"I didn't say she wasn't being rude. I was merely surprised she hadn't been killed outright for it."
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Shane Aug 26, 2012. 13 Replies 1 Like
Hello, gentlemen and gentleman sympathizers. I am new to this site, though I've been talking for quite some time with (both male and female) friends about many of the things that show up in the…Continue
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Briana M. replied to Briana M.'s discussion Introduction"I should clarify what I mean by "illiberal." Obviously, this isn't Saudi Arabia. I can drive, and function by myself on a day-to-day basis without needing a male relative or husband. I mean "illiberal" in…"
Briana M. replied to Briana M.'s discussion Introduction"I've only been here a short while, but from what I've seen there is little effort on either side to promote fraternizing among locals and expats. The American Universities here in Education City are an interesting exception, in that…"
Briana M. replied to Briana M.'s discussion Introduction"I've seen a bit of that around. You can do that, and you won't necessarily be arrested, but it strikes me as being massively impolite. Also, you get stared at by the guest workers like crazy."
Brian S replied to Briana M.'s discussion Introduction"Qatar is still rather strict although it has changed dramatically since 1985 when I went there for the first time. Alcohol was only available to non Muslin residents and pork was illegal! Now alcohol is available in hotels and pork is available -…"
Shane replied to Briana M.'s discussion Introduction"The first person I talked to when I was in Doha was a woman wearing shorts, a cleavage popping tank top, and a gold cross around her neck."
Briana M. replied to Derek's discussion Fighting tips?"Take some Krav Maga. It's designed to be used by female soldiers as well as male and would be great for someone who isn't a big guy. My Krav Maga teacher told us to expect the fight to go to the ground, and that we should…"
Briana M. replied to Sam Gabriel's discussion What kind of pants would you wear with these kind of boots?"I think that's more like "hot loincloth." It's the folding/tying that makes a loincloth, futuristic suspenders aside.
Apparently whatever society Connery here represents has buckle and revolver technology, but must rely on…"
Briana M. replied to Sam Gabriel's discussion What kind of pants would you wear with these kind of boots?"Hott."
Briana M. replied to Sam Gabriel's discussion What kind of pants would you wear with these kind of boots?"I think it's a subculture"
Briana M. replied to Sam Gabriel's discussion What kind of pants would you wear with these kind of boots?"A nicely fitted pair of dark jeans would be super hot."
Mohan replied to Briana M.'s discussion Introduction"Welcome Briana. It will be quite refreshing to get woman's perspective on what defines manliness."
"Welcome!!! I am sort of new here also. I think you will enjoy your time here."
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- Philosophy, politics, citizenship, law, science fiction, antiques.
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- Virginia Woolf, Game of Thrones, Nonfiction, history
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- Glam, average indie stuff, 70's.
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- "Someone has to scrub the kitchen tiles without worrying about Dasein." -- Judith Shklar
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I'm a PhD. candidate (one more year of writing to go..!) on a fellowship in Doha, Qatar for the year.
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Jacob Salber replied to Chris Hamm's discussion Who Wears a Watch Anymore?"I have worn a watch for so long now that its neither part of my dress or a mere time keeper, it is a part of ME. I feel very odd if I dont have the old Timex strapped on. Plus, Its easier just to glance down and check the time instead of having…"
Joseph Dean Phillips replied to Joseph Dean Phillips's discussion New Poems"Here is a poem that I found a little while ago, very fitting for Father's day. It was written by someone that I know quite well.
The Working FatherBy Bjorn Faknam
He wakes afresh each new morn,With body clean and hair short shorn.Then goes to…"
Joseph Dean Phillips posted a discussionNew Poems
A Poem by some one that I knowTake nothing lightlyBy Bjorn FaknamTake nothing lightly. No vain promise give. Hold your honor tightly, In the one life we live.Do not throw trust away, Whether in you or from you. Live up to it today, In everything you do.Look with respect. Follow honor to the letter. Use the courtesy you expect. Nay, treat them better.No matter what gifts you were given, You are never above yourself. By whatever cause you are driven, Put yourself on the back shelf.Those around…See More
Joseph Dean Phillips commented on Anas Kababo's group The Poetry Club"Here is a poem that I found a little while ago, very fitting for Father's day. It was written by someone that I know quite well.
The Working FatherBy Bjorn Faknam
He wakes afresh each new morn,With body clean and hair short shorn.Then goes to…"
Joseph Dean Phillips joined Anas Kababo's group
The Poetry Club
The Poetry Club is a group for those who love poetry, anyone who is just curious, and everyone in between.See More
Joseph Dean Phillips replied to Christian's discussion Favorite Manly Poems"A poem for Father's Day, by someone I know, admittedly a little late:
The Working FatherBy Bjorn Faknam
He wakes afresh each new morn,With body clean and hair short shorn.Then goes to work, with mind and arm,And works all day, though it holds…"
Liam replied to Liam's discussion Moving towards my first muscle up"Thanks for the advice Sam.
It is interesting that you didn't find the negatives very helpful. The elastic idea is really interesting. I have managed my first reps but what I found was I am taking one arm over the bar before the other, either my…"
Liam replied to Liam's discussion Moving towards my first muscle up"Yes I agree, unfortunately I don't have anything to record myself with. I managed my first poor quality reps the other day which I am thrilled about but my maximum reps of pull ups has fallen significantly in the process (from 12 - 15 down to…"
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