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Discussion in 'Other Racing' started by Wolfgang5150, Mar 24, 2006.

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  1. Wolfgang5150

    Wolfgang5150 F1 Rookie

    Oct 31, 2003
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  2. tifosi12

    tifosi12 Four Time F1 World Champ
    Lifetime Rossa Owner

    Oct 3, 2002
    49,652
    @ the wheel
    Full Name:
    Andreas
    Hmm, funny yes, but I didn't get too many sentences translated. Here is what worked for me:

    The engine blew up.

    Driver error.

    The car is slow.

    Montoya is an idiot.
     
  3. Wolfgang5150

    Wolfgang5150 F1 Rookie

    Oct 31, 2003
    4,706
    Try 'I Love Ferrari'; it comes back as 'I Love Italian rival'...or Kimi blew an engine... translation....Kimi blew an fossil Mobil 1 power-generating synthetic lubricant to mechanical energy conversion system
     
  4. tifosi12

    tifosi12 Four Time F1 World Champ
    Lifetime Rossa Owner

    Oct 3, 2002
    49,652
    @ the wheel
    Full Name:
    Andreas
    Try "Montoya is an idiot" and then "Kimi is an idiot". Clearly they thought about this phrase being entered. :)
     
  5. macca

    macca Formula Junior

    Dec 3, 2003
    696
    copyright Pete Fenelon from another forum:

    "The great "advantage" of Tilkedromes is if your car works well on one of them it works well on all of them. They also eliminate the tedious element of variability and unpredictable results from the f1 product, enabling key players to maximise their win situations and ensuring that the "right" teams are at the front; they promote maximum brand cohesion and ensure better televisual quality control, enabling fully synergised strategies to target key demographic markets in the developing world with an integrated merchandizing concept. And of course the uniform short lap distances means that races maximise your car's viewer/sponsor exposure matrix potential vis-a-vis the ongoing broadcast scenario. They also enable face-to-face quality interaction between key team personnel and financial partners in state-of-the-art hospitality facilities, promoting cross-functional budgetary acquisition situations. Finally, of course, there are plenty of branding/naming opportunities enabling every third-world dictator's pet oil company to have a chicane named after it. Win-win scenario!"


    ;-)

    Paul M
     

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