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Borno.

Abdullah — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 07:02:21 +0000

Awwww bless thier hearts, Borno haa ?? CUUTTTEE !! Oh but on a serious note, thats inappropriate. Ve

Khaled Meshaal avrebbe lasciato Damasco per traferirsi in Sudan

Focus on Israel — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 12:50:14 +0000

M.O.: STAMPA, MESHAL HA LASCIATO DAMASCO E SI E’ TRASFERITO IN SUDAN

Gerusalemme, 2 set. – (Adnkronos) – Il leader di Hamas in esilio, Khaled Meshal, avrebbe lasciato Damasco, da anni suo quartier generale, e si sarebbe trasferito in Sudan. A rivelarlo e’ stato il quotidiano kuwaitiano Al Rai, che cita fonti palestinesi, secondo cui la partenza di Meshal rientrerebbe in un accordo segreto con le autorita’ di Damasco e non e’ escluso che sia una conseguenza dei colloqui indiretti in corso da maggio tra Israele e Siria per arrivare ad un accordo di pace tra i due Paesi. Il leader di Hamas viveva a Damasco da dieci anni, dopo la sua espulsione dalla Giordania. Nelle settimane scorse, lo Stato ebraico ha piu’ volte condizionato il raggiungimento di un accordo con la Siria alla fine del suo sostegno ad Hamas e ad Hezbollah.

Hamas denies reports that its chief moved from Syria to Sudan

5-Pillar Scribe — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 12:11:33 +0000

Palestinian Islamic Hamas movement on Tuesday denied some Arab media reports saying that the movemen

Zain to enter Lebanon

mylastresort — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 05:10:27 +0000

Kuwait’s Mobile Telecommunications Company (Zain) wants to win a mobile phone licence in Leban

A Ramadan Podcast?

3baid — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 13:21:00 +0000

Recent Observations

3baid — Sat, 08 Oct 2005 09:29:00 +0000

No matter what season, religious occasion or time of day, parking is still a problem at the College of Engineering.

Have any of you seen the Cosmo Bowling Center commercials on Alrai TV? I’ve only seen one myself (during 9adooh 3 break) but I though the presentation was very unique and creative. In short, a family goes to Cosmo and challenges the man at the cash register to a bowling match. Each member of the family has a different move/technique/super ability and the mother proves to be the most powerful of them all. The whole commercial is split into short (around ten-second-long) advertisements and they’re played a day apart with a trailing “to be continued” message.

My 7-year-old brother was fooling around while watering the plants outside, when a suspicious truck stopped right in front of the house. A couple of strange men climbed out and rapidly headed straight towards him. It was too late for him to make a move; he had already been stunned by their unexpected visit. They gathered around him, aimed directly at him and pointed towards his chin. “Shino 3eks imbellel?”. “Umm.. nashif!”, he answered. Before too long, he was running back inside the house with a box of dates; a gift he had just won from a Ramadan TV program.

Jahiz? Irmee!

3baid — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 22:16:00 +0000

We’re almost 10 days away from Ramadan and the advertisements are already piling up. If I recall from last year, every 10 minutes after fo6oor, our TV would get bombarded with more than 14 commercials in a row including: “Pizza Pizza” (Little Caesars), MTC-Vodaphone, Wataniya and a lot of “Zakat” reminders.

Worst of all is that I can almost guarantee that most of the Kuwaiti TV shows will feature the typical 30-episode of (messed-up) drama where: Men drink, kids do drugs, girls involved with boyfriend without parent’s knowlage, family goes through money/marriage problems, maid is somehow involved and certainly lots of slapping (because they think it’s realistic and adds action!).

Well, whatever shows they have in store for us, I hope it’s something decent. Finally, kil 3am wintaw ib’7air