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MaaaD wrote:

i dont think so Liban, there is way much more culture in Morocco

Still an Arabic country. If I want to go on vacation I would try a different culture. But then again, I am Arabic so its normal for me to want to experience something else.

Also, I know Morocco dude

This goes for you and Choco. Either transfer your dicussion into PM or stop it completly. I no longer want to see it here.

Thank you.

Salam Aleykum

Off roading... Put it to 4Lo

Not many women would get turned on by seeing two men "getting it on".

Let me start by saying welcome!!!! In essence, its not hard to import cars into Dubai. However you cannot register a RHD car in this city. Sorry. Also dude, you are not a fool. A car for a man is very important. When you have put so much into your baby and you have been with it for very long, its ha...

You pose an interesting question. Will it meet GCC specs? They will test you for that if its custom built.

Also Madd, Dubai forbids RHD registration, other Emirates do not. Thats what you saw bro

Still you blew off Work that one time... That mistake will stick with you for ever...

Speaking of sticky.... Did you clean up after?

You can only register the car in the Emirate your residency is from.

brutal-romance wrote:

Liban wrote:Not many women would get turned on by seeing two men "getting it on".

speak for yourself!

Ewww...

the_zooter wrote:

Liban wrote:Why am I confused?

Is this in general Liban?? I've always thought you are a little confused!!

Doesn't help I look like this:

No matter what people say. Kia has good build quality and good value.

Now as for resale, perception rules. Therefore it has currently a bad resale. But Japanese cars had very bad resale when they first came into the US market for example. Look at them now

Wow! Nice stuff Arnie. Good going buddy....

I give you three months then you overtake me!

Meters.

I think 3.5 AED per km. 50 fils per 5 minutes (or per minute?) if stopped.

MuslimA, make an effort to type in proper English using full words and punctuation. Reading your posts is quite annoying when in SMS format.

It's pointless to discuss these things with you as you will never see the other side of the argument and keep bashing away at the same issues which we all know will never be resolved and certainly not whilst people like you hold biased views. I'm sorry Choco, but I beg to differ. I do see the other...

Its me again!

Choco, were you speaking to Lionheart or me?

Sorry, its the end of the day and I am in my "being thick" phase now

watkinssound wrote:GENIUS!!!

Well if I do say so myself.

I truely am a genius

You could always hack into the site and set the values yourself...

Though I thought by hacking in, one can only reset the counter...

Quite so I would think. I was a young pup those few times I visited London as a kid. But I remember that even in the 80s the cabs were pricey... Though I remember relishing, along with my family, the novelty of the cabs :) London is a nice city, albeight slighlty on the depressing side (weather).

I like the Meadows. I do not live there, but I still like it.

The Meadows have more "personality" than the Springs. The Ranches are nice, but I must admit that they are kind of far from "the action".

Who cares..... Before a man even gets a chance to examine the shape of the bum through jeans, he would have taken off her jeans and explored deep within...

PS - I am putting on my flame suit now...

I see dead people....

Congrats...

Now I am going to stay off the roads...

MaaaD wrote:unless you are driving a lamborgini with saudi plates, you wont get laid in lebanon.

I differ.

He may not lay a Lebanese girl without that, but deffo the Eastern European and French / Swedish girls hanging out in Jounieh

fayz wrote:Liban that is the Canadian in you speaking, Kia Sorento's are ranked right up there in the Canadian SUV market alongside with the Honda pilot/x-terra, etc.

Really?

I thought they were lower end. I never use to see many of those in Montreal's rust bucket filled streets...