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Discussion in 'British' started by Maranello Guy, May 25, 2007.

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  1. Maranello Guy

    Maranello Guy F1 Rookie

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    #1 Maranello Guy, May 25, 2007
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  2. Kds

    Kds F1 World Champ

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    Canada and Brasil...
    #2 Kds, May 25, 2007
    Yikes.......!!
     
  3. CornersWell

    CornersWell F1 Rookie

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    #3 CornersWell, May 25, 2007
    Lucky driver. A few inches over and he would have been singing a higher note!

    CW
     
  4. luke9583

    luke9583 Formula 3

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    #4 luke9583, May 25, 2007
    What's up with Land Rover and Range Rover drivers lately..... geeez.
     
  5. BT

    BT F1 World Champ
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    #5 BT, May 25, 2007
    Too much Wodka. Look at the license plate.
    :D
    BT
     
  6. iceburns288

    iceburns288 Formula 3

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    #6 iceburns288, May 25, 2007
    ^ it's still pronounced vodka in Russian...

    Did this also impale the driver? :p Also, check out the precision- he managed to get it right through the driving light hole!
     
  7. kaisen

    kaisen Karting

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    #7 kaisen, May 25, 2007
    Wow, instant cold air intake AND exhaust mod in one maneuver
     
  8. RoWis

    RoWis F1 Rookie

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    #8 RoWis, May 25, 2007
    In most slavic languages W is pronounced V.
     
  9. iceburns288

    iceburns288 Formula 3

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    #9 iceburns288, May 26, 2007
    Vodka in Russian is spelled bo[d]ka, b being pronounced as v. It is very difficult to reproduce the 'wah' sound in Russian.
     

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