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Chocoholic wrote:Well if you look at my joining date, it's taken me just over 5 years - wow have I been on the forum that long? Yikes!

Oh I did that math too

Chocoholic wrote:

Ambassador wrote:
Well not necessarily, hate to put the medical spin on it, but if the needles et were heated, that would make them sterile and quarterize the wound as it goes.

I'm no Medical Doctor myself (just play one on TV) but maybe the x-ray films have been doctored (pun intended)...

Maybe a few Lorena Bobbitt's are required http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_and_Lorena_Bobbitt

Chocoholic wrote: I have quite a few friends who've been offered huge sums of cash to 'perform' at private parties, luckily they all have the brains to tell the guys where to go.

Really How exactly does that go. Did they meet at church or something?

I have quite a few friends who've been offered huge sums of cash to 'perform' at private parties, luckily they all have the brains to tell the guys where to go. Really :shock: How exactly does that go. Did they meet at church or something? Sadly most of the 'recruiters' trawl facebook ad other netw...

Chocoholic wrote:The truly sadthing about this story, is that she was going to a party organised by friends, some mates allowing that to happen.

"Date" rape is as common as "regular" rape...

Naive of me? I know this stuff goes on, but sadly it's report very infrequently. I have quite a few friends who've been offered huge sums of cash to 'perform' at private parties, luckily they all have the brains to tell the guys where to go. I know a woman who made a report and regrets about that n...

Chocoholic wrote:I suspect because they like to turn the tables here. Even if a woman reports such incidents, 9 times out of 10 she also gets convicted of unlawful s.e.x.

Thanks. That is what I said in my first post on this thread. I was interested in the specific instance of regret as per the previous poster.

Just wondering which 2 parties will achieve peace first, if at all

[I am basing it on the last few days of post and don't know the whole picture...same with the palestians and jews]

Sorry I asked I did it in jest but whew!!!!!!

I suppose I will "catch on" and form my own opinions. *in the meantime I am running for cover*

I'm declaring a tie.


Between the Jews and Paletinians that is!

rudeboy wrote:seriously can I get you 3 a small swimming pool with mud in it!

Same me a few VIP seats please

"Noor is representing herself as she cannot afford legal fees, but hopes someone will take her case on a ‘no win, no fee’ basis" eerrr somethings wrong here. She cannt afford legal fees but she is of Emarati and Pakistani background and she is a Brit lol if you ask me she is a funny cockt...

Are you Emerati?

Are you Emerati? I should be very careful in asking questions in the future if I were you Ambassador, the last one you asked nearly caused the Forum to implode! :lol: :wink: stay tuned.-- Thu Sep 02, 2010 3:17 pm -- Kid would like to think so, but we have our doubts. Just that he sounds like an emi...

Guys and Gals, seriously can you all just leave it! All of this is a waste of energy and time - who needs it. Just move on, be productive, contribute, instead of b*tching at one another, which serves no purpose whatsoever. FYI, I have asked that this thread be deleted - which it will be later on. W...

Are you Emerati? I should be very careful in asking questions in the future if I were you Ambassador, the last one you asked nearly caused the Forum to implode! :lol: hehe, dont worry that was just a typical Bora-Chocs fight! I'm only "worried" that the Jews and Palestinians got ignored (...

uaekid wrote:

Ambassador wrote:Are you Emerati?

yes, can't you tell from my sppelinging

Dont want to assume anything, another question:

Do you wear a dishdash?

Ok UAEkid,

You are local (Emerati)
You wear a Dishdash (and you showed how ingornat I am by asking "what else?" my bad ).

Another question if you don't mind:

Do you wear the dishdash because of religion or because you are proud of your Emerati Culture?

Ok UAEkid, You are local (Emerati) You wear a Dishdash (and you showed how ingornat I am by asking "what else?" my bad :oops: ). Another question if you don't mind: Do you wear the dishdash because of religion or because you are proud of your Emerati Culture? Before the Kid jumps down you...

BlueOrb, I m not talking abt religious nuts in power, I m talking abt the culture and people. Mel, two years I had a Persian girl Neda as a classmate in Dubai. She was gorgeous and changed dress every lesson, which were 3 times a week. All clothes were extremely stylish and provocative even at my t...

She only changed 3 times a week :shock: :shock: :shock: 8) 8) 8) I don't know. There were 3 lessons a week and it was 6 weeks course. So I saw 18 absolutly different clothers and 18 pairs of shoes. They looked brand-new, smart and stylish. I don't know what she wore between lessons. I guess it's no...

DK gave a better answer than I would give LOL but it's not a must thing, I mean I only wear it going to work and evening times mostly jeans , got use to them back in the states.my friends don't like it and my dad too he always goes somthing like (you have a big as* to wear jeans) :shock: WTF PS, yo...

Lucky thing there it it not land in a populated are like Oasis where a lot of pilots live. Our pilot lives there.

Dubai Knight wrote:

Ambassador wrote:Lucky thing there it it not land in a populated are like Oasis where a lot of pilots live. Our pilot lives there.

You have your own pilot?



Knight

Doesn't everyone?

Why should he have to justify being proud of his country? I'm very proud of England even though we have a rubbish football team, have a rubbish government and it's always raining. If I were an Emirati, I would be very proud too. I wouldn't dis him for not wearing his national dress abroad, that's a...

Lucky thing there it it not land in a populated are like Oasis where a lot of pilots live. Our pilot lives there. You have your own pilot? Wow! Arnie, take note: thats one up on Business Class! :lol: :lol: :lol: Knight It is mate i am gutted and speechless. :idea: :arrow: mmmmmmmmmmmmmm I bet he ai...

I came across a story about Iran prosecuting a female journalist for "waging war against God" 'Prominent journalist faces charges that carry the death penalty, including "propaganda against the regime" and "waging war against God."' My question is: Why prosecute her? It...

Because in Iran you can't write anything like that. They won't tolorate anything that goes against religion or questions God. My question is: Why not let God do the questioniong/war himself/herself :P Surely no help is needed and the God-believing Iran govertment ought to know that. Don't you think...

Chocoholic wrote:Because as Melika said, 'men' like to consider themselves the judge, jury, prosecutors in God's name.

Where did she say that? *looks for glassses*. I know your post contains quotation marks but I don't get the comment.