teddyearp
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Another poll.
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Who's going to pay for my bar bill?
You left out "have a beer summit"....
Who's going to pay for my bar bill?
Who's going to pay for my bar bill?
Typical stupid Pro Palestinian response.
Most would be fine with each other.
The more extreme members would probably try to start a fight; both blaming the other for the problems.
The bar, commonly considered neutral as it hold religious significance for so many, would be hotly disputed, the Muslims claiming it should only sell fruit juice, the Christians demanding only wine be available and the Jews drinking everything they could before the other two lots worked out a compromise.
Sally and Roudy would probably be found in a side room, shagging the arses off each other, later claiming I'd filmed it as two separate events, but edited it to make it look as if they were together.
The owner of the bar would have been sent away to live in a small,one bed flat that would be demolished later when they tried to reclaim their building.
Ooh, bacon sarnies! Heaven! Americans can't do beer. Well actually I'll rephrase that, Americans can't do beer exports; American beer over here tastes like the yellow liquid one is likely to find in toilets.
Was that Jackie the Joke Man, from the Howard Stern show?Although Jews have been known to drink with a L'Chaim, and they're certainly not prohibited like the Muslims, generally it's the Gentiles who have huge liquor-filled parties (except for the holiday of Purim). An old Jackie Mason joke is that Jews go for the food, while Gentiles go for the liquor.
Ooh, bacon sarnies! Heaven! Americans can't do beer. Well actually I'll rephrase that, Americans can't do beer exports; American beer over here tastes like the yellow liquid one is likely to find in toilets.
I've only eaten veggie bacon, since Jews (like Muslims) are prohibited from tasting bacon.
Ooh, bacon sarnies! Heaven! Americans can't do beer. Well actually I'll rephrase that, Americans can't do beer exports; American beer over here tastes like the yellow liquid one is likely to find in toilets.
I've only eaten veggie bacon, since Jews (like Muslims) are prohibited from tasting bacon.
you can get beef bacon
Have a question.
If massive American companies such as McD and others can learn to understand local cultures in order to make a profit, why do so many people insist on refusing to understand other cultures, refusing to live in peace?
ONELOWERLIGHT'S DAILY PHOTO SAFARIFound this Arab translation of Hitler's infamous autobiography at the local Safeway. It's really interesting to see the different kinds of political books that the Arabs here are interested in. Most of them (like this one) would be considered WAY extreme back in the states.
Have a question.
If massive American companies such as McD and others can learn to understand local cultures in order to make a profit, why do so many people insist on refusing to understand other cultures, refusing to live in peace?
Those are franchise chains, not centrally run corps, so the owners are locals.
As for your idea that such 'understanding' is a good thing for, like, 'World Peace n Stuff', here is one example of a 'massive American company' understanding local cultures':
ONELOWERLIGHT'S DAILY PHOTO SAFARIFound this Arab translation of Hitler's infamous autobiography at the local Safeway. It's really interesting to see the different kinds of political books that the Arabs here are interested in. Most of them (like this one) would be considered WAY extreme back in the states.
Coca Cola understood Nazi Germany very well, too, and embraced the use of slave allotments for labor in its factories during WW II., and then there are those 'private' factory compounds in Red China; you know, the ones with the barbed wire strung along their walls that are turned inward, to keep their workers from escaping?
Sorry, but some of us aren't at all interested in the 'Enlightened Globalist' versions of 'intercultural understanding and peace'.