Lemon 1:
About four years ago, I had to drive myself to a meeting because my driver, Guido, was on sick leave. After I parked on the street, I rolled down my car window to pay the attendant (who walked over to collect the parking fee). As I got my receipt and pressed the switch to close the window, I suddenly heard the sound of shattering glass! It was loud; I quickly turned around to see if any other car had hit mine. Nada. So I continued to close the power window. But the glass wouldn't roll up. Wouldn't roll up!?!! I had never heard of a car window crashing like that before. And it was a BMW, for heaven's sake – a German-engineered car!
Since I couldn't leave my car – open window and all – on a busy city street, I never made it to my meeting. :-/
Lemon 2:
Just recently, two friends and I decided to meet up for cocktails. One of them, C, was unusually late. The excuse? Her sports car's window slid down and wouldn't roll back up – just like mine. She had to go home and switch rides! Yes, it was a BMW, too.
Lemon 3:
Then C told me a about her lady friend who drove across Quebec in a BMW. Same thing – the window crashed. But since it was a long journey, the window had to be patched with plastic and packing tape for the rest of the trip. A BMW with plastic-covered windows!?!!
Well. That's why today, I drive a different car. :-P
(Top Pic) The BMW Bearbrick. The blue sky and white clouds imagery stands for its claim of "less emissions".
Hello... first time visit ur blog. I found that it's really interesting. I love Bearbrick as well. Hope you don't mind if I link ur blog to mine... thank you :)
ReplyDeleteI don't mind at all, Kenson! :-) Thanks for the compliment.
ReplyDeleteHmp, my window crashed down on me too, remember? That's why we both have a new car - and it's not BMW!
ReplyDeleteWhat is important in a car The engine or the window ? The window of course... ������
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