So a Fedor?

In related news that has gone mostly unmentioned thus far, big props go out to the UFC for making a concerted effort to pronounce Jose Aldo's first name correctly. Unlike Spanish, the "j" sound in Portuguese is hard, not soft. If you ever find yourself needing a reminder, just remember that Jose's on a vacation far away.


for all the grammer police out there.

So Tito actually said something correctly at Day of Reckoning? Respect.

GDPofDRC wrote:

So Tito actually said something correctly at Day of Reckoning? Respect.

exactly what I was thinking, Special T stumbled on to something.

OU wrote:

LA wrote:

I had a friend with maybe a 93, or close, remember driving it, shitty car, might be the car I learned to drive stick on, can't remember.

mine was auto and I was very happy to have it as a first car lol, I saved up $1500 and bought it a month before I turned 16. It was reliable and well worth the money for me. I got $2300 for it after it was wrecked and that was after driving it for a couple years.

my buddy had a pretty sweet probe way back when. 6 cylinder manual, aluminum 16" wheels with pretty wide tires, stock.

OU wrote:

In related news that has gone mostly unmentioned thus far, big props go out to the UFC for making a concerted effort to pronounce Jose Aldo's first name correctly. Unlike Spanish, the "j" sound in Portuguese is hard, not soft. If you ever find yourself needing a reminder, just remember that Jose's on a vacation far away.


for all the grammer police out there.

so is it pronounced like Josie from Josie and the Pussycats?