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Sibbie 10 month s ago
#5 Werke translates better to "factory"
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Sampson 10 month s ago
Sibbie,
that's not true, 'works' is perfectly OK in this context.
It's also called "motor works" because they were an airplane engine manufacturer back in the day.
that's not true, 'works' is perfectly OK in this context.
It's also called "motor works" because they were an airplane engine manufacturer back in the day.
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Delphia 10 month s ago
Sampson,
Nope. Sibbie is right.
Nope. Sibbie is right.
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Celinda 10 month s ago
Delphia, Nope. Sampson is right.
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Sibbie 9 month s ago
Celinda,
Nope. Sibbie is right
Nope. Sibbie is right
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Lodi 10 month s ago
#7 - no one was confused about that
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Aggy 10 month s ago
#3 I think we all know that FIAT stands for "Fix It Again Tony".
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Sampson 10 month s ago
#3 actually stands for "Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino" you ignorants
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Virdie 9 month s ago
Sampson,
The same way FORD stands for Found On Road Dead, and BOAT stands for Bring Out Another Thousand
The same way FORD stands for Found On Road Dead, and BOAT stands for Bring Out Another Thousand
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Sampson 10 month s ago
#6 "Block" stands for "Bloch" eh?
#17 an actual piece of information, hooray
#23 Germans just call them "Smart" not "Smart car" (or "Smart auto")
#17 an actual piece of information, hooray
#23 Germans just call them "Smart" not "Smart car" (or "Smart auto")
that's not true, 'works' is perfectly OK in this context.
It's also called "motor works" because they were an airplane engine manufacturer back in the day.
Nope. Sibbie is right.
Nope. Sibbie is right
The same way FORD stands for Found On Road Dead, and BOAT stands for Bring Out Another Thousand
#17 an actual piece of information, hooray
#23 Germans just call them "Smart" not "Smart car" (or "Smart auto")