On 11/3/05, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Michael Jouravlev wrote: > > I still don't get what is wrong with Struts Classic. Levi's 501 is > > classic and looks much better than stupid baggy pants. Heinz Original > > is better than some newer products. Can you reinvent ketchup? This can > > be an idea for a slogan ;-) > > How can you have something that is "classic" until you have something > that supercedes it? :)
VW was making Bug/Beetle for 50 years or so, it acquired Classic status sometimes in 60-ies, before Golf/Rabbit was introduced ;-) Of course, America has its own timeframe, where 3-year cycle is considered eternity, and a car manufactured for two years in a row without even minor restyling is considered dated. It does not matter how well the car was thought out at the first place, new is always better. Look, Ma, chrome strips and different wheel covers. Its a f#$%ing new car now, baby! > (P.S., they reinvented Ketchup 56 times, didn't they?!? LOL) And why did they do that? See above. P.S. I'd rather see some progress in cloth washer design, seems that it froze in 50-ies. Michael. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
