No, myoo-gun
It's gr eddy Short for great eddy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddy_covariance
Last edited by Renaissance_x; 26-09-2012 at 01:23 AM.
Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T No, myoo-gun The Mu makes a 'moo' sound like..a cow, doesn't it? As for the gen.. Enkei..N-kaei..like kei cars
Myu gen
Originally Posted by Renaissance_x Myu gen That's how I pronounce it... Enki... greddie...
Originally Posted by androo Always thought it was G-Ready and En-Key. No idea about the GruppeM. Grr-up-Em? bahahahahah grrrr up em
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What about work Meisters? Some say "my-sters" and others "me-sters"?
Originally Posted by euRo_noob What about work Meisters? Some say "my-sters" and others "me-sters"? "Me-esthers"
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Funny how everyone thinks its Gee Ready. I have the same mag as dougie and it says GR REDDY GruppeM is Group M Mugen is mew ghen (if it was myugen, it would have been spelt as such in Japan) Enkei is en Kay Meisters is my-sters
i live my life full boost, one gear at a time.
Some of these 'phonetic' spelling are terrible! lol
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Haha this thread is mad funny... mugen is myu-gen as Renaissance X said above, as in japanese (don't know symbols) myu - void/without, gen - limit...... ergo; mugen = limitless.... gruppe = german for group??
Originally Posted by ExpressCoffee Some of these 'phonetic' spelling are terrible! lol And some of the best all in one go. xD
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