RE: Fiat 500 roadster concepts

RE: Fiat 500 roadster concepts

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ImDesigner

1,958 posts

194 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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300bhp/ton said:
ImDesigner said:
You really think you know it all don't you?

Clueless.
No I don't think I know it all. Not even close. But please explain to me the logic of sketching something that has exactly 100% no chance of working or being possible. Even more so when based on a current model of know dimensions.
It's an idea, nothing more.

Evidently it was 100% possible.

porsche200471

31 posts

147 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Francis Dolarhyde is a very interesting character. I can understand people's fascination with aberrant behaviour. Psychopathy is the greatest fiction or fabrication dramatised within a human psyche, experiencing it as reality. I think it is why I like baiting people who are prejudiced, in any form. You give someone's agenda a morsel on which to feast and their true beliefs will find its way to the surface.
Edward Said and Homi Bhabha wrote on the nature of prejudice when discussing Orinetalism. They explored how Otherness is the playground of all prejudice and show how language is not an inert substance. Language brings everything into being but requires context, and it is ideology that gives the context. Whilst this happens language takes on all kinds of implicit and explicit meanings as operators of that language use it to support the tenets of that ideology.
Any prejudice you can think of, they all depend on implied meaning or, to put it another way... STEREOTYPES.
Later Michel Foucault would be one of many proponents who identified that gay people are usually spoken about - look at that, language at work again - purely in terms of their sexuality, and by that the best reduction of that statement can be simplified as legitimised targets for aggression or violence because of their Otherness.
Actions undertaken from this premise as its drive are concluded to be hate crimes.
Is any one starting to understand how serious this is yet?
I put it in simple terms of noun and adjective to weed out people who understand the difference. The best interpretation of your remarks is that you are playing the part of an unwitting accomplice to prejudicial beliefs. In which case, there is still hope for you.
At worst, no quantity of adjectives or nouns could capture how displaceable a creature you are.
Sorry for anyone on this thread if it has bummed you out, but as I said before I don't back down. And it isn't a-from-the-comfort-and-safety-of-my-sofa-thing. I take great pleasure being the guy who pulls someone in the street for spouting racist crap, for bullying his girlfriend or wife, for abusing an animal. The look on their face is priceless when they look round to see me standing there. They expect it to be some soft sh**e. It drives my Mrs up the wall. She knows now that it's something I can't switch off.
I suppose it is the result of educating someone from a questionable environment. I still like to beat the st out of people. Now I do it to people who deserve it.
If you think you have a response to make please save your breath. You're not in my league.

Blib

44,141 posts

197 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Blimey, don't 'e go on?

porsche200471

31 posts

147 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Little bit.

Blib

44,141 posts

197 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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thumbup

Baryonyx

17,996 posts

159 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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The double-bubble back looks cool, because it's more dramatic than in the Peugeot RZ (Aldi TT). Everything else about it bores me to tears though.

And172940

263 posts

148 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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If you're not a troll then you're a complete tosser!!

Are you the super hero that Marvel Comics forgot to publish? Prejudice Man?

Appearing when someone uses prejudice against a person or animal and then beating them up.

Obviously you qualify yourself as the judge and jury when you decide that a case you stumble upon requires corporal punishment.

Us people who are intelligent enough not to feel we have to tell everyone else how intelligent we are live in a much more advanced society, please stay up north!!

LaurasOtherHalf

21,429 posts

196 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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What the fk have little fiats got to do with the red dragon?

I'm bloody lost.

I just like small nippy motors

Hugo a Gogo

23,378 posts

233 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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LaurasOtherHalf said:
I just like small nippy motors
racist!

prg123

1,307 posts

163 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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glazbagun

14,280 posts

197 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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Looks better than the Mini equivelant. I think it would be the new 206CC if it made it into production.

GranCab

2,902 posts

146 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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porsche200471 said:
Grew up on a council estate in the North East of England. Quite a rough place. "I weight 110Kg and 81% of that is muscle and bone" can't tolerate stupidity from people who are too lazy to be intelligent.
I think you will find that approx. 57% of your body is water .... drink

LuS1fer

41,135 posts

245 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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porsche200471 said:
Pretentious verbiage.
I think it was Victor Mature in some terrible B movie who said "The embroidery of your speech is out of all proportion to what you have to say".

TallTom

208 posts

159 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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porsche200471 said:
Francis Dolarhyde is a very interesting character. I can understand people's fascination with aberrant behaviour. Psychopathy is the greatest fiction or fabrication dramatised within a human psyche, experiencing it as reality. I think it is why I like baiting people who are prejudiced, in any form. You give someone's agenda a morsel on which to feast and their true beliefs will find its way to the surface.
Edward Said and Homi Bhabha wrote on the nature of prejudice when discussing Orinetalism. They explored how Otherness is the playground of all prejudice and show how language is not an inert substance. Language brings everything into being but requires context, and it is ideology that gives the context. Whilst this happens language takes on all kinds of implicit and explicit meanings as operators of that language use it to support the tenets of that ideology.
Any prejudice you can think of, they all depend on implied meaning or, to put it another way... STEREOTYPES.
Later Michel Foucault would be one of many proponents who identified that gay people are usually spoken about - look at that, language at work again - purely in terms of their sexuality, and by that the best reduction of that statement can be simplified as legitimised targets for aggression or violence because of their Otherness.
Actions undertaken from this premise as its drive are concluded to be hate crimes.
Is any one starting to understand how serious this is yet?
I put it in simple terms of noun and adjective to weed out people who understand the difference. The best interpretation of your remarks is that you are playing the part of an unwitting accomplice to prejudicial beliefs. In which case, there is still hope for you.
At worst, no quantity of adjectives or nouns could capture how displaceable a creature you are.
Sorry for anyone on this thread if it has bummed you out, but as I said before I don't back down. And it isn't a-from-the-comfort-and-safety-of-my-sofa-thing. I take great pleasure being the guy who pulls someone in the street for spouting racist crap, for bullying his girlfriend or wife, for abusing an animal. The look on their face is priceless when they look round to see me standing there. They expect it to be some soft sh**e. It drives my Mrs up the wall. She knows now that it's something I can't switch off.
I suppose it is the result of educating someone from a questionable environment. I still like to beat the st out of people. Now I do it to people who deserve it.
If you think you have a response to make please save your breath. You're not in my league.
I have ignored your every post, but please for people that actually wish to read them

Use

Some

Paragraph

Spacing!!!!!!!!!

DeltaEvo2

869 posts

192 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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Erm...back on track.

Fiat rocks! The Panda 4x4 is brilliant! And now this... smile

Agoogy

7,274 posts

248 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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However procrastinastic Porsche 200471 is or isn't, he sums up what I was trying to point out at the start, but that 300 could only 'disagree' with.
Concept cars made real, at motor shows, with all the necessary proportion and engineering required to produce, sometimes don't make production, more often than not really...so conceptual sketches don't even have to go that far. Whoever penned this, will doubtless be able to re-produce drawings that align with what the reality would be, but in the conceptual stage you don't have to...it's as clear as day to anyone remotely interested in design (and not just cars) that at the initial stage you sketch, just pour out ideas, mad ones, bad ones and ones that can be developed. If there is any frustration to feel, feel frustrated that they were published on here and that you misinterpreted them.

deltashad

6,731 posts

197 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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I think it'll look more like this


Agoogy

7,274 posts

248 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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I think you're not far (if at all) wrong, if they could just spend a few quid and lower the windscreen and rake it further back, it'd be appreciated, thanks.

garypotter

1,503 posts

150 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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what an ugly car but will sell by the bucket load to the I buy a car for fashion not because it's good brigade

Like the Mini

billzeebub

3,864 posts

199 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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it looks 100 times better and more coherent than the Mini Coupe or Roadster variants