| 8/05/2003 02:27:00 PM |
Hot damn, Bad Boys II was bad!! Bad as in good, that is.. Wicked! Ill! Sick! ^^ Some might lose their appetite after watching it, but I totally loved it. :) That makes 2 movies I've seen this year that I think are totally worth the money. That's pretty good! Unfortunately, the awesome movie couldn't make up for the bad news of the weekend, though... Guess what? My MIL is back on... I'm betting that it's the coils again... That makes this the 3rd time it has happened... Grrrr... If this keeps happening I'm going to have to bid VW bye bye... My cousin has had many problems with her MB E320 while her Lexus RX300, which she for had much longer, has had no problems whatsoever.... Stuart who has the 328ci averages about 4 visits to the dealer PER YEAR... *SIGH* So this could even be my last German Car... Somebody was calling this phenomenon a "German Roulette"... If you're lucky you get one of the reliable batch, if not you get one of the unreliable batch. *SIGH* On a brighter note, I'm planning a trip to Japan this winter. My main purpose would be to go crate digging, but I would like to checkout the scene and sound of Japan's underground Hip Hop and Trip Hop as well. Anybody know of good spots and would like to share? :) |
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Tomo, you've become accustomed to the modern trend that softwares are supposed to have bugs and bugs can only be ironed out AFTER being released to the public. I'll give you a history lesson on legacy Software one of these days and I'll go all out on how bug-free and stable as a rock older software (pre Microsoft crap) used to be.
dJsLiM - 8/11/2003 11:42:34 AM [ 192.70.254.149 ]
oh almost forgot, all the new E, CLK, C, and SLK classes sold in the US are recently been made in the US, along with VW which has most models built in Mexico. if anything that could be the reason why all those cars have these minor problems.
(686) rimo - 8/11/2003 4:31:03 AM [ 128.2.72.107 ]
a lot of German cars (MB, BMW, VW) are starting to use newer technology in their electrical equipment, causing bugs and problems. Obviously they're still working out the kinks and it'll probably be a few more years til they fix it.
(685) rimo - 8/11/2003 4:29:08 AM [ 128.2.72.107 ] |
