[roadracetransam]

So, I woke up early on a cold October morning. Sunday morning, race weekend. I am 3 miles south of Buttonwillow Raceway, at the Motel 6. I slowly wash-up, get dressed, I am so not a morning person. I gather my stuff and head outside,
were I am confronted with this:

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Than I see the driver's name and the sponsor. It would not be that funny, except PINA translates in Hungarian to PUS*Y.


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[roy]

In spanish it has a totally different meaning.
This from a simple search.

Pina literally translated means pineapple. It refers to the agave plant which has a pineapple shaped heart. This plant possesses a bulbous centre and juices can be extracted from this centre resembling a pineapple. These juices contain various types of sugars and starches which are used in the making of tequila, an alcoholic drink.

Firstly this pinas are collected, cooked at a certain temperature and mashed. This procedure leads to the secretion of the juices in the bulbous centre which is collected and then undergoes fermentation. Later this fermented liquid is distilled and purified for further use. This centre usually weighs around 40 to 70 pounds. To produce 1 liter of tequila almost seven kilos of raw pinas are needed. This agave pina is also known by the names of cabeza which means head or corazon which indicates a heart.