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The secrets of buddyclub japlish...
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Author:  Nobbsy [ Sun Nov 05, 2006 3:56 pm ]
Post subject:  The secrets of buddyclub japlish...

While looking through some of the previous posts i noticed that buddyclub's english on their buddyclub.com.au site is truly appalling to the point that it looks like it was cut and pasted from a tranlating program....so i decided to test the theory.

I took the following text from http://www.buddyclub.com.au/product/racing_spec_breakpad/racing_spec_breakpad_content.html

You suppose wide travelling stage from street winding to the mini- circuit drift and handle and seriously considering easiness. The braking efficiency which is stabilized in the wide temperature limits is shown.
*Proper Temperature: 0〜600 degree Celsius
*Material: Titanium & carbon

(a description of their type sports brake pad)

I then took the Japanese description from the buddyclub japanese site of the same product http://www.buddyclub.jp/r_brakepad/index.html

and cut and pasted it into the translator on http://dictionary.reference.com/translate/text.html
and got the following computer translation:

You suppose wide travelling stage from street winding to the mini- circuit drift and handle and seriously considering easiness. The braking characteristic 狽 ・which is stabilized in the wide temperature limits you show. 0 proper temperature limits: 0 - 600 ℃ 0 materials: Titanium & carbon

i think the similarity is too close to ignore...conclusion BUDDYCLUB IS SPRUNG!!!

I invite everyone to try and spring other companies doing the same thing...

Author:  3AM [ Sun Nov 05, 2006 6:00 pm ]
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I had a buddyclub ecu for my aw11 back in the day and it was labelled with a big mettalic sticker...

"Buddyclub - BRACK BOX"

:lol:

Author:  Serial Killa [ Mon Nov 06, 2006 12:49 pm ]
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It just adds to the authenticity :D

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