On Jul 26, 8:47*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"HK" wrote in message

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I bought a 2002ti for under $2400 new, back when it was new. It's about
what it was worth, then...and now. All the high-end German family cars I
have looked at in recent years seem grossly overpriced and overly
complicated. You have to work pretty hard to find a mid-range vehicle that
offers more than the Japanese offer these days. Of course, if you have a
really short dick and are in desperate need of making sure people "notice*
you when you pull into the supermarket parking lot, a nice "7" series BMW
will do, for the two people in the parking lot who give a crap anymore
about that sort of stuff.

No offense to any current, past or future "overdone" BMW owners, of
course. *:)

I briefly owned an '01 *BMW 750iL. * Black on black, *no chrome, thick,
bullet resistant, dark tinted glass, 12 cylinder. *The car was absolutely a
dream to drive anywhere long distance, like to Florida and back, but
otherwise I rarely drove it.

I can honestly say I didn't buy it to be "noticed". * I bought it because I
liked it. *So, no offense taken.

Mrs.E. also briefly owned an '06 version of the 750iL. * Not anywhere as
nice as the '01. *It also had the infamous BMW "I-Drive" system that drove
both of us nuts. * What were they thinking?

I've pretty much gone full circle with automobiles. *Other than the Porsche,
which still does not cease to amaze me, there really isn't any car out
there, new or old, that captures my interest. * My little Ranger truck does
the job fine.

Even losing interest in the GTO and the old Ford convertible Galaxie.

Eisboch

You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to
buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones
life. ;-)

"JimH" wrote in message
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You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to
buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones
life. ;-)

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Wrong, Pilgrim.

I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were
purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still
interest me. Some have served their time.

I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting.

Eisboch

On Jul 26, 9:20*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"JimH" wrote in message

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You learned well Grasshopper. * *Material things are ofter easy to
buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones
life. * ;-)

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Wrong, Pilgrim.

I didn't "learn" anything. * The material things I own or have owned were
purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. *Some still
interest me. *Some have served their time.

I like trying different things. *Keeps life interesting.

Eisboch


One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not
admit.

Carry on Grasshopper.

"JimH" wrote in message
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On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"JimH" wrote in message

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You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to
buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones
life. ;-)

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Wrong, Pilgrim.

I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were
purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still
interest me. Some have served their time.

I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting.

Eisboch


One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not
admit.

Carry on Grasshopper.

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Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you.
You take care of you. I'll take care of me.

Eisboch

On Jul 26, 9:33*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"JimH" wrote in message

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On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:



"JimH" wrote in message

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You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to
buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones
life. ;-)

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Wrong, Pilgrim.

I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were
purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still
interest me. Some have served their time.

I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting.

Eisboch

One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not
admit.

Carry on Grasshopper.

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Let's not go down that path again. *It really doesn't become you.
You take care of you. * I'll take care of me.

Eisboch

Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I
brought up.

Have a good evening.

JimH wrote:
On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"JimH" wrote in message

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On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:



"JimH" wrote in message
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You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to
buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones
life. ;-)
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Wrong, Pilgrim.
I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were
purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still
interest me. Some have served their time.
I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting.
Eisboch
One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not
admit.

Carry on Grasshopper.

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Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you.
You take care of you. I'll take care of me.

Eisboch

Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I
brought up.

Have a good evening.

Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning
Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your
"heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone
else is more successful.

Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the
bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods.

"Reginald Smithers III" wrote in message
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JimH wrote:
On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"JimH" wrote in message

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On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:



"JimH" wrote in message
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You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to
buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones
life. ;-)
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Wrong, Pilgrim.
I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were
purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still
interest me. Some have served their time.
I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting.
Eisboch
One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not
admit.

Carry on Grasshopper.

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Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you.
You take care of you. I'll take care of me.

Eisboch

Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I
brought up.

Have a good evening.

Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning Eisboch's
and Wayne's financial success? You love to talk about your "heritage
knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone else is more
successful.

Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. To start with read the
bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods.



I hope he doesn't have a mental meltdown like he did a couple of years ago.
That was pathetic to watch.
Have I been missing something?
What are heritage knives?
What can you say about a JD lawn tractor other than it cuts grass?

On Jul 26, 11:20*pm, Reginald Smithers III wrote:
JimH wrote:
On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"JimH" wrote in message

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On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:

"JimH" wrote in message
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You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to
buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones
life. ;-)
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Wrong, Pilgrim.
I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were
purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still
interest me. Some have served their time.
I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting.
Eisboch
One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not
admit.

Carry on Grasshopper.

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Let's not go down that path again. *It really doesn't become you.
You take care of you. * I'll take care of me.

Eisboch

Fair enough.. *I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I
brought up.

Have a good evening.

Why do I always sense of feeling of jealousy you have concerning
Eisboch's and Wayne's financial success? *You love to talk about your
"heritage knives" and John Deere lawn mower, but resent it when someone
else is more successful.

Grasshopper, I think you have a lot to learn. *To start with read the
bible, they say something about coveting your neighbors goods.

I am not coveting anything , do not resent anyone and am not jealous
of anyone's success. What I stated is the truth. Sorry you see it
differently.

BTW: The knives are JA Henckels and my John Deere tractor is running
just fine.

"JimH" wrote in message
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On Jul 26, 9:33 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"JimH" wrote in message

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On Jul 26, 9:20 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:



"JimH" wrote in message

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You learned well Grasshopper. Material things are ofter easy to
buy............they do not however often bring happiness to ones
life. ;-)

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Wrong, Pilgrim.

I didn't "learn" anything. The material things I own or have owned were
purchased because they interested me and I enjoyed them. Some still
interest me. Some have served their time.

I like trying different things. Keeps life interesting.

Eisboch

One day you may learn, although I think you already have but will not
admit.

Carry on Grasshopper.

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Let's not go down that path again. It really doesn't become you.
You take care of you. I'll take care of me.

Eisboch

Fair enough.. I agree it is hard to disagree with the points I
brought up.

Have a good evening.

MORON!