<VV> Phone-flow; NO CORVAIR

[Marc Sheridan]

Hey Rick,

No I didn't move :o). I just got home from a long day at work in
Piketon and forgot that I live just to the north in Waverly :o). And
if you mean I don't understand the lingo, I am from Chillicothe, which
is even farther north, so the "phone-flow" went sailing right over the
old noggin. Thanks to you an Jim I have been set straight :o).

Marc Sheridan
A wannabe hill jack, but still learning

On 1/8/08, Rick Norris <ricknorris at suddenlink.net> wrote:
> Easy one Marky,
> Especially when yo brain don work like de others do!
> "Phone-flow" means, four on the floor or in the southern hillbilly dialect
> just slo ir down an say "fo-on-de-flo" Saying it  faster and running the
> words together it sounds like "phone-flow"! Easy lesson heah chillin!
>
> Hey, did you move?
>
> The Lone Hillbilly
>
>
> > http://www.fredoneverything.net/FOE_Frame_Column.htm
> >
> > Anybody know what a phone-flow is?
> >
> > This link is to an internet column by Fred. He is a writer that has
> > retired to Mexico and writes this column on the internet to entertain
> > himself and his readers and hopefully gather a little income. His
> > writings are sometimes off the wall, sometimes political, but always
> > amusing.
> >
> > This particular column is about his experiences with cars in 1962 when
> > he was a teenager. Many of us can relate to what he writes, but it is
> > the first time I have ever heard a four speed being called a
> > "phone-flow". Is the a regional term or am I just out of the 45 year
> > old loop?
> >
> > Marc Sheridan
> > Piketon OH
>
>