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🚗💨 Mobilny montaż Apple CarPlay & Android Auto w BMW 4 Cabrio! 🎯 Dziś odwiedziliśmy klienta, który chciał unowocześnić swoje BMW 4 Cabrio, dodając mu pełną funkcjonalność poprzez Apple CarPlay i Android Auto. 📲 Po montażu i konfiguracji wszystko działa perfekcyjnie! Teraz klient może korzystać z nawigacji Google Maps, Spotify i wielu innych aplikacji bezprzewodowo na ekranie iDrive. 🚀 Komfort, wygoda i nowoczesność – wszystko to bez wizyty w warsztacie! Jeśli chcesz cieszyć się CarPlay lub Android Auto w swoim BMW, napisz do nas lub zadzwoń – przyjedziemy do Ciebie ☺️

NOT VILLAGE PARK, NOT NASI LEMAK SHOP 😭😭😭 . MUSLIM FRIENDLY ⁉️⁉️— MY NON PORKIE FRIENDS, THIS ONE IS FOR U (location is at the end of the video) . • OVERALL? 9/10 ILL COME BACK AGAIN 🤤🤤🤤 . • some of them from tiktok said the v*llag* p*rk owner chef moved here and cus they sold their store to a singaporean? (is this fact?) PLS LMK THE TRUTH • eways, i just met 4 NEW FRIENDSZZ few days ago, book bnb and now we ended up here having lunch after that night 😭😭😭 and the food TURNS OUT GOOD ⁉️(always trust the real malaysian) • FORGET EVERYTHING AND JUST ORDER THIS NASI LEMAK if you are in this area • YO THE FOOD WAS TOO GOOD THAT I FORGOT TO FILM THEIR KOPITIAM AMBIENCE 😭🧎‍♀️ • SALIVATING while editing this video and typing this (I NEED TO COME BACK) • reddit review said they have halal ingredients even tho they dont have jakim certification just yet • DID U HEAR THE SKIN SOUND? GOD DAMN- this is the perfect definition of crispy outside and soft inside (i never eat my chicken so clean i swear) - chicken texture and skin was definitely make me have a sweet dream at night (9/10!!) • THEIR REMPAH (the crispy crispy thing around the chicken) WAS SO flavourful, it will make you request another one • and their chicken? UGH- THEIR FLAVORING LITERALLY DIVE INSIDE TO THE BONES 😭 • i love their sambal more than nasi lemak village park (cus i think village park is a bit on a sweet side, but this one has a well balanced spicy, savoury and a bit of sweetness) . <tags>

move onnya susah bgt :(

Replying to @DoneBeingFakeFuckAllUBitches On August 6, 1945, during the final phase of World War II, the United States executed Operation Centerboard I, deploying the first atomic bomb used in warfare. A B-29 bomber, Enola Gay, dropped the “Little Boy” uranium bomb over Hiroshima, Japan — a strategic military-industrial target. At exactly 08:15 AM, the bomb detonated at 600 meters above the city, unleashing an explosive force equivalent to 15 kilotons of TNT. The strike instantly annihilated the city center, with temperatures reaching over 4,000°C and shockwaves flattening a five-mile radius. Over 70,000 people died instantly, with tens of thousands more perishing in the aftermath from burns, radiation, and structural collapse. The bombing was a calculated move to force Imperial Japan’s unconditional surrender and avoid a costly Allied invasion (Operation Downfall), projected to cause millions of casualties. It was followed by a second atomic attack on Nagasaki three days later, ultimately leading to Japan’s surrender on August 15, 1945, ending World War II. In military terms, Hiroshima marked the dawn of nuclear warfare — a single payload delivering destruction on an unprecedented scale, shifting the global paradigm of armed conflict forever. #japan #hiroshima #war #america #pakistan #india #bombs #warzone #militarylife created by Wladfa FBA with Wladfa FBA’s original sound

Replying to On August 6, 1945, during the final phase of World War II, the United States executed Operation Centerboard I, deploying the first atomic bomb used in warfare. A B-29 bomber, Enola Gay, dropped the “Little Boy” uranium bomb over Hiroshima, Japan — a strategic military-industrial target. At exactly 08:15 AM, the bomb detonated at 600 meters above the city, unleashing an explosive force equivalent to 15 kilotons of TNT. The strike instantly annihilated the city center, with temperatures reaching over 4,000°C and shockwaves flattening a five-mile radius. Over 70,000 people died instantly, with tens of thousands more perishing in the aftermath from burns, radiation, and structural collapse. The bombing was a calculated move to force Imperial Japan’s unconditional surrender and avoid a costly Allied invasion (Operation Downfall), projected to cause millions of casualties. It was followed by a second atomic attack on Nagasaki three days later, ultimately leading to Japan’s surrender on August 15, 1945, ending World War II. In military terms, Hiroshima marked the dawn of nuclear warfare — a single payload delivering destruction on an unprecedented scale, shifting the global paradigm of armed conflict forever.