<br /><br />Red sky at night. . .<br />JB <br /><br />And for the arse word I guess that is very common in UK and doesn't mean that much as it used to. On this forum it is unnecessary to say the least. We know rough is the opposite of smooth. And smooth it will be after some work.<br /><br />I'll try to give you a true story (I'm working on my english everytime I'm here):<br />Honda was about to release their new car model Fitta around the world. In Sweden too. Fitta in swedish is the most known word for what girls ond women have between their legs, like cun* (hold on - I'm getting to the point). Everyone knows about the word here, from the age of 4. The funnny thing about this story is what happend at the marketing headquarters in Japan when they heard from the swedish dealers. My guess is that they are prudish in Japan. They are going to sell the car under a different name in Europe...<br />The story was on the news in Sweden. We don't hear the word fitta on the TV news that often. Somehow I think they thought that was kind of funny too.<br /><br />There was a similar story with Mitsubishi Pajero 4x4 in South America. It's not necessary for me to explain that.<br /><br />Sometimes I refer to my Johnson. That is my 1965 6 hp Johnson outboard and nothing else. I think I'm about to lose myself here so let's just say it isn't easy with all these words. There is a lot of people reading here so we'll have to try to be nice. I hope I didn't offend Admin5 or anyone. <br /><br />Yepblaze did post a good link (nice work on that page). Follow that link and have fun.<br /><br /> <br />/Bear
