Posted By
chahe
Jul 14, 2011 06:35
It's about time! Driving in Lebanon was getting boring! With all the crappy roads, no lighting, no cops, no laws, we needed a new challenge. Thankfully we have a government that supplies us with exciting challenges all the time. Camouflaged potholes!
Posted By
Mark M
Jul 13, 2011 06:30
Christian Louboutin was in Beirut for his Beirut store's 1 year anniversary. Elissa was also there looking hot along with a ton of fans. You can check out more pictures and details on Confashions
Critiques
14 years ago
Seriously what’s with the hold up? Is it money? In Kuwait where I am currently living for example we had a power shortage last year. Kuwait was producing around 10,000 megawatts of electricity but we ...
Automotive
14 years ago
It’s obvious now that the Jounieh/Dora highways traffic problem is not going to be solves specially if they’re building bridge onramps right in the middle of the highway so how about the government builds a ...
Events
14 years ago
Update: Just thought I share with you this previous post I wrote on how the minister of tourism “wanted to go through the Miss Lebanon 2011 applicants this year in order to “ensure the competition’s ...
Humor
14 years ago
There were reports of corruption and bribery in the recent Miss Lebanon Pageant but nothing confirmed yet. I must say it is not very hard to imagine “wasta” being used with some of the jury ...
Automotive
14 years ago
Anyone can guess which road this is? The reason I decided to make it as a riddle is that this is one of the most highly frequented shortcut roads in the Keserwan area, yet hasn’t ...
Humor
14 years ago
Seems to me no one’s checking pictures before publishing them at the Beirut Night Life, or maybe they just don’t care. [Link] ...
Automotive
14 years ago
I saw the flyer for this event few days ago and saw some pictures today on Joe’s blog. [Link] It looks like a really nice show and it is good to know some people in ...
Lebanon
14 years ago
Pictures of the fire that caught the plastic industry belonging to no one but our dear minister of tourism Fadi Abboud. I wonder if the necessary precautions are being taken by the ministry of health ...
