Posted on 11/14/2008 3:45:42 PM PST by marthemaria
This thread is useless w/o pictures of the Saudi babes in question!
When Nasradine finished his studies in seminary, his professors told him, "You are about to become an Imam. It is improper for you to be a single man. We will find you a wife."And the follow-up:Nasradine met his wife the day of his wedding and she was the ugliest woman he had ever seen. On the first day of their marriage, the wife needed to go to market. She had become the wife of an imam, but she did not know how traditional he was, so she asked, "Would you like me to wear a burka when I go to the market?"
"No, that's okay," he answered, "but if you could wear one at home, I'd really appreciate it."
A merchant saw his new imam limping through the marketplace covered in bruises and scrapes. "Nasradine Hodja!" he called, "What happened to you?""My new wife threw my favorite pajamas down the stairs," he said sadly.
"How did this cause such injury?" inquired the merchant.
"I was wearing them."
Why do they need to show any eyes? Just give them a blind person’s cane.
And end their beauty contests for goats and camels???
Yeah, but what if a one-eyed blink is interpreted as a wink?
Wow....and all we hear are crickets!
I don’t know, those mirrors are mighty sexy, they might get all excited looking at their own reflections.
Two eyes makes women look too human. This way they will look like Cyclops.
Netherlands: Fraud at 86 Percent of Islamic Schools
NIS News | November 13 2008
Posted on 11/13/2008 3:16:49 PM PST by knighthawk
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2131663/posts
Fraud at 86 Percent of Islamic Schools
europenews | Nov 2008
Posted on 11/16/2008 9:07:20 AM PST by Righting
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2133072/posts
These guys make cavemen look advanced.
(Apologies to the Geico cavemen).
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