here....
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Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 8:57 pm
They call them trolleys in England.
Don't worry Wobby; I call them shopping carts too. 3nodding
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Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 11:52 pm
Skeletina They call them trolleys in England.
Don't worry Wobby; I call them shopping carts too. 3nodding Yay!! I'm not crazy!! lol Buggy is a cute word like Skittle said though... Trolley is kinda cute too... After I looked at all those different "buggies" I guess a shopping cart does kind of fit the model of a "buggy". The thing they all have in common is 4 wheels and can carry things, except the other buggies only carry humans, but the shopping buggy carries food. (I guess it carries a baby somtimes if you get one with a child seat.)
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Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 1:29 am
WobinA Skeletina They call them trolleys in England.
Don't worry Wobby; I call them shopping carts too. 3nodding Yay!! I'm not crazy!! lol Buggy is a cute word like Skittle said though... Trolley is kinda cute too... After I looked at all those different "buggies" I guess a shopping cart does kind of fit the model of a "buggy". The thing they all have in common is 4 wheels and can carry things, except the other buggies only carry humans, but the shopping buggy carries food. (I guess it carries a baby somtimes if you get one with a child seat.)
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Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 8:38 am
Skeletina WobinA Skeletina They call them trolleys in England.
Don't worry Wobby; I call them shopping carts too. 3nodding Yay!! I'm not crazy!! lol Buggy is a cute word like Skittle said though... Trolley is kinda cute too... After I looked at all those different "buggies" I guess a shopping cart does kind of fit the model of a "buggy". The thing they all have in common is 4 wheels and can carry things, except the other buggies only carry humans, but the shopping buggy carries food. (I guess it carries a baby somtimes if you get one with a child seat.) all the ones down here have child seats.... a trolley down here is like a train but not a train.. like its completely open up but has a roof and goes down on the road but has the tracks like a train.... wow the culture differences with the world... lol
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Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 6:48 pm
Anonymous Karma Skeletina WobinA Skeletina They call them trolleys in England.
Don't worry Wobby; I call them shopping carts too. 3nodding Yay!! I'm not crazy!! lol Buggy is a cute word like Skittle said though... Trolley is kinda cute too... After I looked at all those different "buggies" I guess a shopping cart does kind of fit the model of a "buggy". The thing they all have in common is 4 wheels and can carry things, except the other buggies only carry humans, but the shopping buggy carries food. (I guess it carries a baby somtimes if you get one with a child seat.) all the ones down here have child seats.... a trolley down here is like a train but not a train.. like its completely open up but has a roof and goes down on the road but has the tracks like a train.... wow the culture differences with the world... lol That's the only thing I've ever called a Trolley too. Aren't the only ones in the US in San Francisco? All the others are gone I believe. But I call the shopping buggy a shopping cart too. ^.^ Till now, never considered it had another name in other places.
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Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 7:08 pm
Rainbowless Skittle Anonymous Karma Skeletina WobinA Skeletina They call them trolleys in England.
Don't worry Wobby; I call them shopping carts too. 3nodding Yay!! I'm not crazy!! lol Buggy is a cute word like Skittle said though... Trolley is kinda cute too... After I looked at all those different "buggies" I guess a shopping cart does kind of fit the model of a "buggy". The thing they all have in common is 4 wheels and can carry things, except the other buggies only carry humans, but the shopping buggy carries food. (I guess it carries a baby somtimes if you get one with a child seat.) all the ones down here have child seats.... a trolley down here is like a train but not a train.. like its completely open up but has a roof and goes down on the road but has the tracks like a train.... wow the culture differences with the world... lol That's the only thing I've ever called a Trolley too. Aren't the only ones in the US in San Francisco? All the others are gone I believe. But I call the shopping buggy a shopping cart too. ^.^ Till now, never considered it had another name in other places. They have some in New Orleans too.
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 2:51 am
Rainbowless Skittle Anonymous Karma Skeletina WobinA Skeletina They call them trolleys in England.
Don't worry Wobby; I call them shopping carts too. 3nodding Yay!! I'm not crazy!! lol Buggy is a cute word like Skittle said though... Trolley is kinda cute too... After I looked at all those different "buggies" I guess a shopping cart does kind of fit the model of a "buggy". The thing they all have in common is 4 wheels and can carry things, except the other buggies only carry humans, but the shopping buggy carries food. (I guess it carries a baby somtimes if you get one with a child seat.) all the ones down here have child seats.... a trolley down here is like a train but not a train.. like its completely open up but has a roof and goes down on the road but has the tracks like a train.... wow the culture differences with the world... lol That's the only thing I've ever called a Trolley too. Aren't the only ones in the US in San Francisco? All the others are gone I believe. But I call the shopping buggy a shopping cart too. ^.^ Till now, never considered it had another name in other places. yea and they are also in anderson south carolina.... we have them downtown from my hometown.....
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 12:47 pm
Yeah I've seen shopping carts without child seats...
And the "trolleys" in San Francisco are actually called cable cars.
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 6:16 am
WobinA Yeah I've seen shopping carts without child seats... And the "trolleys" in San Francisco are actually called cable cars. thats what we call them down here.... cable cars... lol... say that five times fast when your drunk.... lol.. actually say almost anything five times fast when your drunk... lol
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 1:56 pm
Ima kick the TV's butt. I was thinking of a show that said the only remaining "Trolleys" or "Cable Cars" were in San Francisco. That's pretty cool that there are some in other places though. None in Virginia as far as I know.
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 5:15 am
Rainbowless Skittle Ima kick the TV's butt. I was thinking of a show that said the only remaining "Trolleys" or "Cable Cars" were in San Francisco. That's pretty cool that there are some in other places though. None in Virginia as far as I know. maybe just from a smaller town than what you know of..... bc the town that are here in sc is a tiny town.
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 4:20 pm
Anonymous Karma Rainbowless Skittle Ima kick the TV's butt. I was thinking of a show that said the only remaining "Trolleys" or "Cable Cars" were in San Francisco. That's pretty cool that there are some in other places though. None in Virginia as far as I know. maybe just from a smaller town than what you know of..... bc the town that are here in sc is a tiny town. Only time I've been to South Carolina is to go through it or to go to Myrtle Beach. When I was younger, we used to go there every summer. Last time I was there was during Hurricane Gaston. We rented an ocean front condo, ground level...and the wind blew the glass balcony door down. This is my sister and I holding the door up while dad is outside trying to nail it back in place before the rain starts coming down:  Come to think of it, it was during that trip that we got our Pug, Buddy.
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