My 100th Post: Lebanese politics, same ... different day
Well, I will take advantage of this special post, the 100th post, to state several issues.
I will be decreasing the number of political posts on this blog, because lately the news about our politics have become pretty much repetitive. Actually they've always been like that, changed a bit during the war, and now we're back to Kids Play. I have noticed that Politicians go round and round and finally saying things that sum up to 5 sentences:
- (1) Ana ma khasneh (It's not my fault)
- (2) Hayda ileh (That's mine)
- (3) Ana rbe7et (I won)
- (4) 3tineh yeha (Give it to me)
- (5) And my favorite: Kil shi byerja3lak (Hope what you wish for me, happens to you)
- (6) Also my favorite: Houwe ballash (He started it) <-- Inspired by Rampurple
So from now on, on the news, they can just use codes, i.e. X says 1, Y says 4, X and Y say 5. This way, they can decrease the news time, and increase maybe the entertainment time.
Labels: lebanon, political, Reflection
posted by Liliane @ 10/11/2006 11:55:00 AM
3 Comments:
let them try to play battle naval
u forgot one more:
"He was mean before I was.. and he is meaner"
To Confidential: hehe yeah! We have to face it, boys like to play :P
Rampurple mazbouuuuuuuuut! kif nsita! we could put "he started it"
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