Not quite, but close enough for shits and giggles. Even I have to change my pronunciation of Spanish words when speaking with only English speakers, because if you don’t say something they are able to pronounce, they tend to not understand you.

It’s difficult to find a world in English that could have the proper pronunciation, it would be like “Say-at” if you pronounced “Say” normally but without the “Y” at the end, but still pronouncing the “Sa” the same way as if you were pronouncing “Say”. That, in Spanish would be “Se”.

Pew-jo actually.

I think it looks hideous 🤷🏻‍♂️

Thanks for this, I had no idea this concept existed, the photo gallery is gold :)

This is just utterly ridiculous 🤦🏻‍♂️

Aha! I see now, you replied the wrong comment! 😆

Sorry, I’m lost in your reply. What does am SV and the size of the gas tank got to do with what I was talking about?

I agree.

I get an average of 125 miles with a fun tank in my R1. But I go through an average of 3 tanks every time I go out with it. I can’t really picture myself waiting 1 hour every 150 miles when it takes 3 minutes to refuel a gas tank on my bike.

Exactly, if it’s a track tool, why would some scratches bother you? As long as it handles good and it’s fine mechanically, it’s good enough for the purpose.

This will be the European version:

Lear to speak the English language you illiterate piece of human waste.

UK Cars, mostly extremely cheap, extremely rusted xD

Jason, the fire was in an adjacent building (welding complex), not at the SEAT museum.

Cultural appropriation.

Your use of the English language is absolutely terrible. 

This is so overly thought of...

This post does more harm than good.