It's spelt RUBENS!!!!

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30th March 2009, 17:45
DexDexter

Quote:

Originally Posted by ioan

In that case you must be one of those who are not best at English. :p :

Seriously, there are many countries in Europe where young people speak several languages, it is not a Finnish exclusivity.

You got me :) ! You are absolutely right, young people speak good English particularly in smaller countries.
30th March 2009, 18:49
jens

If my memory serves me correctly, at times Ralf has been spelled as Ralph too?!
30th March 2009, 23:17
Valve Bounce

Our Alan Jones, former Williams driver and WDC, always called Quick Nick "Heinfeld".
30th March 2009, 23:45
Zico

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChrisS

His name is Rubens, just one b.

I was joking btw.. ;)
31st March 2009, 09:21
Dave B

Quote:

Originally Posted by jens

If my memory serves me correctly, at times Ralf has been spelled as Ralph too?!

Conversely, in Ralph Firman's brief F1 career his name was frequently spelled Ralf.
1st April 2009, 10:36
Knock-on

Look at my face, am I bovvered?

Rubins with an "I"
Ralph with a "P"

Bovvered?

Maclaren, Firman, Hineyfeld, Kubika.

I ain't BOVVERED!!

:D
1st April 2009, 11:57
Daniel

Quote:

Originally Posted by Knock-on

Look at my face, am I bovvered?

Rubins with an "I"
Ralph with a "P"

Bovvered?

Maclaren, Firman, Hineyfeld, Kubika.

I ain't BOVVERED!!

:D

Knockie this isn't about being bothered or the comedy of a one trick pony, it's just about respect for someone's name.
1st April 2009, 12:35
Tazio

Quote:

Originally Posted by Knock-on

Look at my face, am I bovvered?

Rubins with an "I"
Ralph with a "P"

Bovvered?

Maclaren, Firman, Hineyfeld, Kubika.

I ain't BOVVERED!!

:D

If you axe me you don't look bovvered!
That's the trueff
Knockee :s mokin:
1st April 2009, 12:35
Knock-on

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daniel

Knockie this isn't about being bothered or the comedy of a one trick pony, it's just about respect for someone's name.

It's nothing really to do with Motorsport IMHO but a silly excercise in trying to find something to huff and puff about.

I've got respect for Rubinho and whether I spell his name correctly or not will not change that.

Some people spend so much time trying to climb on a high horse or soap box that they fail to understand what's going on around them.

Rubins, Rubens or Rub-ends makes no odds at all in my eyes :D
2nd April 2009, 13:18
Garry Walker

Quote:

Originally Posted by ozrevhead

I use to spell it Rubins all the time because that how I pronnouned it

I double check now apart from last night were I was (and still am btw) angry

:D :D :D

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