Comments on: We Like to Party!

By: andrea

andrea — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 06:14:15 +0000

@shadow_whisper: “Germans are famous of crossing their national borders to the Ukraine for cheap prostitutes. ”

You didn’t have any Geography lessons at school, right?

There is no national border between Germany and Ukraine. There’s Poland in between (or the Czech Republic plus Slovakia, depends on the route you take).

So considering the two facts that first prostitution is legal in Germany anyway and thus easily and cheaply available and second that the gas price is as high as never before – no German would ever drive as far as to the Ukraine to go to a prostitute.

By: Rahila Abdulaziz Athanikar

Rahila Abdulaziz Athanikar — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 04:00:33 +0000

Interesting blog

found it mentioned in some cnn article with your quote :) keep writing

warm regards
Rahila

By: Broken Wing

Broken Wing — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 04:22:53 +0000

I am shocked!…wait no i’m not!

why am i not shocked? think about it, people in the gulf area have been raised with mediocre laws and strict guidelines and no freedom whatsoever… its only logical to think that something like this will develop

this is…how should i say… stupid??

If this is their way of wanting their freedom, then they are in for a surprise because it will never be given this way..

so, let them enjoy their little merriment of a party… it sure won’t bring any achievements!

Broken Wing

By: Ghada

Ghada — Wed, 28 May 2008 16:02:11 +0000

we are beyond pathetic. as if God only exists in Saudi Arabia, no wonder everyone hate us.

By: Ahmed

Ahmed — Mon, 19 May 2008 22:39:57 +0000

There are links to the article here and in his blog. Here it's again.

By: LAYAL

LAYAL — Mon, 19 May 2008 22:34:29 +0000

Very true, I’ve seen a lot of those stores every day
But where did Mahmood get that info?? There is no link

By: Suburban

Suburban — Sat, 17 May 2008 10:32:15 +0000

I always figured that is why almost every single road sign in Bahrain points the way back to Saudi. It’s the Bahraini way of saying “please go home as soon as possible” Also helpfull So you can find your way back no matter how smashed you are.

By: Persianjeans

Persianjeans — Sat, 17 May 2008 09:12:24 +0000

I was in a plane from Frankfurt to Bahrain with four VERY drunk Bahranies ready to land on their beloved homeland which they talked about allll the way. Well one passed out on a long nap on the plane floor, yes on the ground of the plane…as soon as we took off, and 3 times after a frightened flight attendant forced him to get up, he finally woke up to drink even more. But it’s how he and his very drunk friends continued drinking that made my flight all the more entertaining. They ordered beer and wine one after another and drank every beer possible, on top of one glass of wine after another and in between. When the attendent asked what would you like to drink? one would look at the other and see what he ordered then he would say Wine, not knowing what colors the wine came in he would just say that color pointing to his friends drink. Then he would say beer too..I never saw anyone drink wine as fast as those Bahranies and down it with beer. Point being that it seems like Bahranies are as crazy about partying as Saudies.

By: K-2

K-2 — Fri, 16 May 2008 12:02:49 +0000

I’ve seen Saudis go wild in Britain, and it was not nice: there were always two or three getting drunker than the average Briton or foreign student. We blame it on not being allowed to drink or party in the Kingdom.

@shadow whispers: Germans go to Ukraine to contract prostitutes to work in Germany, where prostitution is legal.

By: Driftingsands

Driftingsands — Fri, 09 May 2008 22:32:55 +0000

This island symbolizes a lost love not a passing lust. I have vivid memories of the homage that I used to do to meet my beloved one among scores and scores of the sinning ones.

All sinners got what they wanted. They came back on the Causeway saturated with lustful fulfillment. I came back with rejection that embittered me till this day.

Go for it, O sinners! Love has no place among fleshly desires.

I am left with a faint distant memory of sweetness of love. Now I wished that I had wholeheartedly embraced the doctrine of carpe diem as a motto. Love has no existence in the city of Dogma.