From: Bridget Irish (email suppressed)
Date: Wed Oct 19 2005 - 15:35:29 PDT
>Concerning clarity: I'm honestly just trying to understand what is being
>said, not critique anyone's style. For instance, what does "teder w/ out
>the toder" mean? I could find neither of those words in Ask Jeeves.
>
>Genevieve Yue
this may have been answered already but I think
"teder w/ out the toder"
may be referring to a teeder-todder* (sp?), hence some sort of balance, or
balancing act,
hmm, how to describe a teeder-todder... I think they still exist at some
playgrounds... those long boards positioned diagonally, with a piece in the
middle that allows for a kid to sit on one end, a kid on the other end and
they take turns sending one another up and down...
best wishes,
Bridget
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