WTB: RS60
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BTW, Brian, I noticed your screen name. Have you read this article yet?
http://www.bmj.com/content/343/bmj.d...=w_ga_mpopular
I love passing it on to any 'gasmen' I know
http://www.bmj.com/content/343/bmj.d...=w_ga_mpopular
I love passing it on to any 'gasmen' I know
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orthojoe:
"We had predicted that the anaesthetist group might outperform the orthopaedic group, as intellectually challenging activities such as crosswords and Sudoku are popular among anaesthetist"
Very funny article. A few interesting "facts":
1. No surprise that an orthopod is stronger than an anesthesiologist, you are stronger than ANY specialty in medicine.
2. I do feel that as an anesthesiologist, the LEFT hand should have been tested on all physicians since an anesthesiologist requires much more strength in the laryngoscope and mask manipulation hand as opposed to the intubate and paperwork hand (and of course, right handedness is approximately 90% of the population).
3. Pending an appropriate IQ test, we all should be smarter than the average american (I, myself was valedictorian in a class over 400 people of average america). Everyone knows that in general orthopedics requires higher board scores to match into. What I find surprising is that, IN BRITAIN, they are much dumber than in America. Is this a reflection of the quality of physicians we should expect should we see universal healthcare here??????
If we truly adopt universal care on top of skyrocketing med school costs, we will see no truly gifted people venture into medicine anymore. They will choose a less expensive more financially rewarding career field.
Good talking with ya!! --Brian
"We had predicted that the anaesthetist group might outperform the orthopaedic group, as intellectually challenging activities such as crosswords and Sudoku are popular among anaesthetist"
Very funny article. A few interesting "facts":
1. No surprise that an orthopod is stronger than an anesthesiologist, you are stronger than ANY specialty in medicine.
2. I do feel that as an anesthesiologist, the LEFT hand should have been tested on all physicians since an anesthesiologist requires much more strength in the laryngoscope and mask manipulation hand as opposed to the intubate and paperwork hand (and of course, right handedness is approximately 90% of the population).
3. Pending an appropriate IQ test, we all should be smarter than the average american (I, myself was valedictorian in a class over 400 people of average america). Everyone knows that in general orthopedics requires higher board scores to match into. What I find surprising is that, IN BRITAIN, they are much dumber than in America. Is this a reflection of the quality of physicians we should expect should we see universal healthcare here??????
If we truly adopt universal care on top of skyrocketing med school costs, we will see no truly gifted people venture into medicine anymore. They will choose a less expensive more financially rewarding career field.
Good talking with ya!! --Brian
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What I find surprising is that, IN BRITAIN, they are much dumber than in America. Is this a reflection of the quality of physicians we should expect should we see universal healthcare here??????
If we truly adopt universal care on top of skyrocketing med school costs, we will see no truly gifted people venture into medicine anymore. They will choose a less expensive more financially rewarding career field.
Good talking with ya!! --Brian
If we truly adopt universal care on top of skyrocketing med school costs, we will see no truly gifted people venture into medicine anymore. They will choose a less expensive more financially rewarding career field.
Good talking with ya!! --Brian
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From: Rhode Island
Just a quick note, sport exhaust is standard equipment on the RS60 so they all have it.
Best regards and Happy New Year,
Dino
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Thanks all. There are a couple of nice examples on ebay and some not so nice ones from autotrader. I am bidding on the silver/gray model in Wisconsin. Not sure how high I want to go, they seem to want $48 and it should be priced lower (42ish maybe?).
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I'm guessing you are basing your values on KBB or something like that. The car you are considering has much lower mileage than the others available that seem to be in the $42K range you mention. Although, I'd think a dealer in Wisconsin would be more than happy to sell a convertible in the winter.
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The leather in the RS60 is different than the standard leather. Its my understanding that the coloring/dyeing process is different with the natural leathers. The side bolsters on my seats feel a little more supple than the standard leather on my friend's Cayman S. Also, there are perforations on the center seating surface, steering wheel, and door panels on RS60s. I hope that helps with your leather question.
As for pricing, I think things like KBB are a useful tool, but they tend to be more accurate with regular sedans than specialty cars like Porsches. P car buyers are more particular than buyers of many other makes, and mileage often means more to a P car buyer than an Acura buyer.
Best regards,
Dino