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Darkness, eh? I’ll see your darkness and raise you The Tiger Lillies. :D
No, no, Mr. Bigstuff, who do you think you are? Mr. Bigstuff, you’re never gonna get my love and you’ll have to do better than than that. It’s fine to criticise sources but there has to be some basis for it apart from the nature of the publication. If you look at the bottom of the article, you’ll see it was penned by the Lebanese born, Mr. Ajami, a 2006 Bradley Prize recipient, …the Majid Khadduri Professor and director of the Middle East Studies Program at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University.
A man that clearly knows what he is on about, even if his general political views are known to lean towards the right. I introduced the article, as I mentioned, to further the debate. If you have problems with the basic tenets of the piece or the nature of the argument then you’d better spell them out, otherwise I think it’s fair to assume you have no interest in rational debate and are purely acting as an apologist and propagandist for one side only.
:lol: Alright, alright. No need for smut. It was just a guess.
Was that when you realised you’ll never play netball for England, Giggles? The sinking feeling you’ve slipped through the net and your goal attack talents will remain unrecognised by the netball adoring public?
I reckon you’ve entertained us enough these past few months to just post the addy up without being accused of spamming, Panickstricken.
I thought this article from The Wall Street Journal might add something to the debate. A good examination of the situation Lebanon finds herself in, I reckon.
Give up food and take up drinking Mojitos and snorting Colombian Marching Powder. The pounds will drop off. :D
Mint’s obviously veg. It’s green and it grows out of the ground. Veg.
:D They’ve got veg in them. They must be good for you. I’ve seen You Are What You Eat.
How about setting it to a mixed style, then?
