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Jul 29, 2005 7:55:55 PM
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Ron (Houston)
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Jul 29, 2005 8:27:57 PM
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Jul 30, 2005 9:44:44 AM
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Re: italian for "twin turb"
Actually its "bi" by itself, its the same in spanish, the "bi" is a prefix that stands for two as in bi-cycle, bi-polar, bi-lateral, bi-turbo, etc. then comes "tri" for three as tri-athalon, tri-pod, then "penta" for four as in penta-gon, etc. and so on, they are numerals that come from the greek and are used as prefixes in latin languages. However, I like the sound of Turbino Twinissimo better 
Jul 30, 2005 10:13:46 AM
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Actually its "bi" by itself, its the same in spanish, the "bi" is a prefix that stands for two as in bi-cycle, bi-polar, bi-lateral, bi-turbo, etc. then comes "tri" for three as tri-athalon, tri-pod, then "penta" for four as in penta-gon, etc. and so on, they are numerals that come from the greek and are used as prefixes in latin languages. However, I like the sound of Turbino Twinissimo better
How very insightful, my good man.
*Did you know that "Volvo" means "roll onwards" in latin?
*Did you know that FIAT means "I fart" in Nbakkalele - the ancient tribal language of Tonga?
* Did you know that "Ferrari" means "your wife eats dung" in certain parts of Peru?
* Did you know that "Cayenne" is not only an Indian tribe and a pepper, but also means "He who goes by the name Carlos is bi-peeing against the bi-wind and hence wetting himself unwillingly" in Galapagese?
Jul 30, 2005 1:31:28 PM
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Hey Phil, are you watching the qualifying? Kimi put in a pretty good lap for first man out.
Yep, I saw some of it.
Unfortunately he ended up 4th after Schumi, Monty and Trulli.
Monty is looking very strong at the moment, but both Mercs are faster than anything, so I guess if Kimis car lasts he could take the win.
Girlieman is further back, but ready to win if all the others break down....
Jul 30, 2005 2:46:00 PM
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Re: italian for "twin turb"
The McLaren's are the fastest cars as usual but I'm betting on Montoya, he is a bit more "reliable"... though I'd never thought I'd say that about Montoya 
Given his qualifying lap today I think Schummi is going for a 7 pit stop strategy either that or the tires he chose were softer than marshmellows... lets see at what lap he turns in to fuel or if his tires last a full race. I still remember Williams publicity stunt at Monaco, running the qualifying with barely any fuel to make the headlines for publicity.
Looks like the Renaults are not working well in Hungary, they have been having setup problems during the weekend and their poor qualifying reflects that, even if Alonso didn't make the mistake on the last curve in qualifying he would of only made 5th at most. Even so, Alonso always makes the most of what he has so maybe a podium still.
So its going to an interesting race, the way qualifying ended up
problem is, there is barely any passing at this track, its all going to be made at the pit stops 
Given his qualifying lap today I think Schummi is going for a 7 pit stop strategy
either that or the tires he chose were softer than marshmellows... lets see at what lap he turns in to fuel or if his tires last a full race. I still remember Williams publicity stunt at Monaco, running the qualifying with barely any fuel to make the headlines for publicity.Looks like the Renaults are not working well in Hungary, they have been having setup problems during the weekend and their poor qualifying reflects that, even if Alonso didn't make the mistake on the last curve in qualifying he would of only made 5th at most. Even so, Alonso always makes the most of what he has so maybe a podium still.
So its going to an interesting race, the way qualifying ended up
problem is, there is barely any passing at this track, its all going to be made at the pit stops
Jul 30, 2005 5:47:32 PM
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Jul 30, 2005 7:17:59 PM
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The qualifying shocked me today. This must be another creative Ferrari strategy. I can't wait for the race tomorrow.
I think it shocked everyone including Schumi. Tough track for passing so grid position is crucial. It will be interesting to see how many laps worth of fuel he was carrying. Ferrari is usually the best when it comes to race strategy.
Jul 30, 2005 8:30:35 PM
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Actually its "bi" by itself, its the same in spanish, the "bi" is a prefix that stands for two as in bi-cycle, bi-polar, bi-lateral, bi-turbo, etc. then comes "tri" for three as tri-athalon, tri-pod, then "penta" for four as in penta-gon, etc. and so on, they are numerals that come from the greek and are used as prefixes in latin languages. However, I like the sound of Turbino Twinissimo better
i believe quad means 4, penta means 5. penta-gram, penta-gon are all 5 sided things.
Jul 30, 2005 9:24:48 PM
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Carlos from Spain said:
Actually its "bi" by itself, its the same in spanish, the "bi" is a prefix that stands for two as in bi-cycle, bi-polar, bi-lateral, bi-turbo, etc. then comes "tri" for three as tri-athalon, tri-pod, then "penta" for four as in penta-gon, etc. and so on, they are numerals that come from the greek and are used as prefixes in latin languages. However, I like the sound of Turbino Twinissimo better
i believe quad means 4, penta means 5. penta-gram, penta-gon are all 5 sided things.
you believe right, sorry my typo
... 1* mono-synaptic reflex, 2* bi-polar neuron, 3* tri-genial nerve, 4* quad-ratus lumborum muscle or tetra-paresis, 5* penta-gon,...
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