Search for Lebanese Blog on Google and BlogBaladi shows up on top. That doesn’t mean it’s the #1 blog but it’s pretty cool. [BlogBaladi]

The Tissot Couturier I got for my birthday [Link] is being displayed on a billboard on the Dbayye highway. It looks though as if it’s the newer version as there’s a fourth circle inside of it, but that’s pretty cool still.

[Tissot Couturier]

I think yesterday I witnessed the highest number of live accidents in Lebanon, but the funniest ones were one inside City Mall parking, one on my way back home yesterday night and one on my way to work in the morning. I say funniest because all were small and silly accidents in which no one got hurt.

It is really amazing how the second we have few drops of rains, all Lebanese drivers lose control of their cars or start driving really slowly. It’s like panic mode is switched on.

At City Mall, Two cars going the right way crashed into each other and a girl driving one of the cars refused to step down or even open her window. She just locked her door and stayed inside the car. I don’t know what happened next as I left but it would be interesting to know who the expert is gonna blame?

On my way back home, a mini van was going the wrong way when it bumped into a Mercedes. I was expecting them to go down and have a fight but instead both went down, shook each others’ hands and started babbling while waiting for the expert. Wish all Lebanese would behave that way. (Car was kept parked in the middle of the street though).

Last but not least, on my way to work today, while stuck in traffic, a girl driving a Peugeot hit a concrete separator put on the side of the road. She didn’t bother go down check her car but just pulled back the car and kept going lol.

Shouldn’t it be Hayda Beit Misk?

When will it ever stop? [YouTube]

I was out with a friend yesterday and he wanted me to try out the “Submarine” drink. I wasn’t aware of it until now but the outcome was pretty interesting. The only ingredients needed for this drink are a beer and a tequila shot. Basically you have to put the tequila shot upside down the glass and then sip the beer, and every time you drink, the shot glass will move releasing some tequila.

You can check out this site for steps necessary to make the submarine. [Link]

We replaced the Corona with Almaza and I must say the outcome was pretty interesting. I still prefer cold Almaza by itself though.

This is the first time I pay attention to the playground at Burger King and I am not quite sure this is for children. It looks more like a Ninja warrior stage.

Aren’t there some international safety regulations BK should abide with? Kids could get themselves seriously injured if they fall on those metal bars.