Porsche: Gents...I am out. Gone to the darkside.

Good luck with the new job!
Thanks for all the good insight with these fine cars!
You'll be back some day.
"Devils944S2" <net> wrote in message
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Thanks, and you can bet on it. The BMW is comfy and has all of the right
amenities for a morning commute, but the fun factor is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
down there from the S2.


"Jetson" <rr.com> wrote in message
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needed a 4 dr for pizza delivery?

No, needed a 4 door to pimp out your mother and wife. they turn an average
of 2 extra tricks a night when they can get out of the doors directly.

"robrjt" <com> wrote in message
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For those of you that are interested...I have been chosen to develop
training programs for a major manufacturer located up here in Seattle. My
programs will encompass both the U.S. and Canada.


"Jetson" <rr.com> wrote in message
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Congrats! So you are going to teach your co workers how to count the
correct change in both currencies when they pimp out your sisters?

Thank you for your originality. Please let me know the next time you want me
to think for you again.


"robrjt" <com> wrote in message
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I don't know about the fun factor discrepancy...I think I'll politely
disagree.

We have an '87 924S and a 2002 325i wagon and my husband and I play "rock
paper scissors" for who gets to drive when we go out but we have a hard time
choosing which one we want to drive. Yes, they are different rides but both
are VERY fun. Of course we then have to decide who's the designated
driver--that can create a little cognitive dissonance--he who gets to imbibe
doesn't get to drive home.

ie
Austin

PS...they're both standards, of course.

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