R.i.p. Bmw
09-25-2002, 12:26 PM
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Jason, I think 2000_s2000 was just saying the message of the flash animation is BMW writing it's own obituary... not saying the poor quality stock photos, cheezy music, and .edu address (same one I've seen on every board this has been posted to) was BMWs doing. 
However, poorly made it is, it's universally agreed Bangle has phucked with Bavarian tradition. I'm shocked this man has a job in the creative industry.
However, poorly made it is, it's universally agreed Bangle has phucked with Bavarian tradition. I'm shocked this man has a job in the creative industry.
09-25-2002, 01:20 PM
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Loki, I disagree. He is a very creative guy. The only problem is that his form of creativity is better left to art museums where only "art lovers" have to see his crap 
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