Prayers for Manchester

Belly dancers at Epcot, lives matter.

 

Ever throw gas on a fire? lol

 

Only gas less than 92 octane. That goes in the bike.

 

Who knows? My "Wheel of Fortune" plan works regardless of who gets out because the message it sends would be delivered very clearly to all radical islamic terrorists: If you blow up one of our buildings, we blow up one of your cities. It's a very simple message that even they could understand - not sure why it's so difficult for some of you guys to grasp this simple concept.

Some of you guys who are all upset about my Wheel of Fortune plan because even with a civilized warning it might result in some deaths should watch this - these people (almost 3,000) got NO warning:

[video=youtube;qi2vdOSoFFI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qi2vdOSoFFI[/video]

 

Now that we know how to do all this stuff, maybe minigator will tell us who to do it to first.

It would be hoped that it's not some country that Trump is currently pissed at.

 

Not to be picky but as Al-Qaeda blew up the world trade centre and is distributed in many cities across the world with its base in Saudi Arabia so if Riyadh is out of bounds which city do you think the US should be bombing, as France is a proven Jihadi Terrorist hotspot Paris or Nice perhaps ?

 

How bout we start small with Tokyo. We could nuke em again before they toss all the Jihadists out. Canada and Mexico could be next just for practice.

 

Do you have any info on Kurds in Syria?

 

A truck bomb devastated a central area of Kabul near the presidential palace and foreign embassies on Wednesday, killing at least 80 people and wounding another 463 people. Naturally, the vast majority of these people and their families are Muslims. So are the terrorists.

The Real World is a complicated place . . .

 

SMH GG. Your logic does not work for the way these people think. You should talk to some of the people who are working and dying dealing with this problem.

They could give a rats ass who gets blown up, including themselves. Your just going to kill a bunch of innocents and fan the flames of this ideology. You would have to "glass" the entire planet. Wheel of unfortunate .......

 

We've been "dealing with this problem" using other strategies for a long time and not much has changed. As I've explained ad nauseam in this thread it's time to try a new strategy - IMO the "Chicago Way" via my "Wheel of Fortune" plan is the way to handle it. Looks like we're just never gonna agree, sorry.

 

Haha! Nice one!

Here's a fine video showing a Kurdish woman making cheese; she not only has the power to make a Kurd internally, but, she is also adept at making curds externally, as can be seen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS-g9XnOkGE

Apart from the fine cheeses mentioned above, Syrians generally enjoy these other cheeses.

Baladi, soft-white, smooth, creamy cheese has a mild flavor. The cheese tastes delicious spread on fresh bread or crackers. It is eaten for breakfast or snacks.

Charkassiye, a soft, fresh cheese

Jibneh Arabieh (Arabic for: Arab Cheese), is a simple cheese found all over the Middle East. It is particularly popular in Egypt and Arab countries of the Persian Gulf. The cheese has an open texture and a mild taste. The heritage of the product started with Bedouins, using goat or sheep milk, however current practice is to use cow's milk to make the cheese. Jibneh Arabieh is used for cooking, or simply as a table cheese.

Jibne Baida, Arabic for white cheese, is a white hard cheese with a pronounced salty taste, often boiled before eating

Kenafa, is an unsalted, very fresh, soft cheese that melts easily and freely. It is used to make the popular "cheesecake", like dessert that is sometimes called Kenafa by people in the Middle East mainly Palestine. It can also be used as a base for other sweet cheese desserts. It is sold frozen because there is no salt in it and is available in both retail and bulk packages.

Majdoule, a salty white cheese made up of thick strands of cheese braided together (hence the name).

Shelal, a salty white cheese made up of strands of cheese woven together.

Turkomani, a soft porous cheese with a delicate flavour.

 

How do you weigh a Kurd?

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In stones?

 

You never answered my question Greg, did you ever give to Noraid?

 

Sorry Nelix, I must have missed your question amidst all the GatorGreg bashing :glee: No - I've never given to Noraid - have you?

 

I think you have been there or are spending way too much time at the Pike Street market. One of my faves was Larry's Market where with a little schmaltz and whining not too loudly, they would fork over samples.. Another was that deli near 6th South where the minimum buy was a pound.

Whey back in the day.

 

Now somehow, I think you did.

 

My condolences to the folks in London

 

Horseshit Norm. Was the Oklahoma bomber a Muslim? What about the guy who murdered two people on a train who intervened when he was attacking defenseless women who were wearing headscarves. He's a radicalised extremist too. Extremists prepared to kill in order to terrorise the majority to get their way are common in recent history. Regardless of race religion or creed, we are perhaps not very nice primates.

IRA, INLA, UDA, UVF, MAC, Real IRA, ETA, Red Brigades, Baader Meinhoff gang, Irgun, Lehi, Shining Path, Japanese Red Army, Aum Shinrikyo and I could go on and on.

Terrorism isn't new and it certainly isn't the exclusive preserve of Islamic radicals. The politician you quote has clearly never read a history book, not even one with big colour pictures, if they can read at all.

The IQ bar is not set very high in Australian politics but clearly some candidates are still crawling under it.