Lack of Clothes - again
Jun 25th 2012, 1:36 pm
#676
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
Wow I'm surprised at this one, now all they have to do is find Saudi women who train and live outside Saudi (the cant be seen doing it in Saudi) to compete
http://http://www.arabianbusiness.co...cs-463293.html
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/saudi...cs-463293.html
http://http://www.arabianbusiness.co...cs-463293.html
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/saudi...cs-463293.html
Jun 25th 2012, 1:58 pm
#677
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
I have absolutely no idea what you're on about.
Jun 25th 2012, 2:13 pm
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
i am gathering my thoughts right now but I feel there is a butterfly perching on the lion's shoulder, it would be too disproptionat and unfair match to roar at it so the simple answer to your question is, no sweetie I don't.
and as for Meow, nice try but you have got to work harder to get me going
and as for Meow, nice try but you have got to work harder to get me going
), just bring it on, IF you think you can handle the echo. And try not to go the insulting, personal route, as that is very predictable and boring...surprise me! 
And "disproportionate" is spelled like this...( and no, I am not a native English speaker, neither am I dyslexic...just like you! )
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Jun 25th 2012, 2:19 pm
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Jun 25th 2012, 2:20 pm
#680
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Jun 25th 2012, 2:24 pm
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Jun 25th 2012, 2:25 pm
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Jun 25th 2012, 4:32 pm
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
Wait, we've got a slavery-supporter who thinks human rights have nothing to do with morality, and all we can do is pick on his grammar? i give up.
Jun 25th 2012, 5:13 pm
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
Al Murray has proof of god!
Jun 25th 2012, 8:06 pm
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
Wow...., this thread is beginning to look like a kung fu game, many pitted against one (poor old Bruce Lee), with lots of web site links flying every where, and no one (apart from, may be one and even vaguely) bothered to sit down and calmly write down a summary of his/her thoughts,.. expecting me to go through all those articles and news web sites and provide answers to every idea in them. The theme is the same, the articles spoke of people's practices and organized mafia groups which is not the subject in question, we are talking about institutionalized slavery, that is country legalizing or accepting slavery.
Some one, yet again, stepped into side topics of religions and expecting me to debate the subject of slavery and prisoners of wars in the old time which would bring into the discussion the Roman's and their favourite pass time game of 'Slaves versus hungry beasts' (watch Gladiator film if interested), while the topic of the thread is still "lack of clothes"!!!!
Don't expect me to stand up here and defend the actions of the Arab organized mafia of slavery/prostitution, any more than I expect you to defend the white slavery practices (as well as black) here in London, conducted by the Russian and east European mafias, whose main customers are, not Saudi rich men, but middle class gentlemen charged with sexual fantasies and with stacks of cash to spend. Reminds me of a story in the paper of a Nigerian teenager girl who was smuggled to London on promise to a descent job, realized that she has been conned, picked up the phone to her mum in Nigeria (who was one of the conspirers) and complained, her mother told her, "Its ok darling, better to be scr**** and get paid for it than to stay here and marry an ass**** who will do the same thing to you but without paying you and you still have to look after his kids". Europe is riddled with this kind of poor girls.
Alexa, I just don't understand what, this spelling fusses all the about, the English language spelling, any way is going to be changed soon, so don't hold on to it, the demand from the European union to overhaul the English language spelling is mounting. This is their condition to accept english as an official language of the union, so write-it-as-you-hear-it kind of approach will have to be adopted world wide. Cat, for example would be spelled as kat, etc. That should effectively advance the good cause of humanity as one would concentrate on the context of the word not the silly spelling part of the word, like some of you here are so much obsessed with.
And as for Seven seas, your post reminds me of the old English practice of the Dark Ages of witch hunting , that practice off course, is now history but, the spirit is by all means not, old habits die hard mate.....
Some one, yet again, stepped into side topics of religions and expecting me to debate the subject of slavery and prisoners of wars in the old time which would bring into the discussion the Roman's and their favourite pass time game of 'Slaves versus hungry beasts' (watch Gladiator film if interested), while the topic of the thread is still "lack of clothes"!!!!
Don't expect me to stand up here and defend the actions of the Arab organized mafia of slavery/prostitution, any more than I expect you to defend the white slavery practices (as well as black) here in London, conducted by the Russian and east European mafias, whose main customers are, not Saudi rich men, but middle class gentlemen charged with sexual fantasies and with stacks of cash to spend. Reminds me of a story in the paper of a Nigerian teenager girl who was smuggled to London on promise to a descent job, realized that she has been conned, picked up the phone to her mum in Nigeria (who was one of the conspirers) and complained, her mother told her, "Its ok darling, better to be scr**** and get paid for it than to stay here and marry an ass**** who will do the same thing to you but without paying you and you still have to look after his kids". Europe is riddled with this kind of poor girls.
Alexa, I just don't understand what, this spelling fusses all the about, the English language spelling, any way is going to be changed soon, so don't hold on to it, the demand from the European union to overhaul the English language spelling is mounting. This is their condition to accept english as an official language of the union, so write-it-as-you-hear-it kind of approach will have to be adopted world wide. Cat, for example would be spelled as kat, etc. That should effectively advance the good cause of humanity as one would concentrate on the context of the word not the silly spelling part of the word, like some of you here are so much obsessed with.
And as for Seven seas, your post reminds me of the old English practice of the Dark Ages of witch hunting , that practice off course, is now history but, the spirit is by all means not, old habits die hard mate.....
Jun 25th 2012, 8:14 pm
#687
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
So you answer nothing again and just write an inane post. I'm sure the EU will dictate the spelling of our language like they dictated what currency we use.........
Jun 25th 2012, 8:32 pm
#688
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
Wow...., this thread is beginning to look like a kung fu game, many pitted against one (poor old Bruce Lee), with lots of web site links flying every where, and no one (apart from, may be one and even vaguely) bothered to sit down and calmly write down a summary of his/her thoughts,.. expecting me to go through all those articles and news web sites and provide answers to every idea in them. The theme is the same, the articles spoke of people's practices and organized mafia groups which is not the subject in question, we are talking about institutionalized slavery, that is country legalizing or accepting slavery.
Some one, yet again, stepped into side topics of religions and expecting me to debate the subject of slavery and prisoners of wars in the old time which would bring into the discussion the Roman's and their favourite pass time game of 'Slaves versus hungry beasts' (watch Gladiator film if interested), while the topic of the thread is still "lack of clothes"!!!!
Don't expect me to stand up here and defend the actions of the Arab organized mafia of slavery/prostitution, any more than I expect you to defend the white slavery practices (as well as black) here in London, conducted by the Russian and east European mafias, whose main customers are, not Saudi rich men, but middle class gentlemen charged with sexual fantasies and with stacks of cash to spend. Reminds me of a story in the paper of a Nigerian teenager girl who was smuggled to London on promise to a descent job, realized that she has been conned, picked up the phone to her mum in Nigeria (who was one of the conspirers) and complained, her mother told her, "Its ok darling, better to be scr**** and get paid for it than to stay here and marry an ass**** who will do the same thing to you but without paying you and you still have to look after his kids". Europe is riddled with this kind of poor girls.
Alexa, I just don't understand what, this spelling fusses all the about, the English language spelling, any way is going to be changed soon, so don't hold on to it, the demand from the European union to overhaul the English language spelling is mounting. This is their condition to accept english as an official language of the union, so write-it-as-you-hear-it kind of approach will have to be adopted world wide. Cat, for example would be spelled as kat, etc. That should effectively advance the good cause of humanity as one would concentrate on the context of the word not the silly spelling part of the word, like some of you here are so much obsessed with.
And as for Seven seas, your post reminds me of the old English practice of the Dark Ages of witch hunting , that practice off course, is now history but, the spirit is by all means not, old habits die hard mate.....
Some one, yet again, stepped into side topics of religions and expecting me to debate the subject of slavery and prisoners of wars in the old time which would bring into the discussion the Roman's and their favourite pass time game of 'Slaves versus hungry beasts' (watch Gladiator film if interested), while the topic of the thread is still "lack of clothes"!!!!
Don't expect me to stand up here and defend the actions of the Arab organized mafia of slavery/prostitution, any more than I expect you to defend the white slavery practices (as well as black) here in London, conducted by the Russian and east European mafias, whose main customers are, not Saudi rich men, but middle class gentlemen charged with sexual fantasies and with stacks of cash to spend. Reminds me of a story in the paper of a Nigerian teenager girl who was smuggled to London on promise to a descent job, realized that she has been conned, picked up the phone to her mum in Nigeria (who was one of the conspirers) and complained, her mother told her, "Its ok darling, better to be scr**** and get paid for it than to stay here and marry an ass**** who will do the same thing to you but without paying you and you still have to look after his kids". Europe is riddled with this kind of poor girls.
Alexa, I just don't understand what, this spelling fusses all the about, the English language spelling, any way is going to be changed soon, so don't hold on to it, the demand from the European union to overhaul the English language spelling is mounting. This is their condition to accept english as an official language of the union, so write-it-as-you-hear-it kind of approach will have to be adopted world wide. Cat, for example would be spelled as kat, etc. That should effectively advance the good cause of humanity as one would concentrate on the context of the word not the silly spelling part of the word, like some of you here are so much obsessed with.
And as for Seven seas, your post reminds me of the old English practice of the Dark Ages of witch hunting , that practice off course, is now history but, the spirit is by all means not, old habits die hard mate.....
Jun 25th 2012, 9:34 pm
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
This is becoming boring.
Jun 26th 2012, 1:38 am
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Re: Lack of Clothes - again
Wow...., this thread is beginning to look like a kung fu game, many pitted against one (poor old Bruce Lee), with lots of web site links flying every where, and no one (apart from, may be one and even vaguely) bothered to sit down and calmly write down a summary of his/her thoughts,.. expecting me to go through all those articles and news web sites and provide answers to every idea in them. The theme is the same, the articles spoke of people's practices and organized mafia groups which is not the subject in question, we are talking about institutionalized slavery, that is country legalizing or accepting slavery.
Some one, yet again, stepped into side topics of religions and expecting me to debate the subject of slavery and prisoners of wars in the old time which would bring into the discussion the Roman's and their favourite pass time game of 'Slaves versus hungry beasts' (watch Gladiator film if interested), while the topic of the thread is still "lack of clothes"!!!!
Don't expect me to stand up here and defend the actions of the Arab organized mafia of slavery/prostitution, any more than I expect you to defend the white slavery practices (as well as black) here in London, conducted by the Russian and east European mafias, whose main customers are, not Saudi rich men, but middle class gentlemen charged with sexual fantasies and with stacks of cash to spend. Reminds me of a story in the paper of a Nigerian teenager girl who was smuggled to London on promise to a descent job, realized that she has been conned, picked up the phone to her mum in Nigeria (who was one of the conspirers) and complained, her mother told her, "Its ok darling, better to be scr**** and get paid for it than to stay here and marry an ass**** who will do the same thing to you but without paying you and you still have to look after his kids". Europe is riddled with this kind of poor girls.
Alexa, I just don't understand what, this spelling fusses all the about, the English language spelling, any way is going to be changed soon, so don't hold on to it, the demand from the European union to overhaul the English language spelling is mounting. This is their condition to accept english as an official language of the union, so write-it-as-you-hear-it kind of approach will have to be adopted world wide. Cat, for example would be spelled as kat, etc. That should effectively advance the good cause of humanity as one would concentrate on the context of the word not the silly spelling part of the word, like some of you here are so much obsessed with.
And as for Seven seas, your post reminds me of the old English practice of the Dark Ages of witch hunting , that practice off course, is now history but, the spirit is by all means not, old habits die hard mate.....
Some one, yet again, stepped into side topics of religions and expecting me to debate the subject of slavery and prisoners of wars in the old time which would bring into the discussion the Roman's and their favourite pass time game of 'Slaves versus hungry beasts' (watch Gladiator film if interested), while the topic of the thread is still "lack of clothes"!!!!
Don't expect me to stand up here and defend the actions of the Arab organized mafia of slavery/prostitution, any more than I expect you to defend the white slavery practices (as well as black) here in London, conducted by the Russian and east European mafias, whose main customers are, not Saudi rich men, but middle class gentlemen charged with sexual fantasies and with stacks of cash to spend. Reminds me of a story in the paper of a Nigerian teenager girl who was smuggled to London on promise to a descent job, realized that she has been conned, picked up the phone to her mum in Nigeria (who was one of the conspirers) and complained, her mother told her, "Its ok darling, better to be scr**** and get paid for it than to stay here and marry an ass**** who will do the same thing to you but without paying you and you still have to look after his kids". Europe is riddled with this kind of poor girls.
Alexa, I just don't understand what, this spelling fusses all the about, the English language spelling, any way is going to be changed soon, so don't hold on to it, the demand from the European union to overhaul the English language spelling is mounting. This is their condition to accept english as an official language of the union, so write-it-as-you-hear-it kind of approach will have to be adopted world wide. Cat, for example would be spelled as kat, etc. That should effectively advance the good cause of humanity as one would concentrate on the context of the word not the silly spelling part of the word, like some of you here are so much obsessed with.
And as for Seven seas, your post reminds me of the old English practice of the Dark Ages of witch hunting , that practice off course, is now history but, the spirit is by all means not, old habits die hard mate.....
