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Old Jan 13th 2012, 2:14 pm
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Cheers "another non brit"...an extremely helpful website / forums for advice to expats working or wanting to work for Saudi Aramco.
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There is a Saudi Aramco Expats web site. Everything you ever wanted to know but were afraid to ask....
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Old Jan 13th 2012, 4:17 pm
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You're welcome. Wish you well in settling in to your new 'aramco' life. We are in Ras Tanura (Aramco). Choose your new friends wisely.
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Old Jan 16th 2012, 1:37 am
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Think the kicking down the stairs is an urbanm myth, heard it many times about Locals from the Gulf and arrival at heathrow.
It's a story related many times - expat waits until plane is on his home soil and then calmly belts the first Saudi he finds; pays the court fine and walks away a happy man.

I can remember landing at Heathrow in the 90's from Jeddah [the best part was walking up the stairs onto the plane at Jeddah knowing that as soon as the wheels were up the booze would be flowing] and as the plane is taxying off the runway our Arab Friends start to get up and collect their luggage; cue a Air Hostess bellowing at them in a very loud voice to "SIT DOWN NOW!!!!!" - result : some very pissed off Saudis who have just been humiliated by a woman shouting at them. Ah memories...
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You're welcome. Wish you well in settling in to your new 'aramco' life. We are in Ras Tanura (Aramco). Choose your new friends wisely.

that's a bit sinister isn't it ? why not just help the bloke and spit it out
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It's a story related many times - expat waits until plane is on his home soil and then calmly belts the first Saudi he finds; pays the court fine and walks away a happy man..
heard it a few times, my mate tells a variation whereby expat pissed off on the plane by 23 kids volunteers to take the Saudi family passports as he has a friend on passport control, proceeds through and chucks the Saudi's in the bin on the other side
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