Maybach sales / this story will trickle and trickle

Oct 10, 2004 29 Replies

From what I have seen, those who make negative characterizations about others without data that genuinely supports their characterizations - especially when the object of these negative characterizations possesses something that the characterizer wants - are usually compensating for a situational or innate inferiority of some sort.

You said it in a complicated way - but I agree 100 per cent!

Juergen

I challenge you to say that three times in a row off by heart after 3 pints of beer...

DAS

25 years ago I would easily have said that I accept
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bar shelf as of February 21st 1978)but as I am older now I say I don't...

Juergen - yes, yes, I am an old fart now ;-)

I also agree with your statement completely.

In this case however it does not apply, since we do have data (ie maybach buyers), and I certainly don't want one ( a maybach that is).

It's an overpriced car for people who need to spend money for show, as obviously the price of the car isn't justified by it's true value. Although I am not specifically stating that ALL maybach buyers have below average equipment (genitally speaking), they certainly must be compensating for something...

Or perhaps they are just Jerkin' Shrimps butchers and got a deal on one.

Marty

I still prefer Jeremy Clarkson's moniker for Bernd Pieschetsrieder (ex-BMW chief, now CEO of VW):

Burnt Fishtrousers

DAS

I might need more than three, I am not much of a talker.

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I addressed several contributors when I said Guys. I did not mean to single out such a deeply appreciated contributor as Jeurgen in any unfavorable manner.

mcbrue apologeticaly under the bridge in the trailer down by the river

96 S420

True.

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