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12-31-2010, 10:14 PM
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I was looking at cars on autotrader because i have nothing better to do on new years eve thanks to my parents, when i came across this... I wonder if anyone has ever asked the owner if he knows its "bimmer", I know most people don't know that and I'm not one to correct someone when they say beemer but IMO, if you're selling BMWs you should at least know the difference
12-31-2010, 11:48 PM
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My Ride: 2008 Porsche 911 Carrera S Convertible. Midnight Blue, 6 Speed.Retired - 2007 997 Carrera S, Midnight Blue, Grey leather, premium audioRetired - 2007 550i, Monaco Blue over Beige, Navigation, Logic 7, Cold Weather Pack, Comfort Access, Sport Package
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What constitutes the correct usage of Bimmer and Beemer is, in fact, country specific... Beemer is not just limited to motorcycles. Over in the UK and other places, Beemer is a perfectly legitimate slang description for the cars.
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(So, I was having a fag in my B.M....)
01-01-2011, 08:41 PM
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haha thats good to know 
and i know beemer is generally for bikes thats thats why i made sure to not crop out the "luxury motorcars" sign and i have also heard B.M. on top gear
and i know beemer is generally for bikes thats thats why i made sure to not crop out the "luxury motorcars" sign and i have also heard B.M. on top gear
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