Ferrari: [OT] Jetzt: Mit Becherhaltern!

MFJ wrote...

<<Mit Becherhaltern!>>

Nette Tassenbehälter!

T3ö8

On 17 Oct 2004 04:25:51 GMT, comunista (Tifosi308 the
Serial Number Geek) wrote: 

MJF...

....MFJ is "My Friend Julie".
 

...."Liberace gay".

Mein Freund Julie hat geschrieben....
 

War Liberace ein Homosexuelle? Ich habe nur gedacht, dass Liberace einfach
stilvoll war. Besagen Sie, dass Leute, die Porsches besitzen, ähnlich zu
Liberace und folglich homosexuell sind?

T308
(Wer keinen Bruder George hat...)

F2004: 15 of 17* <com> wrote:
 


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J.C.

On 18 Oct 2004 02:51:43 GMT, comunista (Tifosi308 the
Serial Number Geek) wrote: 

"Is Bismarck a hewwing?"

It's just an expression... Meaning "flamboyantly lame", more than
anything else.

After all: Cupholders... sticking out of the dash of "the world's
best sportscar"... Weak.

<<After all: Cupholders... sticking out of the dash of "the world's best
sportscar"... Weak.>>

Heh. We were cruising home from Laguna on Sunday night in the M5 and were at
first annoyed that there were no cupholders and then amused that we were
annoyed.

C.

"TigerRace1" <com> wrote in message
news:aol.com... 

You'll be really amused to find that there ARE cupholders in the center
console below the DSC / Sport Mode buttons. HOWEVER-it is generally accepted
that they are pretty much useless, and have an operational lifespan of about
6 coffee's/drinks.
Many have mused about how such a superb vehicle could have a part that is
out-designed by any Korean or Russian auto manufacturer.
The truth, I think, is that they were purpose designed by BMW. The "purpose"
being to mock the perceived (and probably true) predilection that North
Americans have for needing to constantly be refueling the driver.
I remember seeing a German cartoon depicting a special "North American Mod"
for a vehicle. It was a huge roof top cup holder with a tube going down to
the driver.

<<You'll be really amused to find that there ARE cupholders in the center
console below the DSC / Sport Mode buttons.>>

Hey, good to know! My defense is that it was dark and there is tons of crap on
the dash of this car. That stereo isn't terribly intuitive either.

<<The truth, I think, is that they were purpose designed by BMW. The "purpose"
being to mock the perceived (and probably true) predilection that North
Americans have for needing to constantly be refueling the driver.>>

How does BMW feel about passengers having a soda on the road?

C.