Posted by Michelle Steiner on July 17, 2009, 5:03 pm
> All you need is grade 2 maths and you'll see the problem.
Yeah, like $0,000 - $5,000 = $5,000.
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Posted by Knobdoodle on July 18, 2009, 5:16 am
>> All you need is grade 2 maths and you'll see the problem.
> Yeah, like $0,000 - $5,000 = $5,000.
If you ever get to grade 2 you'll see your error there.
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Posted by Was Istoben on July 18, 2009, 3:30 am
>> Price compared to what? A skateboard or push bike? You cannot just break
>> a car down into a spreadsheet, you accountant..lol. It is the sum of its
>> parts and more.
>>
> Sure you can. There's ZERO prestige associated with a Prius (or maybe
> even negative prestige cause they're so awkward-looking) so it's just a
> simple sum of it's parts.
> All you need is grade 2 maths and you'll see the problem.
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Prestige? How 18th century.
Posted by Knobdoodle on July 18, 2009, 5:23 am
>>
>>> Price compared to what? A skateboard or push bike? You cannot just break
>>> a car down into a spreadsheet, you accountant..lol. It is the sum of its
>>> parts and more.
>>>
>> Sure you can. There's ZERO prestige associated with a Prius (or maybe
>> even negative prestige cause they're so awkward-looking) so it's just a
>> simple sum of it's parts.
>> All you need is grade 2 maths and you'll see the problem.
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> Prestige? How 18th century.
You agree then.
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Posted by Was Istoben on July 18, 2009, 5:37 am
>>
>>>
>>>> Price compared to what? A skateboard or push bike? You cannot just
>>>> break a car down into a spreadsheet, you accountant..lol. It is the sum
>>>> of its parts and more.
>>>>
>>> Sure you can. There's ZERO prestige associated with a Prius (or maybe
>>> even negative prestige cause they're so awkward-looking) so it's just a
>>> simple sum of it's parts.
>>> All you need is grade 2 maths and you'll see the problem.
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>> Prestige? How 18th century.
>>
> You agree then.
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I agree it's a childish argument.
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