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Added: Oct 29 2009   In: entertainment

By: AnotherLeaker  Canada

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  • Okay... There's not a lot that this culture has going for it. That's the nicest way that I can put it.

    For people who obsess so completely about vehicles, why is it that they produce none of their own?

    An honest answer to that question would be interesting.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "ST0N3PONY" (R) United States

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  • One question.

    WHY!

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "24038462" (R) United Kingdom (UK/GB)

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  • The festival will include youth-oriented activities, including sailing competitions, horse race, football and something called %u201Ccar tahjir,%u201D a peculiar contest where young Saudi men stack small rocks under their cars until they lift them up %u2014 the final product resembles a car embedded into a stone platform.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "mysterykeeper" (R) United States

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  • Whatever it is, I guess they are pretty good at it.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "warhog" (R) United States

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  • The festival will include youth-oriented activities, including sailing competitions, horse race, football and something called car tahjir, a peculiar contest where young Saudi men stack small rocks under their cars until they lift them up %u2014 the final product resembles a car embedded into a stone platform.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "mysterykeeper" (R) United States

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  • Muhammad Abdu and Khaled Abdul Rahman will join other Arab pop stars at the Abha summer festival beginning tomorrow in the southern Asir province.
    People in Abha, which has the distinction of hosting the first musical event in the Kingdom, love songs and musicians.
    The festival will include youth-oriented activities, including sailing competitions, horse race, football and something called car tahjir, a peculiar contest where young Saudi men stack small rocks under their cars until they lift them up ... the final product resembles a car embedded into a stone platform.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "mysterykeeper" (R) United States

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  • eh...wouldnt it be better to build houses with those rocks? or at least use them to decorate the face of their cardboard tents?
    what I want to know is how the hell do they manage to always have a super bright white clean jelaba or robe in the middle of this dusty and dirty desert

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "idropsy" (R) United States

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  • Quoted comment by 24038462: One question.

    WHY!


    To much free time.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "Neomus" (R) Belgium

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  • Quoted comment by ST0N3PONY: Okay... There's not a lot that this culture has going for it. That's the nicest way that I can put it.

    For people who obsess so completely about vehicles, why is it that they produce none of their own?

    An honest answer to that question would be interesting.

    They don't work.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "3verygoodreasons" (R) Canada

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  • Quoted comment by mysterykeeper: Muhammad Abdu and Khaled Abdul Rahman will join other Arab pop stars at the Abha summer festival beginning tomorrow in the southern Asir province.
    People in Abha, which has the distinction of hosting the first musical event in the Kingdom, love songs and musicians.
    The festival will include youth-oriented activities, including sailing competitions, horse race, football and something called car tahjir, a peculiar contest where young Saudi men stack small rocks under their cars until they lift them up ... the final product resembles a car embedded into a stone platform.

    No women allowed of course.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "3verygoodreasons" (R) Canada

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  • Quoted comment by mysterykeeper: The festival will include youth-oriented activities, including sailing competitions, horse race, football and something called car tahjir, a peculiar contest where young Saudi men stack small rocks under their cars until they lift them up %u2014 the final product resembles a car embedded into a stone platform.



    That makes absolutely no sense. How could they lift the car by stacking bricks under them? There were a couple of cars that are already resting on bricks - making your explanation bogus.

    Regardless, that has to be one of the most stupid things to do with a car.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "loofmot" (R) United States

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  • Quoted comment by idropsy: eh...wouldnt it be better to build houses with those rocks? or at least use them to decorate the face of their cardboard tents?
    what I want to know is how the hell do they manage to always have a super bright white clean jelaba or robe in the middle of this dusty and dirty desert


    OxiClean!

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "loofmot" (R) United States

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  • sounds like the saudis are dumb enough to emmulate the worst aspect of the West....hip hop rap crap chanting garbage....not surprised....idiots

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "mytwocents" (R) Canada

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  • no gas for them so we make um look cool with rock piles? maybe?

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "twod" (R)

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  • No matter where you look, nothing but dirt, dust, and sand. That's just filthy and depressing.

    Posted Oct-29-2009 by "skyhawk53" (R) United States

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