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[Dm19959 at aol.com]

This will be my only response to your drivel as this type of banter serves  
no useful purpose to the list and I have already blocked your email  address.
 
In a message dated 6/3/2006 7:34:15 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
aaron.picker at gmail.com writes:

> LOL, you are ignorant aren't you? You have NOT been replying to the  list, 
only to me individually. 

Thanks for catching my  mistake.

I am sorry that I pointed that out to you as now you see fit in bringing  
this to the list.



> Your comment "Ninety-five of cars ever built do not come  with factory 
and/or engineering defects" is incredibly humorous and once  
> again illustrates your lack of a grasp on reality.

I take this to mean that you believe that 95% of cars built actually  do come 
with factory and/or engineering defects.  If this is correct, I  respectfully 
disagree.

Yes, that is correct. There are engineering defects in 95%+ of the cars  
built. Be it the shape of the climate control knobs or something worse.




> If you maintained your MKII or MKIII the way you construct emails  and 
respond to emails then it is obscenely obvious why you had so 
>  many problems.

I never had any problems at all with the mk2.  It had no design  flaws and 
ran well.  On the mk3, the head gasket issue is a known  fact.  You suggested 
that people shouldn't "buy in" to the head gasket  problem.  Toyota themselves 
did "buy in" to it, there was a service  bulletin issued.

Your previous responses regarding the MKIII head gasket issue make it seem  
as if it is something that can not be repaired. However, it can through proper  
machining of the head and block surfaces and increased torque value on the  
fasteners.. Also, you state that the MKIII's aluminum head and cast iron block  
is the reason for the many "unsolvable" problems. This has been addressed  
numerous times.
 
 



> I can go on as well but I choose not to as you are simply a bi-polar  waste 
of time.

You're the waste of time, you are trying to claim that  every car ever made 
has major problems that require a revision of the factory  specs.

No, I stated that I feel that 95%+ of the cars built have engineering  flaws. 
Not that they have "major problems" unless you consider a cup holder that  is 
too small for "Big Gulps" a "major problem".




> Have a nice day.

Morons like you make my days amusing. 


> LOL

Are you laughing at yourself?  You are trying to  claim in front of the 
entire list that every car on the road has major  problems.

No, once again you are incorrect.



Ta-ta for now.

Permanently for those capable of blocking email addresses such  as yours.