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  • #11
    brroh bddam nafdeek ya hafez
    (we praise you hafez assad with our souls and blood lol)

    hafez asad... ramz assaoural arabiieh
    hafez asad... ramz assaoural arabiieh
    (hafez asad, Icon of the Arabs' revolution)

    hahahha
    I miss the good ol days maaan
    and I miss arabic.
    Last edited by jahannam; 12-19-2003, 04:33 PM.

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    • #12
      baron that was classic lol

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      • #13
        Originally posted by jahannam brroh bddam nafdeek ya hafez
        (we praise you hafez assad with our souls and blood lol)

        hafez asad... ramz assaoural arabiieh
        hafez asad... ramz assaoural arabiieh
        (hafez asad, Icon of the Arabs' revolution)

        hahahha
        I miss the good ol days maaan
        and I miss arabic.
        Akh, I never got to learn arabic, but I will study it sometime soon (once russian is mastered).

        What I never forget is the army recruitment commercial that I would always re-enact. PAPAPAPAAAAAAAAAM, PAM PAM PAAAAAM. haha, good times.

        And oh yes, the detergent commercial too. Ou nahlé nahlé nahlé...


        Edit: thank you dstyle jan.

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        • #14
          oh my god
          I'm laffing SOO HARD RIGHT NOW
          I can't believe you remember ou nahle nahle nahle
          hahhahahhahhahahhahha
          oh god oh...
          and it's like they HAVE to have girls holding the product in EVERY commercial.
          even if it's a freakin soccer ball commercial lol
          wow
          I think i'm getting fired... as much as i'm laffing right now lol

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          • #15
            Originally posted by jahannam oh my god
            I'm laffing SOO HARD RIGHT NOW
            I can't believe you remember ou nahle nahle nahle
            hahhahahhahhahahhahha
            oh god oh...
            and it's like they HAVE to have girls holding the product in EVERY commercial.
            even if it's a freakin soccer ball commercial lol
            wow
            I think i'm getting fired... as much as i'm laffing right now lol

            Speaking of soccer...remember when some guy scored a scissor kick goal, and the Minister of Sports went on TV to tell us that this was a proof that Syria was one of the top futbol countries in the world?

            Akh, I miss the bonjus though...those juices in the pyramid boxes..

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            • #16
              Do you think that is the reason someone tried to assassinate him?
              Achkerov kute.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by Anonymouse Do you think that is the reason someone tried to assassinate him?
                Assassinate Assad? When?

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                • #18
                  I dunno who anon asked about, but Assad's SON is the one who they assasinated in 93 I think.
                  Basel Assad
                  he was preparing to be the next president
                  and even though the government never announced that he was killed (they called it a car accident kinda like the Lady Di incident)
                  he was definitely killed.
                  poor thing
                  he was very smart.
                  and good looking too.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by jahannam I dunno who anon asked about, but Assad's SON is the one who they assasinated in 93 I think.
                    Basel Assad
                    he was preparing to be the next president
                    and even though the government never announced that he was killed (they called it a car accident kinda like the Lady Di incident)
                    he was definitely killed.
                    poor thing
                    he was very smart.
                    and good looking too.
                    Well, it wouldn't shock me if there were attemps to assassinate Hafez Assad too. In his 30 + years as President, he only visited the region of Aleppo once, because he is not well liked there. Many regional and religious conflicts still exist in Syria, and he was able to keep the peace by having an "iron hold" on the country. I'm not a fan of dictatorships, but in countries like Syria, things could get ugly if there is no one with a firm grip on power. Same thing in Irak, which is why I doubt that the new democracy thing will work very well. Something tells me that the americans are already well aware of it though...

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                    • #20
                      Whoa there Baron. That was a clear attempt at a spill over into another thread topic. Admin is gonna have your ass for this.

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