[thwgw24]

another Taiwanese from Seattle WA

[jimh103]

你讀哪間學校阿?

[Dennis@RENNSpec]

還沒加入台灣的 BMW club就趕快加入吧
www.bmclub.com.tw

[thwgw24]

Originally Posted by jimh103

你讀哪間學校阿?

我在工作了
你是不是上次有去 alkai 的那一位

[wuchao1]

Taiwanese +1
Im at MI is there anyone close to me?

[clpower]

I need 2 sets of VMR wheels, who do i talk to for good deals?

[E92-Lighting]

i havent replied to this thread for a while, anyone in taipei at the moment?

[E92-Lighting]

Originally Posted by rockstar'm3

請問有人知道在台北那裡有好的改裝廠？

near ban qiao mrt station or fu zhong, there are a lot!

[wuufer001]

Originally Posted by clpower

I need 2 sets of VMR wheels, who do i talk to for good deals?

you can ask Eric @ PYSPEED.
i got my VMR's from him.
great service.

[kzsport]

Hey guys
I'm taiwanese and new join this.....I don't have bimmer but f360 I have....
我從台灣跑到大陸開間改裝廠,真tmd累ㄚ.....
yo yo yo
not easy man.....台灣人最屌!!!!哈哈

[frahuang]

Welcome KZ

[kzsport]

Hey guys
I plan to buy E92 M3 from US to china..but seens china tax for over 4000c.c cost 148% by KBB.......I looking for used m3 with dct and high miles...if guys has any info for sale..pm'd
I just bought 05' gallardo in ca for my friend in china..but need to rebuilt..it's so hard for driver high performance vehicle in china....too expensive...

thanks

[VMRWheels]

Originally Posted by Jeff@FusionAW

lot of cash$$$$$$$$$$$

Keep it under $10k per trip

[E92-Lighting]

yea, welcome KZ, nice car

[wuufer001]

hey all,
just asking for ideas for my baby sis.
my sis is in a dilemma now, she doesn't know why uni/college to go to.
she is accepted in BU (Boston Uni) and NTU (nt'l TWN Uni).

background check. all of us (me, elder bro and baby sis) were born and raised in South Africa but have a good background of TWN culture. my family is very taiwanese, hell we don't only know how to read, speak and write mandarin/chinese, we can even speak taiwanese.

so now my bro and i have thought that since we are so taiwanese, my sis should come to the US for college so she could have a better and different experience. but that's not the way what my parents think. she is really stuck and she can't make up her choice now. both me and my bro studied in dallas, and i'm still here so atleast when she goes to BU she can come visit me frequently, not like she'll be the only member of the family over here.

and inputs?

[Peter@VMRWheels]

Depends on which culture you'd like to immerse yourself. Theres a good chance that, whatever country you choose for your sister, she will stay at after college. Unless she completely rejects the lifestyle in tw which isn't all that bad. Or perhaps its a matter of wanting to earn USD or TWD after college

One last thing to consider is that you can always do foreign exchange classes. So if you are leaning toward US-based college, there is a chance of enrolling in 6-12 months foreign exchange classes at the very college she got accepted into.

Heck, if you want to be even more creative, sign her up for a session of the Loveboat tour

[wuufer001]

Originally Posted by Peter@VMRWheels

Depends on which culture you'd like to immerse yourself. Theres a good chance that, whatever country you choose for your sister, she will stay at after college. Unless she completely rejects the lifestyle in tw which isn't all that bad. Or perhaps its a matter of wanting to earn USD or TWD after college

One last thing to consider is that you can always do foreign exchange classes. So if you are leaning toward US-based college, there is a chance of enrolling in 6-12 months foreign exchange classes at the very college she got accepted into.

Heck, if you want to be even more creative, sign her up for a session of the Loveboat tour

the thing about twn is from the expriences and people we've known. i'm not saying NTU in particular but the lifestyle in twn. too many things to do, and it gets really ugly sometimes. my bro wasn't able to finish 東海大學 because he was way out of his head and failed crazy. as for my sis, she is raelly smart, but book smart so lifestyle logic stuff and the everyday she at best only at par. and most people in twn now are way too tricky for her to know what kind of people she will befriending.

[Peter@VMRWheels]

Originally Posted by wuufer001

the thing about twn is from the expriences and people we've known. i'm not saying NTU in particular but the lifestyle in twn. too many things to do, and it gets really ugly sometimes. my bro wasn't able to finish 東海大學 because he was way out of his head and failed crazy. as for my sis, she is raelly smart, but book smart so lifestyle logic stuff and the everyday she at best only at par. and most people in twn now are way too tricky for her to know what kind of people she will befriending.

Yep, you're right about that. Whenever I go there for business, I find it hard to conduct business in the day time, because there is so many things to do at night . And yes I do see what one may consider "delinquents" hanging out, haha.

Sometimes a golden parachute works, other times it doesn't. When it comes to expat families, alot of them enroll kids in boarding school... $30-45k USD a year, and they look at the kids 24/7. Maybe you can look for a system that has curfews and such. I know of religious colleges around here that have such rules, not sure about Taiwan tho.

[TL]

Originally Posted by wuufer001

hey all,
just asking for ideas for my baby sis.
my sis is in a dilemma now, she doesn't know why uni/college to go to.
she is accepted in BU (Boston Uni) and NTU (nt'l TWN Uni).

background check. all of us (me, elder bro and baby sis) were born and raised in South Africa but have a good background of TWN culture. my family is very taiwanese, hell we don't only know how to read, speak and write mandarin/chinese, we can even speak taiwanese.

so now my bro and i have thought that since we are so taiwanese, my sis should come to the US for college so she could have a better and different experience. but that's not the way what my parents think. she is really stuck and she can't make up her choice now. both me and my bro studied in dallas, and i'm still here so atleast when she goes to BU she can come visit me frequently, not like she'll be the only member of the family over here.

and inputs?

I think definitely going to BU would be a great experience for her if money was not an issue. There's so many people out there that always want to come to study in the states. This will be a good experience for her as Boston is very diverse due to the many different types of people coming to school here. In the long run having an education from the states should be a good investment IMO.

[frahuang]

Originally Posted by TL

I think definitely going to BU would be a great experience for her if money was not an issue. There's so many people out there that always want to come to study in the states. This will be a good experience for her as Boston is very diverse due to the many different types of people coming to school here. In the long run having an education from the states should be a good investment IMO.

+1. Degree from US really helps when she starts looking for job.

[dtwu]

also another Taiwanese from Seattle...

[Johnny Lin]

Originally Posted by dtwu

also another Taiwanese from Seattle...

Damn, seriously. Finally, there are one more Taiwanese in the area. You should definitly come to our Sunday meet http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=279872 We got 31 cars so far.

And there is one coming up on the August 8th also. You should definitly come to that one too http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=283060