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Re: Perhaps you don't know what "rice" means? (archive)
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Posted by Chad on January 08, 2001 at 08:26:22:

In Reply to: Re: Rice points? M5 & M3 come stock with clear posted by Ed Watkeys on January 08, 2001 at 00:52:54:

Last I was aware, being "rice" was adding various appendages to an automobile to give it the appearance of being a performance-oriented automobile. Clearly the M3 and M5 qualify as a performance-oriented auto.


Has it ever occurred to you that the M5 and M3 are in fact ricey? One of the reasons I decided to drop out of line for the M3 was that its rice factor was pretty high.

And I will not comment on the idiocy of calling me "kid" when...

* You are advocating gimmicky styling atrocities typically loved by "kids" who want to make a beautiful car look like a low-rider Civic with Type R badges.

* I am 27 years old -- hardly a kid, and you have no basis for knowing my age. The last time I checked, mocking sarcasm was not an indicator of age.


Grow up kid.




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