Posted By
Najib
Oct 18, 2011 05:49
Nadine Labaki proposed a very efficient way to settle our differences in her latest movie "Where do we go now?" and I think this is another smart way to incite politicians and men to get things done. The women of Barbacoas, Colombia have ended a three-month, 19-day "crossed legs" strike of sexual abstinence aimed at getting a road to their isolated town paved, after officials pledged to invest in the project.
Posted By
Najib
Oct 18, 2011 08:25
I must say I never thought I would hear the term 'Zouzou Ebba' mentioned in an English or French sentence. Turns out I am wrong and it has become a term widely used even by "les gens chics". In fact, while enjoying Mzaar intercontinental's open buffet on Saturday, I overheard a little boy telling his brother in English that he did a 'Zouzou Ebba' with his bicycle the other day on a dangerous road and…
Humor
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Spotted in Annahar newspaper. Thanks Rachel ...
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