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looks cold - I'll bet you're a little horse

(and I started the thread so hijack away)
 
When the teacher asked the pony why he didn't come to school for a couple of days.............




















He said,"I'm a little horse".
 
neigh neigh - you can't hijack the thread that way :smile:
 
Popeye said:
I just did a factory tour at the BMW "Zentrum" in SC. Watched how the interior was assembled, and noticed how few tools are used. Evertyhing snaps together.
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...And snaps to bits the moment you try to remove it to fix anything! Then you have to spend 500+ on a new plastic panel that takes two men to lift, and throw away the old one because all the fasteners are broken. Yeah, that's really green, isn't it? I can remove the complete dash on my 1966 Austin with a Phillips screwdriver and a 7/16 socket, and put it back when I've done, all on my tod.

I had a BMW, for four weeks... won't make that mistake again.
 
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