I tried that with a falafel sandwich, it tasted great. I didn't try it with anything else though, i never thought about that.
What did you try it with?
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I tried that with a falafel sandwich, it tasted great. I didn't try it with anything else though, i never thought about that.
What did you try it with?
Are you now or have you ever been a homosexual?
(Clockwork Orange reference)
(Clockwork Orange reference)
Sounds pretty tasty.
I'll be sure to try it, especially with turkey, i think i'll like that very much.
Nope.
I started watching that movie once but never got past the first scene, so i don't know the reference.
Oh, that's one of the questions asked of the main character as he's being processed into prison.
croak
Trickster
You got me interested again, i think i'll watch the movie after all.
Rakhel
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It's a man's movie. I honestly have no idea what he sees in it.
I have seen the movie now.
I'm glad i sat through it as i was tempted to stop watching at halfway, but it turned out great.
To be honest though, i'm not sure what to get out of it. I get mixed messages from this kind of movies.
tarekabdo12
Active Member
Hello dear, it appears that we are neighbors.
tarekabdo12
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Hello tarek, nice to meet you.
Where are you from in Egypt? I'm from Cairo.
Cairo. I'm studying at Faculty of Medicine,Ain shams uiversity. Nice 2 meet u Badran. Where are you studying?
I'm studying IT in a private university called Arab Open University.
I suppose you're having a very hard time, i have a relative who was studying with you in the same university, he just finished the studying part, and now is getting into the part where he works or trains in a hospital. He had a very hard time studying there, complained all the time
As for Saturday after Friday when Mobarrak officially (though not factually till later) stepped down from his position as President; can the man next to you be more trustworthy than the man associated by the nature of working affiliation? I know at least that it was workers' demands that (not students') that caused the revolution. In any individual it is the cause determining freedom for action; it is not the agent causing that action un-freelly by the behaviour of the 'mob'. There was something deterministic" is that your view, Badran? I'm old and don't have to believe in human nature.
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Hello tgnostic,
I'm not sure i understand what you mean by your question. However, i get that you're talking about the reasons for the revolution, right?
If so, and if you're asking me what i think about it, i think it wasn't just any one reason, there were many things that led to this happening. Starting from conditions in Egypt in general in the last 5 years or so, and with certain incidents that occurred ending with Tunisia's revolution.
Sorry, i don't understand this part too. Could you clarify more what you mean by 'something deterministic'?
