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Not only that, but if honda and toyota only offered a 200 mile warranty,
it still wouldn't have a bearing on the fact that their cars routinely
run flawlessly for 130,000 miles and their engines make often make it
to 300,000 miles with only scheduled maintenance. The #1 factor that
prevents the average lifespan from being 200,000 miles are car crashes
and owner neglect -- the owner failing to provide the recomended maintenance.

 

Not only that, but if honda and toyota only offered a 200 mile warranty,
it still wouldn't have a bearing on the fact that their cars routinely
run flawlessly for 130,000 miles and their engines make often make it
to 300,000 miles with only scheduled maintenance. The #1 factor that
prevents the average lifespan from being 200,000 miles are car crashes
and owner neglect -- the owner failing to provide the recomended maintenance.

 

And of course, nobody has ever seen a hyundai as having a warranty
over 40,000 miles is so amazingly rare.

I looked drove around for a bit and it was a whole 2 fucking minutes
till I was one of those rare wonders. I bet nobody else has ever
seen so many of them!

Anybody ever seen a mercedes? Those are rare.
Anybody ever seen a volvo? There also rare. I bet there aren't 40
of them in the U.S.

I once saw a SAAB. I didn't know what an incredible feat that was.
Should I have called channel 4 news to call in the news reporters for
this rare observance?

 

And of course, nobody has ever seen a hyundai as having a warranty
over 40,000 miles is so amazingly rare.

I looked drove around for a bit and it was a whole 2 fucking minutes
till I was one of those rare wonders. I bet nobody else has ever
seen so many of them!

Anybody ever seen a mercedes? Those are rare.
Anybody ever seen a volvo? There also rare. I bet there aren't 40
of them in the U.S.

I once saw a SAAB. I didn't know what an incredible feat that was.
Should I have called channel 4 news to call in the news reporters for
this rare observance?

 

no, i'm dead serious.

easy. click on that link and do some homework. or you can go to school
and study things like engineering for a few years.

 

no, i'm dead serious.

easy. click on that link and do some homework. or you can go to school
and study things like engineering for a few years.

 

"i can now see more clearly what sort of person you are".

english. math. what are our schools coming to?

 

"i can now see more clearly what sort of person you are".

english. math. what are our schools coming to?

 

You think his English is bad? Out of my immediate group of coworkers, five out
of seven are from India. A couple of them sound like indians from an early
hollywood western. It's also related to our broken educational system -- the
company wouldn't be able to find enough software engineers if having english as
a first language was a serious requirement.

 

You think his English is bad? Out of my immediate group of coworkers, five out
of seven are from India. A couple of them sound like indians from an early
hollywood western. It's also related to our broken educational system -- the
company wouldn't be able to find enough software engineers if having english as
a first language was a serious requirement.

 

that's odd. all the indian engineer's i've worked with have had
excellent english. thick accents when speaking, but excellent written
english. it's the language of all higher education in india from what i
understand.

 

that's odd. all the indian engineer's i've worked with have had
excellent english. thick accents when speaking, but excellent written
english. it's the language of all higher education in india from what i
understand.

 

I dunno. They range all over the place. At one end of the spectrum, I have
an indian coworker who can handle any idiom I care to use. At the other end
of the spectrum is a coworker who can't assemble a complex sentence to
save her life. The latter obviously didn't use 'british english' much if at
all while growing up and must have used the regional languages primarily.
She says that she went to grad school in london. I figure that it gave her
about 2 years exposure to english which sounds about right.

And don't get me going about their seventy syllable names. Their
name tags on the cubicles have to be done in an 8 point font.

 

I dunno. They range all over the place. At one end of the spectrum, I have
an indian coworker who can handle any idiom I care to use. At the other end
of the spectrum is a coworker who can't assemble a complex sentence to
save her life. The latter obviously didn't use 'british english' much if at
all while growing up and must have used the regional languages primarily.
She says that she went to grad school in london. I figure that it gave her
about 2 years exposure to english which sounds about right.

And don't get me going about their seventy syllable names. Their
name tags on the cubicles have to be done in an 8 point font.

 

For sure, as do the gallons of gas *not* burned.