"The Arabic Juve Thread... Reloaded!!" (42 Viewers)
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opinions, comments these are better words than view.. but saying I have political view sounded like I folow politics or that I belong to some political party or agree with them no matter what they do (republicans, democrats, communists and others..)
I just can't stand seeing me and politics in a sentence, that's all
I just can't stand seeing me and politics in a sentence, that's all
I haven't lived there(Syria) to say whether I like them or not, I only have few friends, one of them is my team-mate in Football. And they're all bunch of great people and I don't really dislike them just because they have a serial terrorist killer ruling their country.
I think I have no reason not to praise them, I praised them alot when I had to leave from Lebanon to Syria due to July war that took place last summer, I praised lot of their people who did help us.
Yes, I didn't live in Syria, but I do know lot of their cultures, need to remind you that we were occupied from 1975 to 2005? And also like I said I do have lot of friends. So you can expect me to know more than a thing or two about their food, cultures and etc.
Again back to the cuisne thing....the reason you find that in Syria they have similar food like us is because they do cook Lebanese food. Originally It's Lebanese food, they took it from us. Now, you can tell me that Lebanese and Turkish may have similar things, like (Lahme Baajin, Laban Airan) thats true we do have couple of things or 3 similar. But I can't admit the Syrian food you're eating is their OWN food, the food you're eating is Lebanese snoop, but they make it their way, of course wont be the same.
I eat alot you know
People from everywhere, Gulf, Europe, America, Asia do visit Lebanon just to eat and have some of our Mezza. I think you know what I'm talking about here.
I don't know about the tourism in Syria, but am sure were their food to be similar like us, people would have atleast talked about It.
Thats right, but again like I said, can't be really called syrian food, they prepare Lebanese food, because they love/like It. Again and again and again, even syrians would tell you that, snoop.
I think I have no reason not to praise them, I praised them alot when I had to leave from Lebanon to Syria due to July war that took place last summer, I praised lot of their people who did help us.
just like I said, you don't make sense here, how the fuck you will know better than me if you didn't live here in syria? I am not claiming I know the lebanese culture.lol where did you bring that from? 
I am claiming that I have been more than 20 restaurants in Lebanon, and more than 20 In syria, and claiming that they have the same foods, ofcourse with different tecniques. don't tell me you don't know what you are talking about because it is funny, actually you don't know what you talking about, you can't have a strong argument because you have a syrian friend and he told you so and so
I am claiming that I have been more than 20 restaurants in Lebanon, and more than 20 In syria, and claiming that they have the same foods, ofcourse with different tecniques. don't tell me you don't know what you are talking about because it is funny, actually you don't know what you talking about, you can't have a strong argument because you have a syrian friend and he told you so and so
Again back to the cuisne thing....the reason you find that in Syria they have similar food like us is because they do cook Lebanese food. Originally It's Lebanese food, they took it from us. Now, you can tell me that Lebanese and Turkish may have similar things, like (Lahme Baajin, Laban Airan) thats true we do have couple of things or 3 similar. But I can't admit the Syrian food you're eating is their OWN food, the food you're eating is Lebanese snoop, but they make it their way, of course wont be the same.
come here 3azuri I will take you to good restaurants 3ala hsebi and you will tell me the difference
and you will tell me the difference
People from everywhere, Gulf, Europe, America, Asia do visit Lebanon just to eat and have some of our Mezza. I think you know what I'm talking about here.
I don't know about the tourism in Syria, but am sure were their food to be similar like us, people would have atleast talked about It.
Thats right, but again like I said, can't be really called syrian food, they prepare Lebanese food, because they love/like It. Again and again and again, even syrians would tell you that, snoop.
Huuuuuuge difference between the goverment, that i love them a lot (remember I am here can't have any different opinion ) or the agencies that ruled you Alaah yitawwel 3mron (remember I am being watched ), and the people and their cultures..
how do you know that?? prove me, sources?
not 2 or 3, 100 maybe, don't let me count, I am already hungry.
no problem, you invite me at Lebanon
note: food is cheaper here
Key word: T O U R I S M.. that helps a lot
) or the agencies that ruled you Alaah yitawwel 3mron (remember I am being watched ), and the people and their cultures..how do you know that?? prove me, sources?
not 2 or 3, 100 maybe, don't let me count, I am already hungry.
I eat alot you know
note: food is cheaper here
Key word: T O U R I S M.. that helps a lot
Huuuuuuge difference between the goverment, that i love them a lot (remember I am here can't have any different opinion ) or the agencies that ruled you Alaah yitawwel 3mron (remember I am being watched ), and the people and their cultures..
) or the agencies that ruled you Alaah yitawwel 3mron (remember I am being watched ), and the people and their cultures..
umpkin:Go tomorrow (If you have time), to some rests, ask the manager/owner. Thats my source
. He'll tell you more.I just had Kebbe, mom sent me from Lebanon....I feel like a teddy bear now.
no problem, you invite me at Lebanon
note: food is cheaper here
note: food is cheaper here
