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Couldnt help not posting this picture of the 996 after it took almost a whole day of washing and waxing..
Now read this: (all detergents and solutions supplied by me)
- First Washing 200 Naira = $1.4
- Waxing with rotary machine 600 Naira = $4.2
- Second washing 200 Naira = $1.4
- Interior Vaccum 150 Naira = $1.1
- Interior Leather & Dash 100 Naira = $0.7
- Washing of inside rims 150 Naira = $1.1
Total $9.9
- 40 liter of fuel 1040 Naira = $7.4
God I love this country!
Waz
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For $40 a month (I supply the materials), I have a guy that will wash my M Coupe and Nissan Pathfinder on a weekly basis. He also glazes (3M hand glaze) and waxes (Blitz One Grand) by hand each one of the cars on a monthly basis. Yes, he also conditions the leather once a month, vaccums weekly, cleans inside of rims and wheel wells weekly, etc. 95 octane gas is $1.98 a gallon.
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Alright thats enough!, where is the forum administrator? These posts should be censured for the sake of the mental sanity of the other people in the forum like me!
Oye "t�o", no te molestes. Por lo menos puedes comprar vinos de Ribera del Duero por menos de lo que pago por gasolina! HA!
O un "montadito" de manchego con Serrano!
Feliz A�o Nuevo!
It's the same way in Iran, 38 liters of fuel for 50,000 rials or $2.50 u.s. currency. I'm balling when I go back there to see my family, a hundred bucks gets me through a month of expenses.
later,
amir
Yo! Carlos, translation plz!
Oye "t�o", no te molestes. Por lo menos puedes comprar vinos de Ribera del Duero por menos de lo que pago por gasolina! HA! O un "montadito" de manchego con Serrano!
Feliz A�o Nuevo!
996blue: smtms i let some1 else wax her so i could tease myslef for a while.. kinky!
Waz
[quote] Oye "t�o", no te molestes. Por lo menos puedes comprar vinos de Ribera del Duero por menos de lo que pago por gasolina! HA! O un "montadito" de manchego con Serrano! <hr></blockquote>
TRANSLATION:"Hey "man", don�t get upset, at least you can buy Ribera del Duero for less than I paid for gas! or a spanish smoked ham sandwich with a spanish variety of cheese"
Had some excellent Rioja yesterday at the New Years party
Well Gus, you're right after all.. I cant deny myself that I long for a fresh hot french baguette stuffed with Caprice des Dieux cheese, green lettuce and country tomatoes sparkled with some seasoning..
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Waz!
Waz, why is it so expensive here in the city of oil? I am paying 11$ for 40 lit. that's not fair.
Prepare yourself hungry Lebanese, goodies is waiting for you, this time you are invited bed but NO breakfast <img src="graemlins/nono.gif" border="0" alt="[nono]" />
[quote]Originally posted by Waz996:
<strong>God I love this country!</strong><hr></blockquote>
Obviously the child labor laws leave something to be desired!
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