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sbaks: this will be like the second time i will be learning about this. Pls is this story true as in ibb gay? he looks gay sha :-/ pls @pbundles reply. Thanks

omonnakoda: Maybe 20 or 30 years ago .These days there is no such thing. Cars are INTERNATIONAL with lots of input ideas and parts made all over the world and even COMPETING companies come together to do research so as to reduce costs. You will find sometimes the exact same components in different marquees

omar22: Just talking about Speed and power (Super sport car) nothing rivals the Italians, on the other hand Le Man have been dominated by Audi powered engines.

So which one will you choose?

McLaren F1 or Ferrari Enzo

or Bugatti or Pagani Zonda

Siena: Bro, sadly I'll concur with Baby-Boy here. Mercedes-Benz rust like mad, even in none-accident repaired areas like around the sunroof, A-pillars around the windshield, and the A-posts that support the front door hinges.

Wheel arches literally rot, with the rears so bad, the inner wheel arch wells seperate from the outer skins. Boots rot around the lock, license plate screws. Early models with the side repeaters on the front wings rot around the repeater assemblies, the wings rot where the front bumpers meet the metalwork, the doors rot at the bottoms, in extreme cases causing the outer door skins to seperate from the frame, boot lids rot where the license plate lights fit, causing them to drop out, hanging from the wires.

Sills rot at the ends, doors rot where the side mouldings attach to the metalwork, worse with "padded" models, whereby moisture gets trapped between the plastic padding and the metalwork.

Literally, there's no part of MB's that are not rust-prone. I love MB's, but in terms of rust, the Japanese have better quality steel, or rust protection. Heck, even the Korean models are better rust-proofed. I tend to keep my cars a long time, otherwise I would have a late model MB on my driveway, alongside my Audi's and Beemer. If I was going to own one from brand new, and keep it for 3 years, I would pick MB over Lexus. If longer, then I would go for Lexus, or an older classic MB, which seem to resist the Red Terror better than later models.

duality: classical music can make you intelligent and productive.

Learning to play classical musical instruments (notes and tones) helps to boost brain power.

FACT. Someone mustn't state it in another website for you to agree with me.

Paroman: dude ...stop deceiving urself, u are not close to being a genius. It is taylor swift, not 'tailor' swift. ..........lol

vivacious vivi: Exactly! The cultural background and social affiliations would be parameters that should have influenced the study.
But you also have to face the facts that Hip Hop tracks have "levels". A typical Tupac track should never be compared to say; Nicky or Eminem (who just sings with so much anger and dumb stuff simply to rhyme)!

Siena: I love older Yank tanks. I owned a 1974 Ford Mustang back in the day, great car. I'll get another US classic hotrod at some point, love 'em.

The Americans build huge engines with big power, due to the much lower cost of gasoline. When it comes to handling though, the Euro models have the edge. Which is why even a US-spec Mercedes-Benz gets trounced by the equivalent model. US-spec cars have softer suspension, and are geared more towards comfort on long interstate trips.

Build quality of Euro cars is still unrivalled by that of the Americans. The gap has closed in recent years, but Europe is still ahead. The average American will own some reall nice hot-rod, or modern NA offering, but will still admit Euro boxes are better put together.

Seun: @pbundles: His bike was not a public bike.

Benard94: I was at the GT Bank today (OAU, ILE-IFE branch) to deposit a sum of money. I went with a private bike to the bank. It has been continually emphasized that public bikes are not allowed at the bank’s car park (although no symbolic indication there). On this day, I was about parking this bike of mine on the slab as I use to do. Apart, I met another bike on this same slab and I have once being told by a security man that private bikes are allowed on the slab. One of the bank security men approached with harsh and commanding tone, “get out! Don’t park there! Leave there now!” Being in a hurry to deposit the money as my friend is waiting to cash it in Lagos; I didn’t utter a word, parked and entered the bank for the transaction. On coming out of the bank, I discovered this particular GT bank security man has contacted the school security (OAU) to take away the bike on the ground of arguing with him.
After discovering this, I went back to the bank to report the case to the branch manager. He asked me to wait and kept calling the security man to come in for about two times. When I discovered this man didn’t regard the manager, I told the manager I don’t have all day. He replied “don’t you see I have called him to come? If you can’t wait, go and meet him yourself or do what you like”. I was highly bewildered; the manager has no grip over his security man. This bike was confiscated and I have to trek some km back to my house today. This is a bank with which I have accounts in naira and hard currencies. What should I do? PLS ADVICE

And you want advice, really?

dont8: What has really gone wrong with our level of morality and conscience in this country, smh.