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imported_Gears
04-22-2005, 06:35 AM
Hi Guys, Since joining I have noticed people are using either OTC products or something called Boutique products.

Well , my wife shop at Boutiques and never buys any wax.

Is Boutique wax something like Bikini wax?



This is Autopia a place were we use an amazing number of initials or numbers to describe the products we use. I`ve stopped using Boutique products. I`ve started using these.



LA wax= limited availability

SLA wax= semi limited availability

HTF wax= hard to find

OOL wax= ordered on line

RHP wax= real high price

RBAHP wax= rebottled at a higher price



Well I could go on but I have to check my car. Have to see how that oven cleaner is doing on my paint.



Oh darn, I knew I should have checked the decoder ring. Then I wouldn`t have though EO stood for Easy-Off !!



Seriously, thanks for having such a great site and forums.

Enjoy the weekend..

C. Charles Hahn
04-22-2005, 06:50 AM
:rofl :rofl



Good one. I honestly think we autopians could publish a webster`s-sized dictionary with all our terminology; we`d have another dialect of english!!

Lowejackson
04-22-2005, 07:25 AM
For some of us it is even harder, I need to translate USA English into British English and guess at the meaning of many of the localised words



TTFN

togwt
04-22-2005, 07:35 AM
Quote: For some of us it is even harder, I need to translate USA English into British English and guess at the meaning of many of the localised words.

:xyxthumbs



Even after 20+ years of living here it`s the same for me :brit



:werd: I included this as I have no idea what this means?

imported_memnuts
04-22-2005, 07:46 AM
Originally posted by TOGWT

:werd: I included this as I have no idea what this means?







Jon, "werd" means - "I totally agree". At least that is my 50+ years old translation of the term. ;)

Setec Astronomy
04-22-2005, 08:34 AM
So what is HPS?

imported_Gears
04-22-2005, 08:48 AM
Oh, sorry I left that out. How about

HPS= high price sealant

I did see someone use the term " high end sealant" but I don`t think it ever got to initials.

SK2003TypeS
04-22-2005, 11:29 AM
Originally posted by blkZ28Conv

Jon, "werd" means - "I totally agree". At least that is my 50+ years old translation of the term. ;)

:werd:



LMAO :lol :LOLOL :har: :laugh: :woot2: :chuckle:



Great thread :D

imported_Denzil
04-22-2005, 11:59 PM
Haha this thread cracked me up. I thought you were totally serious!!! :eek:



:werd: