C38...........is it possible?

[HeavyMetal]

(07-12-2012 05:13 PM)colingreene Wrote:  You could just turn the gauge off, it all depends on if you tune for it.
or have a flash box, if you had a flash box you could get tuned for it and when your not using it flash back to the non tune meth file and run around just fine.
Thats right Montreal, French Canadian... Should have put that together.
I feel like it was worth it for me but we have vastly diffrent climate here.
its also higher octane when you spray it in so its not just for cooling.
its all in how you want to use it and how available it is to you.
Its like E85 for me, I am curious but its hard to come by in my area so it may not be the best idea.

Thank you Colin.

(07-12-2012 07:58 PM)astrochex Wrote:  

(07-12-2012 05:14 PM)HeavyMetal Wrote:  

(07-12-2012 04:55 PM)Jan Wrote:  Colin is a dick
tell him to duck off in French

lol!
Swearing in french will be funny. But for some entertainment, I will translate your quote in french with some swears but the meaning remains the same.

"Colin, c'est une ostie tête de gland de calisse! Enweye-le dont chier chez le bonhomme sibole de tabarnak pis ça presse!"

here is what google translate version of your smackdown "Colin is an acorn head ostie Calisse! Enweye shit in it that the man of sibole tabarnak worse Now!"

Google Translation isn't that good for slang translation. Here is the translation from french to english... basically.

"Colin is a fvcking dickhead fuck. (Screw him/Get him) the fvck to the (Boogeyman/bone setter) fvcking fuck right now!"

Here, in Québec, when we say in swear "chez le bonhomme", it's about the bone setter. Back in time, poeple asked to the bone setter to come to home to fix some bones. Parents used the fear of the bone setter to their children to keep them quiet: he will break your bones and eat you. Later, the bone setter changed to "Bonhomme sept heures", which sounds very close to "bone setter" with the french accent. The "Bonhomme sept heures" has equivalent in english: The Boogeyman.