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Geno

What is everyones opinion on how the name Tecumseh is to be pronounced?  I have always said Tecumsah, I've heard a lot of people say Tecumsee here lately.   :eusa-think:

 

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Racinbob

Tecky?? :greetings-waveyellow:

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AMC RULES

Pronounced 'em DOA at Squonks house. 

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squonk

In squonkese it 's BOOM!!!

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boovuc

The great warrior chief Tah-cum'-sah. 

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Geno

So a lot of you guys call it Teboomseh?   :laughing-rolling: 

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Jparkes43

Teckumseh

Teck-um-seh

No idea how that could be right but thee you go

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Ed Kennell

The great warrior chief Tah-cum'-sah. 

                                      :text-yeahthat:   even sounds stronger than Kohler (don't they make toilets?) .  :teasing-poke:

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AMC RULES

:omg:      :angry-nono:     :text-tmi:    :)

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Ed Kennell

:text-imsorry:    Craig, I just can't resist when the opportunity is there.

 

    You know I luv  all the lil  RED TRACTORS .

 

    The square just seemed a little slow lately....thought this might stir-em up a bit.

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Coadster32

Teckky...by those who like and respect them.

 

Techumsh*t by those who don't.

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AMC RULES

I call 'em bullet proof at my house.

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Geno

One nice thing about them is they start right up after pressure washing.   :)

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CasualObserver

One nice thing about them is they start right up after pressure washing.   :)

 

Your's run on water?   :scratchead: Sheesh... I usually can't even get them to run on something flammable!

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Racinbob

Water?? I guess my Dad should have had Teckys instead of Kohlers. Back in the early 60's, after watching him put water in that tank thingy under the hood of the car, I decided to help him out by putting water in that tank thingy on the Wheel Horse. That's when he learned that the water will reach the carb only at the furthest point from the garage on his 10 acres.

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Geno

No no no.  :eusa-doh: 

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squonk

I call 'em bullet proof at my house.

yeah and Barney Fife only has 1 bullet!!!!!
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Geno

That's a hoot squonk!      :text-lol: :text-lol: :text-lol:

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Coadster32

My buddy used to call them "te-junk-seh"

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Digger 66

( teh-KUM-sah )

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AMC RULES

It's the end(seh)is what people get creative with. 

I've heard it...see, say, sah. 

Correctly, I think the(seh)is pronounced "ahh"

To me it's...Tecums-ahh.  indian-1.gif

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Geno

No matter what people call them it seems like they either love em or hate em.  :huh:  

 

I've always said the ahh sound too AMC.  I said aaaaaahhhhh when I saw your pics earlier too.  B) 

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Fordiesel69

Tek-um-sa

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chazm

Boy it must be a slow day when the hot topic on :wh: is ......  Hooked on Phonics   :scratchead:  & Native American History  .... :eusa-doh: 

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Geno

:text-goodpost:   I almost spit out my tea chazm.  :laughing-rolling:   :laughing-rolling:   :laughing-rolling:  

 

I would love to like your post but the board is telling me that quota thing again.   :no:   Can somebody fix that? 

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