Semantics

[cameront120]

Originally Posted by tin sista

I was really surprised being the down to earth hope for the best sister that I am, when they suggested that I probably used a cone filter versus a basket filter for my coffeemaker.

I use a cone filter. Does this make me a bad person?

I refer to my Airstream as just that, "my Airstream". I've also been known to refer to it as "the Tradewind".

[digger bear]

Gee, I dont think I've heard so many "Anti-Semantic" remarks in my life!

[mrmossyone]

I have tough skin and could care less what anyone calls it. I call it whatever comes to mind at the moment as I haven't had it long enough to have a word association imprinted in my mind. It might one day be given a name that sticks, who knows.

[pmclemore]

Don't forget that Ricky told Lucy that "rig" was the proper term.

Pat

[crispyboy]

I just use the term trailer. I have never liked the term camper because it sounds cheap.
The term "travel trailer " seems like something high end on the spectrum. An RV is like a class A or C moho and coach is an expensive class A bus type conversion.

[CaddyGrn]

Originally Posted by crispyboy

I just use the term trailer. I have never liked the term camper because it sounds cheap.
The term "travel trailer " seems like something high end on the spectrum. An RV is like a class A or C moho and coach is an expensive class A bus type conversion.

The "sounds cheap" part is like calling a woman either: skinny, thin, or svelt! It is all semantics!

The "expensive class A bus type conversion".... we all know "expensive" doesn't always mean good taste! (that just might be opinion as well!)

Mrs. NorCal Bambi (traveling in S Tardis ~ from the Great State of Jefferson)