True, but all this playing about with designs allows them to innovate and we see new and improved products which all improve our lives.
You don't see the French or Germans doing this?
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we have a louis 4th chaise longue with those caster wheels on it i will have you know,fabulous to get up to the roaring fire on a cold winters night drinking some sake and eating saurkraut and white sausage
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Louis IVth bb?
I don't think they had casters in those days. Even Louis XIVth casters haven't got roller bearings.
Still I note that everything else in French culture is properly ticked off.
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You don't see the French or Germans doing this?
Don't get me wrong, I meant that in an affectionate way.
I love the Japanese fascination with technology. The world would be a poorer place without them. I've been over to Tokyo and enjoyed every minute of it.
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Just ordered one for SWMBO - now be able to drive into supermarket bay without looking for a pair of empty ones so she can drive through to other one to drive straight out. - also save wearing tyres out without all that full locking shuffling about trying to parallel park
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>>>Just ordered one for SWMBO
Forget SWMBO, I want a car that can do that.
BTW it will still need a 3.2l multitronic with those paddle things too!
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They call that a car? It looks more like something you see in supermarket foyers to amuse toddlers.
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L\'escargot.
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True but all this playing about with designs allows them to innovate and we see new and improved products which all improve our lives. You don't see the French or Germans doing this?
Porsche gave up on the 911 after the first year. Right first time with that one.
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