- Jaffar is furious, and the Arabic language is poetic in communicating that anger.
- Farah loves soft beds and has no qualms on flouting the law to get those sheets… even if it also means getting a dose of Eau de Grandma in the process. Does the dog get to go on the bed though? That’s the question!
- Adel Marzooq, fresh from being elected the Vice Chairman of the Bahrain Journalists Society (congratulations mate! we finally have a blogger in a position of power!) rips the Minister of disInformation a new one and calls him a Talibani 😉
- Tooners is hypnotised by Hillary’s race!
- Mohammed Al-Ubaydli mulls about the increasing violence of society and the role that television plays in it.
- Lulu is talking about Voldemort again, and suggests potent ways to counteract his effects.
- not resting on her laurels, she has a 10-point-plan to make Bahrain better.
- and I met the lovely Seroo in Morocco last week and had a blast!
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Seroo’s such a sweetheart, isn’t she :3
Adel Marzooq, fresh from being elected the Vice Chairman of the Bahrain Journalists Society (congratulations mate! we finally have a blogger in a position of power!) rips the Minister of disInformation a new one and calls him a Talibani 😉
— Mahmood, little do you know about some of the bloggers that blog on your bahrainblogs.org – who happen to be anonymous, there are a few that would surprise you I’m sure.
And I don’t want to know until they themselves are ready to let me know! I’m just grateful that they have elected to start blogging… :wub:
Mahmood,
I doubt if any blogger on bahrainblogs.org is “anonymous” to you :whistle:
Why? I have no administrative tasks on there accept for deleting the occasional spam-created blog. I do not approve nor reject any as the whole process is automatic.
If and when I do notice a new blog on the front page, I add a FeedBurner feed to it and then add it to bahrainblogs.org/rss, beyond that, I have no knowledge whatsoever of who’s who… unless of course their registration email is obvious and none are at the moment.
Mahmood, a basic question about Muslims (re: your Farrah comment).
Do most Muslims allow a dog or cat in the house – something about dog saliva when human saliva is far more bacteria rich. I don’t mean a desert dog, but a pet.
Vic