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Originally Posted by X5 Meister
I agree with everyone's comments and in particular I think Drex hit the nail on the head. This country generates thousands of lawyers every year and they eventually all have to do something to earn a living, no matter how stupid it is, and I honestly think this redefines the word 'stupid.' You only have to look at a BMW brochure from 1979 compared to one from 2009 with it's thousands of warnings printed in a 4 point font to realize that just as much money is spend (wasted) on lawyers as is on engineers by our beloved car manufacturer of choice.
Anyway, as said above, I'm glad we can continue, nice job on the seemless transition and upgrade guys; very well done.
Now I'm off to the dermatologist's office to get the 'X5 World" tattoo on my ass lasered off before I get a letter for The Man.
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Look, as a non-practicing attorney myself, I can say lawyers suck. But this isn't a lawyer problem, it's a BMW Corporate Marketing problem. BMW coporate things they can somehow make money here, and I think they are costing themselves money. Corporate has given the lawyers their marching orders here. And these are stupid orders.
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