what is "glamping'?
pardon my ignorance. Wanting to buy a class C butI don't know the difference between "glamping" and camping.....duh....
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brdprey wrote:
NYCgrrl wrote:
brdprey wrote:
.....campers that bag on trailer owners have yet to:
What does that sentence mean:h? My English seems to be failing me again so thanks in advance for taking the time to translate.
I say if you want to sleep on the ground you can; if ya don't want to that's fine as well. I can RV/ glamp or primitive camp and just as easily enjoy the view.
:R grammar Mod's are every where.
campers that are non trailer type. that bag on trailer owners...(bag meaning: run smack on, give **** too, harass or just disagree with the style) have yet to: (pre-cursor to the situations listed below)
or would you like me to look up how ivy league schools would state the meaning?
I suspect you mean the vocabulary Nazis but you've gotten as far as you have in this life using profanity to define slang words (and and the actual term to define a word-had problems with my DGD when she was 8 doing that but never curse words thank goodness) and it's served you well as one can expect.
Thanks for keeping me up to date on the latest evolution of the English language errrr which was all I asked without any need for a paranoid tirade.
I can't say I socialise w/ anyone who talks "smack" about RVers yet am certain we run in different circles.
Enjoy your time on the road whenever and wherever it happens.- Glamping is building a campfire on the balcony of your suite at the Ritz.
- omg this thread is just going to the dogs (now lets talk poop and pickup) LOL
NYCgrrl wrote:
brdprey wrote:
.....campers that bag on trailer owners have yet to:
What does that sentence mean:h? My English seems to be failing me again so thanks in advance for taking the time to translate.
I say if you want to sleep on the ground you can; if ya don't want to that's fine as well. I can RV/ glamp or primitive camp and just as easily enjoy the view.
:R grammar Mod's are every where.
campers that are non trailer type. that bag on trailer owners...(bag meaning: run smack on, give **** too, harass or just disagree with the style) have yet to: (pre-cursor to the situations listed below)
or would you like me to look up how ivy league schools would state the meaning?FunnyCamper wrote:
pedally wrote:
pardon my ignorance. Wanting to buy a class C but I don't know the difference between "glamping" and camping.....duh...
Class C and definition? Who cares? geez
you gotta be kidding here and hope this thread is amusing to ya :)- woof
- Punch up glamping in google, click on images, no RVing is not glamping. Glamping is tent camping set up like a luxurious home.
- I did the tent thing from age 8 to age 61. Back in the day, we thought we were glamping when dad bought a tent with a floor. I bought a TT when I realized these old bones didn't tolerate a lumpy hard bed any more. Now at 69, I am perfectly fine being accused of glamping. Come to think of it, I gave up caring what anyone else thinks a long time ago.
DrewE wrote:
("portmanteau" is an interesting word in its own right, and properly refers to a large suitcase or trunk with two halves that can be separated. It comes from the French words for "carry" and "cloak". The application to word coinage was invented by Lewis Carol.)
I knew that! ;)brdprey wrote:
.....campers that bag on trailer owners have yet to:
What does that sentence mean:h? My English seems to be failing me again so thanks in advance for taking the time to translate.
I say if you want to sleep on the ground you can; if ya don't want to that's fine as well. I can RV/ glamp or primitive camp and just as easily enjoy the view.
