function, operator, or method?
If the class is sealed, you are kinda screwed. Use a bridge or adapter pattern. If the class is not sealed, you can inherit and use a strategy pattern. You can overload operators in C#. You can declare both explicit and implicit type conversions. You can even cause overloaded operators to return some other type. For example causing == to return a non-bool type seems stupid, but in certain cases (see NHibernate Query Generator) it makes for very readable code.
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