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Derron wrote:

M Club wrote:Do I think the auto bailout saved a million jobs? I don't conduct that sort of research so have to rely on people who do, so I guess so.

Because I read it on the internet unverified, it is true, and I can use that to formulate my take. These "people" have to know what they are publishing.

I suppose. That or I pulled it off the Wall Street Journal.

Diego in Seattle wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:

Dinsdale wrote:First, is their a more apt pairing than Fiat and Chrysler? Probably the two biggest manufacturers of POSs in history. They deserve each other.

Ya - no damned doubt about that at all.

Hey, don't leave us out of it!

Sincerely,
Pooshit

Is that supposed to be a wordplay on Porsche?

Yeah, them poooshit folks are complete marooons. Laughing stock of the sports car world, they are.

Dumbass.

smackaholic wrote:

Diego in Seattle wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:
Ya - no damned doubt about that at all.

Hey, don't leave us out of it!

Sincerely,
Pooshit

Is that supposed to be a wordplay on Porsche?

Yeah, them poooshit folks are complete marooons. Laughing stock of the sports car world, they are.

Dumbass.

I guess you've never heard of Peugeot.

Dumbfuck.

Rented a Peugeot in Italy last month. Less than 10,000 km on it and the electrical system was hosed up. The 12v sockets for running the GPS were dead. Found the bad fuse, replaced it, and it promptly blew again ('sup Cuda?)

Goober McTuber wrote:The 12v sockets for running the GPS were dead. Found the bad fuse, replaced it, and it promptly blew again ('sup Cuda?)

Most of the time, it's because the socket is loose (it threads into a sleeve to secure it), and tightening the socket within the base fixes it.

But since it was a Puegot, it probably meant something was about to explode.

Dinsdale wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:The 12v sockets for running the GPS were dead. Found the bad fuse, replaced it, and it promptly blew again ('sup Cuda?)

Most of the time, it's because the socket is loose (it threads into a sleeve to secure it), and tightening the socket within the base fixes it.

But since it was a Puegot, it probably meant something was about to explode.

Puegot.... I had the misfortune to have to work on those engines in some turf equipment. The manufacturer kept changing engine suppliers over the years, and Puegot got the nod for 2 years. Horrible performance, bad parts support, very low engine life. The warranty work went through the roof, and they had to take back multiple units from really pissed off customers. Fucking Frenchies.

Diego in Seattle wrote:
I guess you've never heard of Peugeot.

Dumbfuck.

oh, yeah, those dudes.