It means no turbo.

Why buy something the same size as your thumb, when you have a thumb???

It can also be used to open that tin of sardines you have laying around.....

You do realize that there is a difference between a flat-12 and a 180 degrees v12? If I am not mistaking, the Berlinetta Boxers weren't true Boxers, but 180 degree angled v12 engines.

Well, due to the way the engine's crankshaft was designed, it was considered more of a 180 degree V12, rather than a true boxer. I guess I couldn't fault him for calling it a V12, rather a flat 12.

Everything I've read, from lowly Wikipedia articles, to articles by those "in the know" refer to it as a flat V12, or a 180 degree V12. So you're both right.