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I've been having a look at the Spot The Banjo feature. Even when bearing in mind the difference in beliefs and attitudes between eras I am failing to spot a banjo or even a banjo reference in a few of the pictures. OK, Whistling Rufus pictures a guitar, but it's a well known banjo tune. But why are pink earphones featured? What's with the two steering wheels? What am I missing?
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Absolutely. These are colloquially known as "Banjo-type" steering wheels.
The pink earphone thingys look like a pair of pink banjos.
Think: "banjo shaped object". Just about anything with a round part having a straight part attached is going to fill the bill.
Well I'll be a monkey zunkle. I believe you. But why is it called that? I see the round part. Where's the straight part? You mean a banjo pot with two or three necks and the whole thing surrounded by a circle? That's supposed to look like a banjo? To my eye even a skillet looks more like a banjo than the pink ear pieces with the wire extensions. I know about banjo clocks and railroad banjo signals. It's far fetched but I get it. But not the steering wheels. Are the cylindrical spokes supposed to represent banjo strings?
Now those airport seats I posted photos of a few years ago, those "necks" were long enough to give a banjo impression. So hand mirrors, lolly pops, and frying pans are all "banjos"? How does one tell a bluegrass steering wheel from a minstrel steering wheel?
Absolutely. These are colloquially known as "Banjo-type" steering wheels.
The pink earphone thingys look like a pair of pink banjos.
Think: "banjo shaped object". Just about anything with a round part having a straight part attached is going to fill the bill.
Yes, at that angle, the phones look banjo-like. I was not suggesting that these items shouldn't be displayed. I just was puzzled. Nope, I've never heard of a banjo steering wheel until now. Thanks.
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