Owned by a RICER...or NOT!!!!
09-23-2004, 02:15 PM
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My Ride: [i][b][u]Since 19 august 2004[/u][/b][/i]: [color=red][b]530i[/b] High Executive[/color], Silvergray with beige interior, Popular wood, Servotronic, Sportssuspension, electric foldable and dimmed mirrors, dimmed interior mirror, pappelmaser braun wood, cupholders, styling 123 18" wheels, Logic 7, Steptronic, alarm class 3, electric sunscreen in the rear and suncreens for sidewindows, Comfort seats, heated seats, Xenon with headlightwashers, Adaptive corner lights ALC, Advanced airconditioning, lightpackage, Nav Pro, 6 cd changer, side airbags rearseats, bluetooth siemens S55, chrome kidneys, gearlever with wood, voice recognition retrofit, front windshield with green band.
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The French and Spanish don't like the speak english because they thing their language is the world language.. Why would they speak another language if everyone should speak theirs?????? 
That's the reason why dutch people usually are multilangual. Nobody speaks dutch so I need to know German, English, French and Spanish to get around in europe..
Btw, germans understand dutch too.. I had a discussion with a german once and started to swear in dutch.. he knew exactly what I was talking about haha
That's the reason why dutch people usually are multilangual. Nobody speaks dutch so I need to know German, English, French and Spanish to get around in europe..
Btw, germans understand dutch too.. I had a discussion with a german once and started to swear in dutch.. he knew exactly what I was talking about haha
09-23-2004, 02:17 PM
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My Ride: F02 LCI Individual
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Originally Posted by 530E60NL' date='Sep 24 2004, 12:15 AM
Btw, germans understand dutch too.. I had a discussion with a german once and started to swear in dutch.. he knew exactly what I was talking about haha
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09-24-2004, 06:14 AM
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My Ride: 2004 E60 530i all options except, nav abd HUD
I have a buddy from Belgium and he speaks like 6 different languages. Says it is normal to speak so many there.
09-24-2004, 07:11 PM
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Ricer is the slang term used by some for Asiatic brands of vehicles that normally put emphasis on quality of the product moreso than performance and handling.
09-25-2004, 03:06 AM
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I don't believe that a Honda that is cleanly modded and tastefully done is deserving of the ricer title. Just because a car is from Japan or what have you, does not automatically make it a ricer.
A BMW with an over the top spoiler, lots of stickers and some flashy paint can be considered a ricer as well.
Some hardcore enthusiasts that are mainly interested in performance, often consider any mod that is added just for looks as "rice." Under this definition, rear reflectors, heavy wheels and add-on bumpers would all fall under the category of rice.
A BMW with an over the top spoiler, lots of stickers and some flashy paint can be considered a ricer as well.
Some hardcore enthusiasts that are mainly interested in performance, often consider any mod that is added just for looks as "rice." Under this definition, rear reflectors, heavy wheels and add-on bumpers would all fall under the category of rice.
