Doing The Gaul

What is Doing The Gaul?

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A method of stabilising oneself whilst on public transport by means of holding on to two hand rails or slings simultaneously, in such a way that both arms are raised above the head. As a result, the commuter will be well protected from the effects of sudden braking or turning.

"Doing the Gaul, no way I can fall"

See gaul, bus, tram, train, Frau
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