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@amne - OK . . . so which do you think is the RICHEST country in the Middle East
I am hearing that Abu Dhabi is a nice place to visit too . . . is Kuwait catching-up, considering it's a war-torn country in the 90's
Maybe you are riding a Bimmer in Qatar mate
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Posted: 2006-09-12 03:53:29
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Well in my family we don't have indvidual cars, we share.
At the moment we've got an RX330, Jaguar X-Type, VW Touareg, and a Mercedes 350. The X-Type's just been sold thought for something else.
No BMW's, they can't handle the heat IMO.
As for the Richest, I don't know, per capita, it could be Qatar maybe, I'd say that it's between Saudi, Kuwait, Qatar and the Emirates.
I'm not rich. Every single penny I have is earned and I don't rely on my parents.
edit: Kuwait isn't war-torn (if it was, it isn't anymore).
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Posted: 2006-09-12 04:15:11
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@amne - Yeah . . . nice mate ! The Volkswagen Touareg was judged as the best SUV in the past years . . . what's that RX330? A Mazda? Jaguar is cool ! I agree with the Bimmer 'overheating' specially it's '94 / 7-series models
Looks like you will be better-off if you are in Qatar
Though the weather will kill you
is it true (also) that you might consider the heat in the Middle East during lunch time .. . but when night time comes, it's a hell cold too . . . like having the extremes of weather in a day?
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Posted: 2006-09-12 04:39:37
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the Rx330 is a lexus
The weather does get hot, but our heat is different.
For example, at 35c I can play foot ball and walk around in the sun for 2 hours and feel fine.
In the UK, at 23c I get sunburnt in 30 mins.
As for the extreme weather, no that is another myth of the Middle East.
It does get nicely breezy at night, but most of the time it's a bit humid and hot.
In the day it can get very very hot, but when you live there, you get used to it.
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Posted: 2006-09-12 04:50:55
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@amne - Thanks fro the coreection matey . . . now, I just remember that Lexus model.
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Posted: 2006-09-12 05:08:18
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i made you laugh? oh joy.. well at least my prize is well deserved then!
luke.. im thinking a different to yours that speak English?
get ya ass over to England... we're lovely and we speak "proper" English.. (well some of us in the South of the country anyway and all those up north well the might as well be foreign...) heheheheheh
fatreg
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Posted: 2006-09-12 08:41:11
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lol, Im from england and live on the wesh border! Not some taffy git from the vallys whos hobby is dideling all the sheep
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Posted: 2006-09-12 12:24:45
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luke, youre in denial
ive seen you sprting a pair of 'over' sized wellies and pushing sheep towards a cliff.....
but on topic... mate, you'd be fine going alone to thailand..... i meet so many people who were travelling alone out there... much safer than people think...
otherwise i did a road trip to newquay last year which was amazing.... although i reckon youve missed the weather now
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Posted: 2006-09-12 12:28:17
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yeah, agree with leeboy. Thailand, great place, no problems safety wise when i was there.
They have some of the best beaches i have ever been to, be sure to check it out....
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Posted: 2006-09-12 12:36:29
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Thailand is one of the most dangerous places when it comes to theft ad.
There are these people that are lie slashers. They walk with a blade and slash a pocket open and pull out the wallet.
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Posted: 2006-09-12 17:49:17
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