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Okay, so you know at the fair, those people that take the tokens off you tso you can go on rides.
What the hell are they called?
More specifically, say I was to be in a queue to go on the Ghost Train, and I got to the front, tokens in hand. Who would I give them to?
What the hell are those folk better known as?
Do they even have a name?
What the hell are they called?
More specifically, say I was to be in a queue to go on the Ghost Train, and I got to the front, tokens in hand. Who would I give them to?
What the hell are those folk better known as?
Do they even have a name?
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Okay, so you know at the fair, those people that take the tokens off you tso you can go on rides.
What the hell are they called?
More specifically, say I was to be in a queue to go on the Ghost Train, and I got to the front, tokens in hand. Who would I give them to?
What the hell are those folk better known as?
Do they even have a name?
What the hell are they called?
More specifically, say I was to be in a queue to go on the Ghost Train, and I got to the front, tokens in hand. Who would I give them to?
What the hell are those folk better known as?
Do they even have a name?
they are carnies
This seems URJUNT.
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> they are carnies
But does EVERYONE know them as that?
I need the absolute universal name for those guys.
And yes, this is URGENT!!!1!
> they are carnies
But does EVERYONE know them as that?
I need the absolute universal name for those guys.
And yes, this is URGENT!!!1!
gypsies?
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> gypsies?
That's the ticket...
> gypsies?
That's the ticket...
Sounds urjunt.
Do gypses do stunts with rivers and flour?
They spend all day trying to figure out how to get the fox, the chicken, and the grain across the river in the boat that can only carry the rower, and one other item.
They can't leave the chicken and fox together, or the chicken will get it. But if they leave the chicken with the grain, it's bye-bye grain!
Such a conundrum.
They can't leave the chicken and fox together, or the chicken will get it. But if they leave the chicken with the grain, it's bye-bye grain!
Such a conundrum.
Meka Dragon wrote:
> Such a conundrum.
you take the fox first, then the chicken, bring the fox back, then take the grain, then finally the fox again
what do i win?
> Such a conundrum.
you take the fox first, then the chicken, bring the fox back, then take the grain, then finally the fox again
what do i win?
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