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1. lol youre gonna split your sides when you spot the hummer of the same colour.

   its out there and i think its actually owned by a guy.

   Comment by sknkwrkz | September 13, 2008 | Reply

2. Wanna bet it is a guy’s car?

   Comment by Purgatory | September 13, 2008 | Reply

3. its beyond ugly!
   but as the Arabic proverb goes:
   لولا تعدد الاثواق… لبارت السلع

   which translates to: if it wasnt for people’s various tastes in buying, goods would’ve gone bad/old

   Comment by Ansam | September 13, 2008 | Reply

4. Skunk – I’ve seen it! I just wasn’t fast enough to get a photo of it! I blogged about it, maybe a year ago.

   Purg – No! No! NO! Purg! Do the math! 1. Bubblegum pink + 2. MATCHING sparkle pink wheels + 3 SPARKLE paint = GIRLY CAR, GIRLY GIRLY GIRLY! Maybe 16 y/o!

   Ansam – If I were 16, I might like it, because of the sparkles!

   Comment by intlxpatr | September 13, 2008 | Reply

5. I still have my doubts, and think its some guy.

   Comment by Purgatory | September 13, 2008 | Reply

6. I have a 306 same color in the neighborhood, but the Hummer takes it all.

   Comment by Hellraiser | September 13, 2008 | Reply

7. لاثواق?????

   Comment by anon | September 13, 2008 | Reply

8. Purg – No. It’s just wrong. No, Purg. No.

   Hellraiser – are you a guy? A guy with a 306 in the barbie pink color?

   Comment by intlxpatr | September 13, 2008 | Reply

9. thas a guy’s car

   Comment by blasha | September 13, 2008 | Reply

10. You mean to tell me this is the first time you’ve seen cars like this?

    Comment by 3baid | September 13, 2008 | Reply

11. hehehehe I think this is a brilliant Daddy’s Little Girl car. Daughter gets a fun car that makes her feel special, and Daddy gets the security of knowing that wherever his daughter goes in Kuwait, he will always be able to easily follow her comings and goings 🙂

    Comment by adiamondinsunlight | September 13, 2008 | Reply

12. it definitely could be daddies little boys car! i always lol when i see these pink cars in saudi because women don’t drive here! always reminds me of the mary kay pink caddies.

    Comment by ummadam | September 13, 2008 | Reply

13. NO ITS A TEACHERSSSSSSS CARRRR!!!!!!

    i see that damn car EVERY single time i take a shortcut in the ghetto i live in i see that car parked during the day time in the british school parking lot in salwa!

    fff!!!

    Comment by Mrm | September 14, 2008 | Reply

14. TOTAL PHAILURE!!!! and yes phailure not failure… “PH” is much powerful than “F” =P

    Comment by Q8GEEK | September 14, 2008 | Reply

15. blasha – you are SURE? What makes you think so?

    3baid – I can only guess that when I am out and about doing my errands and meetings that people with cars like this are sleeping! 😉 No, I rarely see cars like this, and never THIS pink, except for the pink hummer one time. And the pink hummer did not have SPARKLES.

    Comment by intlxpatr | September 14, 2008 | Reply

16. Little Diamond – You gave me a big smile – yes, that would be secure. I think I would add an inconspicuous little tracker device, too! 🙂

    Ummadam – No! NO! Boys in pink cars ? ? ? ? Maybe it is mama’s car, or sister’s car, and some little brother is driving, or son?

    Mrm! No kidding?! Now that really gives me a grin! That would give a teacher a lot of creds! Her students must adore her!

    Q8Geek – I disagree. As Little Diamond points out, it could make a young woman feel very special. It could make a teacher feel pretty kick-bottom. I am not so much into pink, but deep deep down . . . I would love to have a car with SPARKLES. It would make me smile on a grey, rainy day.

    Comment by intlxpatr | September 14, 2008 | Reply

17. i wouldnt be amazed if the owner was a guy,, some people have an attension seeking personality even if they break the norm. i think he/she secceeded in doing so 🙂 if it makes them happy then why not !!

    Comment by Abdulaziz | September 14, 2008 | Reply

18. I think for me it is a cultural thing, AbdulAziz – I just grew up thinking pink was for girls. I’m going to have to try hard to overcome this cultural blind spot!

    Comment by intlxpatr | September 15, 2008 | Reply

19. English men wear pink shirts all the time and they are elegant , while American men don’t dare to wear white socks when they are suited up (ususally when going to court or to church ) 🙂 , is this still the case ??? So far no pink deshdasha spotted here

    Comment by daggero | September 15, 2008 | Reply

20. Yeh, I’ve seen that, even (very rarely) in America, and I have to tell you – it makes most American men very uncomfortable to see another man in a pink shirt, pink blazer . . . unless it’s on the golf course, and then, anything goes, LOL!

    White socks suited up? NEVAH! NEVAH! Or maybe . . . it’s generational, maybe now you can wear anything . . . ?

    LOL at pink dishdasha, like if the young bride washes husband dearest’s dishdasha with her red sweatshirt!

    Comment by intlxpatr | September 15, 2008 | Reply

21. lol! Pimp my Ride style 😛

    Comment by MacaholiQ8 | September 16, 2008 | Reply

22. LOL, Mac. Ridin’ Dirty!

    Comment by intlxpatr | September 17, 2008 | Reply

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