Language Of Cities, The - Maserati

Advantages: They have none but their cars do
Disadvantages: Customer service

...If you know me by now then you know that I just can't help booking up those test drives with dealers and certain cars. I have been to Mercedes, Audi and even Porsche in Reading. But why is it that I didnt get one here. One day looking through a car magazine I saw a lovely car, looked beautiful, it was a Maserati. Immediately I got their number and asked them to send me a brochure. They took my details and told me it would be with me within 5 days. I waited 3 weeks and nothing had come, I wanted my test drive. So I phoned again and again they told me the same thing. Nothing come, so I phoned them and asked for the nearest dealer. They told me where in London and I went to the only one in London. I went there in hope of booking a test drive. I walked over to a lady and she asked if she could help. She asked me... Read review

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Advantages: fast and sounds good
Disadvantages: the price is very high

...my dad is the manager for a company that offers people a park and valet service whilst they are away on holday, they pay a daily fee and at the end of their holiday they get a bill stating the outstanding charges that need to be payed... last night my dadbrought this car home and took me for a drive in it .. wow ! this is a beasty car ! it sounds awsom, and when you put it into thelower gear ratio it sounds very sexy. it makes a soft purring sound as it ticks over... i cant afford one ? thats no problem as maserati offer new customers a pay over 25 years finance otffer, this meens you dont pay anything up front , the overall priceis broken down into monthly installments. if you love the sound of a rich mans ride and sit there dreaming of winning the lottery of a long lost relative leaving you a huge sum of inheritance money, then STOP... Read review

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Advantages: Clear and important political message
Disadvantages: Direct, dim, and disturbing

...Mountain Language (1988) By Harold Pinter (1930- ) Mountain Language is a very short one-act play by the English playwright Harold Pinter. The first scene shows a young woman and an elderly woman as they go to visit one of their relatives who was accused of speaking the forbidden mountain language. The older woman was bitten by one of the dogs in the prison, and yet the officer and sergeant torture her and her companion with stupid questions and harass the latter sexually. We see in the second scene that the elderly woman was in the prison to visit her son. The woman tries to talk to her son with the mountain language she is used to, for she doesn't know the capital language, yet the officer starts jabbing her with a stick. Still, she manages to tell her son that his wife and three kids are waiting for him. In the third scene... Read review

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