I should know better than discussing this with a friggin' Spudhead. Next thing you know, the crackhead will know what a duelie is. I can't help it if you don't have to invent silly words for things when you live in a place where there is stuff to do.
Deulie's are a forgivable offence, unless they contain: a) a gun rack, with or without guns b) a large, very angry dog, tied up in the back c) a guy named 'Cooter' d) a container which has been permantenly affixed to the interior to catch 'juice' from the 'dip'
This florida girl does not know what a dooly is. From all of the descriptions given, it's a chair to carry a sick person and it may or may not come equipped with guns and a handy dipping cup.
A duelie is a truck with two sets of rear wheels. It's used for hauling large trailers, like for horses or the shit you're stealing from your ex-wives.
As far as I know, Cooter is the redneck hillbilly garage owner / towtruck driver from the Dukes of Hazzard (old school TV show, not sure if he's in the movie).
I can honestly say that I've never heard of anyone calling the female private part a cooter, and the mental association I have with the tv character will ensure I never use it.
Now that I think about it though - with that alternate definition of Cooter, it's interesting that they also had a character on the Dukes of Hazzard called 'Enis'.
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What exactly does it change, Lover?
Well...now I need a dooly!
Was she sick?
This was long before I met her, but I don't think being sick was prerequisite for dooly riding.
I wasn't sick! I was having fun!
Baby, you don't need no stinkin' dooly.
dooly (also dhooly): a covered chair or palanquin, often used to carry a sick person.
I am spelling how it would be pronounced by a 15 year old Miss Kate (ie., yahoo).
The correct spelling would be duelie.
Well no shit sherlock. She's from Texas. Do they allow trucks that ain't duelies down there?
I thought you had something new to discuss.
I should know better than discussing this with a friggin' Spudhead. Next thing you know, the crackhead will know what a duelie is. I can't help it if you don't have to invent silly words for things when you live in a place where there is stuff to do.
Deulie's are a forgivable offence, unless they contain:
a) a gun rack, with or without guns
b) a large, very angry dog, tied up in the back
c) a guy named 'Cooter'
d) a container which has been permantenly affixed to the interior to catch 'juice' from the 'dip'
The dooly I rode in involved none of those things. It did involve a very big cowboy hat though.
It seems I am the only one on the planet who doesn't know what a dooly is.
So, I guess I am just gonna have to go buy one and then Miss Kate is just gonna have to sidle up right next to me while we tool around town.
This florida girl does not know what a dooly is. From all of the descriptions given, it's a chair to carry a sick person and it may or may not come equipped with guns and a handy dipping cup.
I'm with PG - this is one interesting mode of transportation.
Splain it to this northerner please!
A duelie is a truck with two sets of rear wheels. It's used for hauling large trailers, like for horses or the shit you're stealing from your ex-wives.
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This is not exactly what Miss Kate described to me this morning. Maybe Idaho duelies are different from Texas doolies
I'm with Sylow on the duelie description. What are duelies in Texas?
I understood that a dooly is a truck w/ duel exhaust. But now that you mention it, that truck prolly had 4 tires in back... It was a big'o truck.
Dulie description duly noted.
Uh Cap'n, I thought a cooter was the female private part.
As far as I know, Cooter is the redneck hillbilly garage owner / towtruck driver from the Dukes of Hazzard (old school TV show, not sure if he's in the movie).
I can honestly say that I've never heard of anyone calling the female private part a cooter, and the mental association I have with the tv character will ensure I never use it.
Now that I think about it though - with that alternate definition of Cooter, it's interesting that they also had a character on the Dukes of Hazzard called 'Enis'.
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