A question about women.
#31
Re: A question about women.
I can imagine there is some German somewhere posting on the internet about all the no-gos In the UK.
There are shit holes, but not exactly no-go.
#32
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It's a disaster and I would put money down that within 30 years we we see some parts of either Britain or France declare their own state or autonomous state. And I would bet they will grant it without a shot being fired. The policy is appeasement. A people who fear death more than slavery quickly become slaves.
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Portsmouth is a no-go area for me. Especially awful places surrounding it like Gosport. Christ alive, I'd rather walk through a Swedish immigrant camp with a gay pride flag carrying a pig than along an unlit road in that hell hole.
People are scumbags.
Not Muslims or Jews or Blacks or Whites or Pakistanis or Polish etc. People. The nastiness is in the human part of the make up, not the superficial or surface differences.
If you want to rant about no-go areas then include the council estates full of white British folk too.
People are scumbags.
Not Muslims or Jews or Blacks or Whites or Pakistanis or Polish etc. People. The nastiness is in the human part of the make up, not the superficial or surface differences.
If you want to rant about no-go areas then include the council estates full of white British folk too.
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but none like mine
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I had to look up what the hell 'tautological' meant 'Tautology is useless restatement, or saying the same thing twice using different words. āSpeedy sprint" is a tautology because sprint already means "speedy running." The noun tautology originates from the Greek word tautologos, meaning ārepeating what is said.ā'
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Re: A question about women.
And given the diction and sentence structure used in the previous post, it looks like there's some considerable experience in astroturfing on display there.
#43
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Portsmouth is a no-go area for me. Especially awful places surrounding it like Gosport. Christ alive, I'd rather walk through a Swedish immigrant camp with a gay pride flag carrying a pig than along an unlit road in that hell hole.
People are scumbags.
Not Muslims or Jews or Blacks or Whites or Pakistanis or Polish etc. People. The nastiness is in the human part of the make up, not the superficial or surface differences.
If you want to rant about no-go areas then include the council estates full of white British folk too.
People are scumbags.
Not Muslims or Jews or Blacks or Whites or Pakistanis or Polish etc. People. The nastiness is in the human part of the make up, not the superficial or surface differences.
If you want to rant about no-go areas then include the council estates full of white British folk too.
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Re: A question about women.
Yes, the Saudi bureaucracy will freak out. Are you still technically married or not? If not she has no chance to come with you.
While Saudis break their own cultural norms with regularity and often just for sport - not to mention, Westerners often don't understand what really is a norm and what is just gossip or long-ago tradition - as anyone in the Middle East knows there are one set of rules for locals and a different one for foreigners (and then different ones again depending on where the foreigner is from).
Do as they say and not as they do.
While Saudis break their own cultural norms with regularity and often just for sport - not to mention, Westerners often don't understand what really is a norm and what is just gossip or long-ago tradition - as anyone in the Middle East knows there are one set of rules for locals and a different one for foreigners (and then different ones again depending on where the foreigner is from).
Do as they say and not as they do.
But talking about No-go areas, I originate from Blackburn or Blackburnistan as it is now known and there are areas where, although they do not have a gate and a barrier they are not good places for a white man to be, areas like around corporation park or the aptly named "Khyber pass." Now I live on Malta and even here are places where I would not want to be alone at night, Albert Town and Marsa are for all practical reasons African black ghettos with non of the happy and colourful ambient of African culture.
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Re: A question about women.
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But talking about No-go areas, I originate from Blackburn or Blackburnistan as it is now known and there are areas where, although they do not have a gate and a barrier they are not good places for a white man to be, areas like around corporation park or the aptly named "Khyber pass." Now I live on Malta and even here are places where I would not want to be alone at night, Albert Town and Marsa are for all practical reasons African black ghettos with non of the happy and colourful ambient of African culture.
But talking about No-go areas, I originate from Blackburn or Blackburnistan as it is now known and there are areas where, although they do not have a gate and a barrier they are not good places for a white man to be, areas like around corporation park or the aptly named "Khyber pass." Now I live on Malta and even here are places where I would not want to be alone at night, Albert Town and Marsa are for all practical reasons African black ghettos with non of the happy and colourful ambient of African culture.