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i guess she also wouldn't have had much time to pick out a nice headscarf either

Selling an apartment at auction in 22 hours - Cross you fingers for me

Whiskey 7 wrote: Selling an apartment at auction in 22 hours - Cross you fingers for me

Fingers crossed

lars63 wrote:

Whiskey 7 wrote: Selling an apartment at auction in 22 hours - Cross you fingers for me

Fingers crossed

It is getting closer and a little more stressful and I don't stress easily.
Just over 7 hours to go...

All done
Sold under the hammer of the Auctioneer and I'm happy.

Installed my multi-colored LEDs lights. The best part is the entire bike lights up red when you apply the brakes.
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Just wow

classy.

blockhead be pimpin' yo

I knew you guys would like them.

YourGrandpa wrote:LEDs lights

Don't.

Grats, Whiskey7. Price doesn't matter as long as both parties are happy.

Ferrao10 wrote:

YourGrandpa wrote:LEDs lights

D...

Fuck U.

sounds like a college geoff would go to

Thinking of a new car

Considering a KIA Sportage, the top of the line model. Petrol and not diesel as I read somewhere you need do 30,000 klms* per year for the savings (running diesel) to kick in.

Thoughts/advice?


* That's 19,000 miles for some

Lol Kia... ...

Whiskey 7 wrote:Thinking of a new car

Considering a KIA Sportage, the top of the line model. Petrol and not diesel as I read somewhere you need do 30,000 klms* per year for the savings (running diesel) to kick in.

Thoughts/advice?


* That's 19,000 miles for some

Yeah, don't get a KIA. Seriously, worst car I've ever owned. If you're going to go with a korean car get a hyundai, they seem to be much better quality.

To give you an idea of my experiences with a kia, The alternator had to be replaced the 1st year I had mine, then the driver side window wouldn't open/close cause a part in broke when it was frozen shut. Didn't realize the parts that control the window were made of plastic (not kidding). After that I had several other issues and wound up taking it back to the dealership for a Jeep. Worst car I've ever owned.

Get the Kia

Just got back from Iran last night. The flight time was long but I had enough time on the way in to walk all over downtown Amsterdam. Did some souvenir shopping, visited the Van Gogh museum, and did a canal tour.

















Capped off my Amsterdam trip with a couple Heinekens and an amazing pizza

After about 30 hours, I finally made it to Tehran.

Tabiat Bridge at night. There's a lovely restaurant on the lower level of the bridge



Mosque next to the Tajrish markets



View of Alborz mountains from Tajrish Square. The traffic is immense but I call it "organized chaos".









Snagged this beautiful bronze statue from a streetside bazaar



Great-aunt gave me this heavy, copper candle holder



Necklaces for the missus





It's a totally different world over there but if you have a chance to visit Iran, you should definitely do it. Next time I will go for at least a couple weeks so I can take in the archaeological sites and see Shiraz and Esfahan.

Maybe the moron above had a bad Kia? Our Kia has 120k on it and the only parts replaced are tires and brakes.... Turbo started acting up at 110k, but it sorted itself out...

Road noise sucks though and resale value...

Maybe. I live in a much colder climate than you and it's much more demanding on vehicles. Doesn't change the fact that parts of the car that should be made of metal were made of plastic though.

great pics mazda