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What do you call this thing?

It's obviously a pylon.

It's a traffic cone. For cryin' out loud!

its a pylon, i dont call it a road cone because at my old old school they were used to block off areas where we weren't allowed to go...and that wasn't the road..it was in a schoolyard...everyone at school always called them pylons and it was a while before i ever heard them called anything else...

I'm gonna have to say Road Cone

Us Americans call 'em traffic cones.

Yeah i call it a cone

Never heard it called a pylon...then again, I've never heard anything called a pylon

:::troy:::

How do you even say "pylon"? Does it rhyme with "python"??

Pie-lawn.

Must be another one of those weird Canadian things. Never heard the word...

Its a pylon

that's a traffic cone.

those orange little chingaderas that make the corners of an end zone in football those are pylons.

heh, chingadera

this is most definately a pylon, but for some reason, i laughed hysterically at the idea of a "road cone".

It's a pylon you freaks!

damn i can't find a picture of a real traffic pylon, so i'm gonna have to take a picture of one on the local s streets. then i'll set you folks straight.

It's a traffic cone.

A pylon is one of those big metal thingies that holds up the electricity wires.

From dictionary.com:

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.

Nowhere does it mention them being little orange cones

def a cone

cone