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Nairalanders elder brother and daddy welcoming their inlaw. |
My friend with the bride's parent. |
Getting ready. |
Guys doing their thing. |
Another Nairalander. |
A nairalander. "The journey started 4yrs back in school, Ekiti State University."
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Mike Dargas vs Olumide.
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denkyw:Try and download or you visit any movie store around you. |
nairalandbuzz:Haven't seen it. |
vivaciousvivi:Ive not even seen any of d movies you listed here, but wil try&get them... |
The movie was shot in Philadelphia, US and few shots were taken in Greenland cos the producer wanted real ice&iceberg for some particular scenes. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0938283/locations?item=lc0327519&mode=desktop http://articles.latimes.com/2010/jul/07/business/la-fi-ct-onlocation-20100707 cc: hkidola00 |
more.
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The set after construction.
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The set during construction.
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Inside the US Navy Hanger: The water tribe set during construction.
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Outside the set of the water tribes: Former US Navy airplane hanger, Philadelphia, US.
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hkidola00:What if i tell you that the water tribe set was constructed?
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Electric/Power windows in cars was introduced in 1948.
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A company in the United States, first offered installation of air conditioning for cars, 1933 - 1939.
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talk2riel:U kidding? What brand and model? |
The first car accident occurred in 1891, in Ohio.
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The largest speeding fine ever given is $1,000,000. It was given in Switzerland to someone driving 180 mph. http://endlessfacts.com/post/673268960/10-Cool-Facts-About-Cars.html
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When the car radio was introduced 1929, some states wanted to ban it arguing that it could distract drivers and cause accidents.
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MULLAH123:"E" doesn't really mean empty afterall, there's still reserve. Just that most drivers probably get scared and don't push their car to its true limit. Ive personally covered a distance of 20km with the red indicator on, some cars will do more than that. |
In 1916, 55% of cars in the world were Model T Ford.
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Mystiqme:Actually, Antarctica is an extreme, remote environment, and medical facilities are very limited. Going to Antarctica as a worker or scientist who will stay for a long time must pass rigorous medical and dental examinations. Having appendix removed is not really a must, but because of the past experience, the stranded doctor that had appendicitis on an expedition on the antarctic decades back. Thats why they adopted the idea that appendix must be checked or removed before working in Antarctica, you know like a precaution. If you go through the second page of the thread again, you will i posted that Antarctica takes large number of tourists annually and am so sure they are not removing their appendix. Same goes for the wisdom tooth, low level of dental care just in case. Another thing, the op hkidola00 said "Walk" but i said "Work" |
hkidola00:Good, this movie was released in June, 2010. But before i continue bro, can you tell me what makes you think the movies was shot in Antarctica or can you provide a source? |
Most cars drive another 60miles after they hit empty, this is called "buffer zone" and US cars have the largest buffer zone on vehicles.
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Say yes to parking break, they reduce stress on the transmission while parked and wil add years of life to it.
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Keeping a full tank keeps your car healthy. Experts that are familiar with the common fuel injection system will tell you that running out of gas can cause serious fuel line problems - and that running low can be detrimental, too. Running out of gas in a fuel injected car can allow small particles of dirt and rust that are concentrated at the bottom of the gas tank, and when the fuel pump sucks them up, some of that dirt can work its way past the fuel filter, into the injectors. A clean fuel filter and new filtration technologies can help to minimize the dangers of running consistently low on gas. https://www.libertymutual.com/safe-and-smart-living/blog-posts/fun-car-facts?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C8889848231
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kingsilly:Oya run, go ask the dealer ![]() |
Your car is an elaborate puzzle of parts. Estimates show that the average car has about 30,000 parts. It might seem incredible, but when you start counting things like side panel pins and interior handle screws, you can see how the numbers can start to add up. That's a lot of little pieces to put together.
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