Guide for Riyadh
Hello world,
Should I start with Hhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeelllllllllllllllpppppppppppp p or what. Guys and Gals who live in Riyadh.... seriously... please let me know how can one seriously spend some quality time in this place. Meet with people, hopefully drinks and music... please someone who can guide me.. Cheers Karl |
Re: Guide for Riyadh
Originally Posted by Punanilover
(Post 8317465)
Hello world,
Should I start with Hhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeelllllllllllllllpppppppppppp p or what. Guys and Gals who live in Riyadh.... seriously... please let me know how can one seriously spend some quality time in this place. Meet with people, hopefully drinks and music... please someone who can guide me.. Cheers Karl |
Re: Guide for Riyadh
Dude, I don't deny this place is heaven for quite a lot of people... but all I am saying is... there has to be some place for chaps like us to enjoy ourselves.. especially when you don't even have someone at your wavelength to chat with.
Karl |
Re: Guide for Riyadh
With a nickname like 'Punanilover' I'm not sure Riyadh is going to be for you. But I suggest you take up running...
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Re: Guide for Riyadh
Originally Posted by typical
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With a nickname like 'Punanilover' I'm not sure Riyadh is going to be for you. But I suggest you take up running...
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Re: Guide for Riyadh
Originally Posted by typical
(Post 8319405)
With a nickname like 'Punanilover' I'm not sure Riyadh is going to be for you. But I suggest you take up running...
Googled it....never mind.......:rofl: |
Re: Guide for Riyadh
Guys and Gals Common on... Its just a nick name.....which I have picked up long time ago...Running is what I am already doing.... any other suggestions from anyone.
Cheers Karl |
Re: Guide for Riyadh
Hashes, desert trips, compound parties and embassy bashes are the main sources of entertainment as far as I can tell. Not that I'd know anything about any of them :)
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Re: Guide for Riyadh
Im my opinion - better social life in KSA than had in UAE...just need to know the right people/places to go...
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Re: Guide for Riyadh
Hey Danajj,
Then I should say that I need to hook up with you to look at KSA as per your view point. Should be back in town next week and hope to meet up and see what I am missing. Cheers |
Re: Guide for Riyadh
Save your money and go on nice holidays ....
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Re: Guide for Riyadh
Have you been on the hash? The friday one is a good way to meet people (particularly nurses)! The US embassy has parties evey few weeks and anyone (more or less) can buy tickets as long as you know they're on sale - they are sold at the shop in the embassy. There are also lots of 'cultural' events (generally music ones) at other embassies.:)
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Re: Guide for Riyadh
hey Alfi,
Thanks dude for the info... finally someone who could give me some logical info. Well I think I am gonna try that this time and lets see how that goes. Cheers Mate |
Re: Guide for Riyadh
Originally Posted by Alfi
(Post 8359579)
Have you been on the hash? The friday one is a good way to meet people (particularly nurses)! The US embassy has parties evey few weeks and anyone (more or less) can buy tickets as long as you know they're on sale - they are sold at the shop in the embassy. There are also lots of 'cultural' events (generally music ones) at other embassies.:)
I just moved back from the US temporarily and he is coming to visit me here in Saudi Arabia for the first time. I haven't been back here in a long time and we are both nervous about where we can spend time together without worrying about religous police :-/ We'd like to go out to restuarants...are some less 'risky' (for lack of a better word) than others? |
Re: Guide for Riyadh
Originally Posted by Gmakoshi
(Post 8365886)
What is the Hash? Also, can anyone attend the embassy parties? My fiance is american but I am Saudi, would I be able to attend with him? And do you need your passport to attend? or will other identification work..US drivers license?
I just moved back from the US temporarily and he is coming to visit me here in Saudi Arabia for the first time. I haven't been back here in a long time and we are both nervous about where we can spend time together without worrying about religous police :-/ We'd like to go out to restuarants...are some less 'risky' (for lack of a better word) than others? Embassy parties etc are different as they can do what the hell they like. |
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