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Old 06-25-2014, 07:27 AM
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Saudi students Final Exam
Unusual group of Saudi students changing tires on a Toyota FJ Cruiser
Final exam at Saudi University for senior mechanical engineers Class
"Display of Dynamics in Motion" Class No. 377, 3 units. This class is not
graded on the curve. It is pass or fail only.

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Pretty funny!

I hope the last guy in "That's a moron" who jumped the car, then was hit by one was just a video trick and not real. Looked like it hit him hard if it was real.........
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First video was funny, but I was only able to make it through about a minute of the other one before I started laughing too hard to enjoy this at work!
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That second video was very funny.
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Think we have all met parts people like this
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Why would they want to know how to change a wheel ? Saudi Arabians that is
their Gov. gives them $90,000 a year maybe more now,for students to study at college, no taxes
just call the dealer and have them deliver the new one
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Think we have all met parts people like this
That drives me NUTS when they do that!!! I go in for something simple, something universal between ALL models of what I have, and they ask for engine, trim package, etc, etc. Might as well as what color it is!
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