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Waiting for a Kodak moment. (Posted from my Nokia e61i)
Nov 15, 2007
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nice shot…Good Luck
Hopefully, not with the e61i!!
kuwait is more capable of building an international race track than bahrain but…
i wish…
u enjoy ur time my friends
Talk is cheap vampire. And actions speak louder than words.
Bahrain is waaaaay ahead. Ask Mark. They are already developing an automotive industrial complex near the F1 track to ensure that Bahrain becomes the hub for a viable autosports industry in the region. In 2009 Abu Dhabi will have F1. Dubai already has the Autodrome and A1.
Meanwhile Kuwait is talking about building 1km high office towers.
*Sigh*. If Kuwait’s businesses would invest more here, and less there…