30 Jul
2001
30 Jul
'01
11:42 a.m.
Well it`s not really surprising is it? You only have half an engine in
there. ;)
On Mon, 30 Jul 2001, James Rice wrote:
My 944 gets left at the stoplight all of the time by
Detroit iron. But
I'll catch them and pass them in any corner.
"R. D. Davis" wrote:
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- Ovid
On Mon, 30 Jul 2001, Dave McGuire wrote:
On July 30, Ethan Dicks wrote:
Let's see if I can help to mediate this dispute... I think what Ethan
probably meant to say was that a Porsche is an overpriced Beetle with
a bigger engine and a squished body, which you should be able to
demonstrate to him the next time that he's in your area. :-) However,
I have to agree that a Porsche is overpriced, as I've seen US cars
with even bigger engines and special handling packages, that cost much
less, leave Porsches in the dust at stoplights. The look on the face
of a Porsche owner when an ancient rusting hulk of a US automobile
embarrasses him by leaving him in the dust like that is quite funny to
observe. ROFL!!!
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wrote:
> ..."BMW" (can you say "overpriced VW Beetle?")
Hardly... a BMW has that large finny thing in the front that serves no
purpose in a Beetle. A Porche is an overpriced Beetle.
Drop me a note next time you're in DC. I will change that
opinion. ;)