Was the correct pronunciation of Touareg ever settled?
I'd like to see the can opener they used!
Yes, definitely looks larger than the old fashioned automotive ones.I'd like to see the can opener they used!![]()
They're probably going to use those old can openers part number P38 for Navy and Marine Corps. My dad keeps those old P38 can openers around for all kinds of stuffYes, definitely looks larger than the old fashioned automotive ones.
I’ve never seen a P38 but if it’s anything like the Australian equivalent, FRED, I would have thought it might be a bit too small to make each of the cuts that long?They're probably going to use those old can openers part number P38 for Navy and Marine Corps. My dad keeps those old P38 can openers around for all kinds of stuff
It was a plunge spout.I'd like to see the can opener they used!![]()
Has there ever been a doubt on what it isWas the correct pronunciation of Touareg ever settled?
According to VW during my training and the official VW training video I had to watch it's pronounced Tour-egg after the African tribe. I've heard Clarkson pronounce it like "Twah-reg".Has there ever been a doubt on what it is
Touareg is the French spelling for the Touareg (Tuareg) people. The French spelling is widely used because the area they inhabit was a French colony for a long time and most of the studies and reports on them were from French explorers.
It's pronounced Too-Ah-Regg. "Ou" in French is a hard oo like moo, too, zoo.
Trevor works the "system" with those eyes. Hard to tell a dog "no".
Hate to say it and I cringe at the idea that it's at all possible (I stopped counting him as a human after the Perodua episode) but - Clarkson was right. On that one.According to VW during my training and the official VW training video I had to watch it's pronounced Tour-egg after the African tribe. I've heard Clarkson pronounce it like "Twah-reg".