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To: ejonesie22

Seriously, there is real advancement in many parts of our lives, dishwashers, refrigerators, music systems, televisions (monitors?),microwaves, flashlights, cell phones, etc.

Probably the most concentrated area of technology (including what we can’t see, in passive safety systems etc.) is cars. I’m guessing that the difference between a 1993 Lexus, and a 2008 Lexus would be stupid for a wealthy person to ignore.


49 posted on 09/01/2007 12:02:44 AM PDT by ansel12 (Paranoia, conspiracy, superiority, otherness, pod people "The Invasion" 2007 imdb)
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To: ansel12
It is all a matter of tastes. I have the most advanced A/V systems and the latest in computer tech, its my field. But somethings are best left to the old ways. Of course I do skew the results, my cars are not 20 year old GMs...
53 posted on 09/01/2007 12:34:52 AM PDT by ejonesie22 (I don't use a sarcasm tag, it kills the effect...)
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To: ansel12

One of my brothers just bought a new BMW 7 Series. The first time I drove it, I felt like I could total it at 100 MPH and walk away without a scratch. I swear that 7 Series at 100 MPH on the interstate makes you feel as if you are going about 40. It is so smooth and stable at high speeds. Now if he would have just bought the V12 version, that would be major fun!


54 posted on 09/01/2007 12:46:40 AM PDT by Timbo64
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To: ansel12

Refrigerators no longer belong on that list, microwaves are questionable and practically all of the flashlights are pretty much disposable.


165 posted on 09/01/2007 8:08:48 AM PDT by Old Professer (The critic writes with rapier pen, dips it twice, and writes again.)
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