Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
I drove past a hire place today for heavy machinery and on the sign it listed the jobs you use the machinery for, you know drilling, boreing, digging and then dogging, I had to drive past again to make sure I had read it right and I had, the sign had not been tampered with. Does it mean something different over here?
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Originally Posted by Howard Jenings
(Post 8614702)
I drove past a hire place today for heavy machinery and on the sign it listed the jobs you use the machinery for, you know drilling, boreing, digging and then dogging, I had to drive past again to make sure I had read it right and I had, the sign had not been tampered with. Does it mean something different over here?
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Ha, this thread cheered me right up. Was trying to explain the UK term "dogging" to an Ozzie colleague the other day (not sure how the subject came up!) and they'd never heard of it. It was a fun conversation though!
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Originally Posted by Mrs Kiwi
(Post 8614731)
Ha, this thread cheered me right up. Was trying to explain the UK term "dogging" to an Ozzie colleague the other day (not sure how the subject came up!) and they'd never heard of it. It was a fun conversation though!
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
I sure hope so, it seems like you need an awful lot of protection otherwise...
http://www.easyguides.com.au/sitebui...07/qld013b.jpg Never needed to use a hardhat yet... |
Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Now if that girder were more phallic we'd know what dogging really was!
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Nope, rigger/dogman is the same job in the U.K as it is over here. Only difference here is that in the usual Aussie way dogman is shortened to dogger.
Also some places call young or inexperienced riggers "doggers":blink: |
Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
:lol:
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Out here in the sticks of Woop Woop dogging is what the boys do every other night - no guns needed for fox hunting, just a ute and a pack of hunting dogs.
Every time they ring my brother up to organise it he gets a fit of hysterics because they just don't get it! |
Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Originally Posted by Howard Jenings
(Post 8614702)
I drove past a hire place today for heavy machinery and on the sign it listed the jobs you use the machinery for, you know drilling, boreing, digging and then dogging, I had to drive past again to make sure I had read it right and I had, the sign had not been tampered with. Does it mean something different over here?
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
:rofl::rofl::thumbsup:
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 8616130)
I'm picturing a guy sitting in his JCB with his indicators on and his windscreen wipers going
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 8616130)
I'm picturing a guy sitting in his JCB with his indicators on and his windscreen wipers going
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
Originally Posted by Bernie Barfly
(Post 8616428)
Voice of experience ??
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Re: Does 'dogging' over here have a different meaning?
I asked someone what he did for a living he said he was a dogger, after looking at him a bit strange he explained that he kills dogs, not sure that was much better!
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