Posted: 6/15/2003, 9:31 am
WOO GO EMILY!
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Posted: 6/15/2003, 9:56 am
I call it roadkill.....hittin those things w/ your car can be kinda cool.
Posted: 6/15/2003, 10:04 am
They're called pylons gosh darnit!!
Posted: 6/15/2003, 10:13 am
pylon. pylon. pylon.
Posted: 6/15/2003, 10:14 am
pylon? who in the hell gave them THAT name? 
Posted: 6/15/2003, 10:15 am
whats the opposite of not a pylon?
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Posted: 6/15/2003, 10:17 am
Posted: 6/15/2003, 11:52 am
okay, i've finally settled it.
what i found when i searched for pylon:
what i found when i searched for traffic cone:
case closed. thanks for trying.
what i found when i searched for pylon:
what i found when i searched for traffic cone:
case closed. thanks for trying.
Posted: 6/15/2003, 11:54 am
thank you, its not a freakin pylon
Posted: 6/15/2003, 12:16 pm
(It's just because the Canadians were smoking crack when they named certain things. Pay it no heed.)
Posted: 6/15/2003, 12:35 pm
it's still a pylon 
Posted: 6/15/2003, 12:37 pm
pylon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Posted: 6/15/2003, 12:37 pm
nam kablam wrote:pylon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wrong! Cone!
Posted: 6/15/2003, 12:39 pm
FREAKS!
Posted: 6/15/2003, 12:40 pm
WEIRDOS!!!!!
Posted: 6/15/2003, 12:42 pm
I agree with the americans on this one...
py·lon ( P ) Pronunciation Key (pln)
n.
A steel tower supporting high-tension wires.
A tower marking a turning point in a race among aircraft.
A large structure or group of structures marking an entrance or approach.
A monumental gateway in the form of a pair of truncated pyramids serving as the entrance to an ancient Egyptian temple.
py·lon ( P ) Pronunciation Key (pln)
n.
A steel tower supporting high-tension wires.
A tower marking a turning point in a race among aircraft.
A large structure or group of structures marking an entrance or approach.
A monumental gateway in the form of a pair of truncated pyramids serving as the entrance to an ancient Egyptian temple.
Posted: 6/15/2003, 12:44 pm
let's agree to disagree
Posted: 6/15/2003, 12:44 pm
Posted: 6/15/2003, 1:52 pm
Its a Pylon!!!!
Posted: 6/15/2003, 2:04 pm
haven't you guys seen the Lays commercial with Mark Messier where the guys bets him he can't eat just one and as his punishment he has to play hockey with the guy's team and they're called the "pylons" and they're dressed in orange.
well I don't think there's a definate answer to this one... but I think we can see this is one of those national terms as most Canadians call it a pylon while the americans say cone (which isn't very unique if you ask me )
well I don't think there's a definate answer to this one... but I think we can see this is one of those national terms as most Canadians call it a pylon while the americans say cone (which isn't very unique if you ask me
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