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Author Topic: Lanesplitter/ Jalopnik Zero review  (Read 2906 times)

Richard230

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Re: Lanesplitter/ Jalopnik Zero review
« Reply #30 on: February 12, 2016, 07:38:25 AM »

   Any lifestyle that makes you think multiple times a day about the pain and damage being wrought in the world makes it a bit harder to be laid back than one that lets you do whatever you feel like doing, but some people do manage it. I've always had a good sense of humor, according to those around me. It's less funny when people direct jokes *at* you, personally, or everyone with your philosophy, than you might expect, though.

   I don't doubt that there are thousands of jokes on the BMW site, but are any of them funny?  ;-)

Most are very funny, some not so much.  The thread is titled "the worst jokes ever" and many live up to that expectation. The fact that the forum moderators put up with these jokes says something about the people visiting the site.   ;)

With regard to my vegetarian-eating granddaughter, it is all about her body and living well.  She does about 90 minutes of calisthenics every night before going to bed and stands all day long.  Even at a restaurant she will not sit down. However, her sister does not have similar concerns.  ???  Neither girl watches television and they have no interest in improving the world. Perhaps that comes from being home-schooled?   ???
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Re: Lanesplitter/ Jalopnik Zero review
« Reply #31 on: February 12, 2016, 07:30:57 PM »

It's less funny when people direct jokes *at* you, personally, or everyone with your philosophy, than you might expect, though.

I donno... I mean you accused me of being a BMW rider 3 times now, and I am still laughing about it...
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Cortezdtv

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Re: Lanesplitter/ Jalopnik Zero review
« Reply #32 on: February 12, 2016, 08:52:35 PM »

It's less funny when people direct jokes *at* you, personally, or everyone with your philosophy, than you might expect, though.

I donno... I mean you accused me of being a BMW rider 3 times now, and I am still laughing about it...


Thoes are fighting words



O wait its only fighting words when your called a bmw driver thats right
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Re: Lanesplitter/ Jalopnik Zero review
« Reply #33 on: February 13, 2016, 12:49:58 AM »

It's less funny when people direct jokes *at* you, personally, or everyone with your philosophy, than you might expect, though.

I donno... I mean you accused me of being a BMW rider 3 times now, and I am still laughing about it...


Thoes are fighting words



O wait its only fighting words when your called a bmw driver thats right

uhh.. AHEM.. I Drive a BMW.

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Re: Lanesplitter/ Jalopnik Zero review
« Reply #34 on: February 13, 2016, 07:35:05 AM »

Reminds me of the joke "What is the difference between a BMW (car) and a porcupine?"

The pricks are on the inside. :)

No offense intended for Mr D.

On a more relevant note to the original topic, I plan on taking a few more rides and determine which Zero should be in the garage. I'm committed to the concept, now just need the one that will be the most fun/useful for me. I am definitely leaning toward the FXS. I still would like an FXS R version. I don't care if it only had a 40 mile range, I could have a ton of fun in the 30 minutes I could ride it.
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Re: Lanesplitter/ Jalopnik Zero review
« Reply #35 on: February 13, 2016, 04:04:38 PM »

I think Mr Dude is safe, as Audi drivers have taken the BMW driver mantle (who in turn took it off Volvo drivers...) ;)
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Re: Lanesplitter/ Jalopnik Zero review
« Reply #36 on: February 13, 2016, 08:23:26 PM »

I think Mr Dude is safe, as Audi drivers have taken the BMW driver mantle (who in turn took it off Volvo drivers...) ;)

I'm really not. I'm a total prick when I drive.
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Re: Lanesplitter/ Jalopnik Zero review
« Reply #37 on: February 14, 2016, 11:33:26 AM »

"I donno... I mean you accused me of being a BMW rider 3 times now, and I am still laughing about it..."

   I only accused you of that once. Either it's echoing in your ears, or other people are saying it about you too...  ;-)
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