Hot Princess Ready To Be First Woman to Drive in Saudi Arabia
February 14, 2009
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one of the princes of no princess of Saudi Arabia married to I believe the thirteenth richest man in the world her name is Princess Amira al-Taweel and she's married to global tycoon Prince Alwaleed bin Talal okay I'm getting carried away she has declared that as soon as possible she is going to drive in Saudi Arabia by the end of the year the Saudis might allow women to drive man Darwin it's been a long two hundred years people still haven't caught on by the way she's freaking gorgeous gez um lord mercy she's beautiful I'm going to do a top ten list of women soon she might get on there she can drive my car anytime okay sorry she already has a driver's license in other countries when she visits and she says she wants to be the first woman in Saudi Arabia to drive come on Saudi Arabia man it's two thousand nine you're like a couple thousand years behind let's catch up giddy up giddy up but at least they're making progress tiny progress but we'll take it
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