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[qccechris@mastodon.social]

@MostlyHarmless The 1 and 6 is correct though

[davidf@mastodon.org.uk]

@MostlyHarmless Do North Americans really refer to driving a manual car as "drive stick"?

[nlupo@amikejo.xyz]

@MostlyHarmless AI tattoo?

[hisold@toot.io]

@davidf @MostlyHarmless They do.

[archaide@bonn.social]

@davidf @MostlyHarmless i guess it's short for "stick shift"

[pinchy63@ottawa.place]

@davidf @MostlyHarmless
Some do. Where I’m from we call it a standard car. The others are called automatic. A stick shift is also another way of describing it.

[markc568@beige.party]

@davidf @MostlyHarmless Yes. I’ve never heard anyone in the US refer to it a as standard transmission. I refer to it as a manual.