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Originally Posted by cfos
"That doesn't make any sense and that doesn't necessarily counter my points in any way."
*laughs* You are really funny. I'm going to keep it simple, mmmkay? You create a thread displaying one 06 model boxster that hasn't been purchased and end the the thread by asking whether Boxster sales are slipping. One car. That's right, one. One leftover 06 in a very wealthy community. I'm not going to rehash statistics because their significance is not realized. The points I'm making with those analogies and statistics are:
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(1) It is ridiculous to say that 1 car from one dealership, nationwide, is enough to judge slippage or the even question it. Sure, maybe you asking a arrogant question, but judging from your replies, you can't plead that.
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*laughs* You are really dumb. I'm going to keep it simple, mmmkey? You just claimed that I said that 1 car from one dealership, nationwide, is enough to judge slippage or "the even question it" immediately after noting that I asked if sales were slipping.
So asking is now stating?
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(2) You do not take into account the community from which this car is leftover. Furthermore, you do not take into account that a "typical" Porsche Boxster purchaser (living in or outside of Greenwich) who buys their car new will specify exactly what options they want. If the Boxster is the ultimate sports car wouldn't you want specific features? Sure, maybe I'm wrong about that, but I ask any forum members that are reading this post to pipe in as to whether their 06 they purchased was off the lot or did they special order it with specific options. My guess is that people that did buy off the lot would buy it primarily because of the deal and I (personally) don't think that is the majority of Boxster buyers -- nor the buyers in Greenwich -- unless they are buying it for their kid. We'll see if I am wrong should the forum respond.
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More baseless generalizations about what you think & believe is reality. Blah, blah. Spare me the garbage. It holds no ground here.
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(3) As for being dense, I might have to agree with you on that.
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No shame in admitting your shortcomings.
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I'm probably a good deal older than you
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Could've fooled me.
and judging from your previous posts I'm going to assume you are in the category of younger people that don't have a "fully developed brain".
Having a denser brain means that I have more surface area, more cells and likely more synapses and neurons (fully mylenated) -- that's why our brain has several folds -- to increase surface area. I'd wager than my being more dense is why I can appreciate a good valid argument (e.g. what I posted above (and prior)) rather than coming to a rash conclusion about the sales of Boxsters based upon 1 left-over 06 in a county that likely sells more 911s and higher-end vehicles while you find it absurb that the local auto car wash won't take your convertible, low-to-the-ground boxster in their auto-wash. Likewise, I can appreciate good sarcasm. Can you? |
Sorry, sally, but being dense refers to the density of your skull, as if to say, "you are thick headed." The fact that you believed otherwise further proves my point in this instance.
Secondly, contradictions must be your best friend because you sure like to use them.
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You were the one who came to the "rash conclusion" about the sales & demand of Boxsters in said county, (refer to the crap about how buyers in Greenwich will not buy Boxsters because they want 911s) not me.
Wow, you're on a roll. Must be all that density
