rahi2357
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that's mint.but not required just for decorationYeah but whats the green stuff.
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that's mint.but not required just for decorationYeah but whats the green stuff.
Dugh ("dawghe" in Neo-Aramaic), ayran or dhallë is a yogurt-based, salty drink popular in Iran, KurdistanAlbania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan,Pakistan, Bangladesh, Macedonia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. It is made by mixing yogurt with water and (sometimes) salt. The same drink is known as doogh in Iran and in some parts of Kurdistan; tan in Armenia; laban ayran in Syria and Lebanon;shenina in Iraq and Jordan; laban arbil in Iraq; majjiga (Telugu), majjige (Kannada), and moru (Tamil and Malayalam) in South India; namkeen lassi in Punjab and all overPakistan. A similar drink, doogh, is popular in the Middle East between Lebanon, Iran, and Iraq; it differs from ayran by the addition of herbs, usually mint, and is sometimes carbonated, commonly with carbonated water.Yeah but whats the green stuff.
Omg you kidding? It's super popular here and it's called Doogh, I thought it's originally an Iranian drink, although it's called Ayran in Turkish countries, don't know the differences. In Iran, it's sometimes carbonated and also mint is added to make it more delicious. I just finished drinking a huge glass of Doogh with my lunch, it's awesome bro.
Doogh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Yep, but we go over to Germany, its better, also Kebabs.Are there enough turks in Switzerland for you to get a legit ayran at a restaurant?
If we are talking about Ayran, we can't skip "Ayran Man"
Dugh ("dawghe" in Neo-Aramaic), ayran or dhallë is a yogurt-based, salty drink popular in Iran, KurdistanAlbania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan,Pakistan, Bangladesh, Macedonia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. It is made by mixing yogurt with water and (sometimes) salt. The same drink is known as doogh in Iran and in some parts of Kurdistan; tan in Armenia; laban ayran in Syria and Lebanon;shenina in Iraq and Jordan; laban arbil in Iraq; majjiga (Telugu), majjige (Kannada), and moru (Tamil and Malayalam) in South India; namkeen lassi in Punjab and all overPakistan. A similar drink, doogh, is popular in the Middle East between Lebanon, Iran, and Iraq; it differs from ayran by the addition of herbs, usually mint, and is sometimes carbonated, commonly with carbonated water.
Source: Yogurt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
What the ****? Weren't they arrested?@New @rmi5 @Serpentine
You guys need to see this. It's a prank video. I really think the guys that did this need to be arrested.
And the saddest part is that their main focus is on the rate of divorce when there's a 41 percent increase in child abuse, 67 percent rise in running away and a 25 percent increase in suicides!!!!@Abii @rahi2357
Hey guys, I saw these proud full statistics, and I guess you guys might be happy seeing them too:
Efficiency at most:
مدیرکل بهزیستی فارس از رشد ۴. ۲۶ درصدی طلاق در استان در سال ۹۲ نسبت به سال ۹۱ خبر داد و گفت: وجود این آمارها در شأن استان و جایگاه سومین حرم اهل بیت (ع) نیست.
مرتضی موسوی سهشنبه ۲۲ مهرماه در جمع خبرنگاران گفت: سال ۹۲ به نسبت سال ۹۱ شاهد رشد ۴. ۳ همسر آزاری، ۴۱ درصدی کودک آزاری، ۶۷ درصدی فرار از منزل، ۱۰ درصدی زنان آسیب دیده اجتماعی، ۲۵ درصدی خودکشی و رشد منفی ۴ درصدی ازدواج را شاهد بودهایم.
وی اضافه کرد: در استان فارس با افزایش میزان طلاق در سه سال اول زندگی به ویژه در سال اول رو به رو هستیم که هشداری جدی برای برنامه ریزی جامع و دقیقتر در جهت تحکیم و ثبات بنیان خانواده دارد.
مدیرکل بهزیستی فارس همچینن با اشاره به کاهش سن شیوع اعتیاد به ۱۱ سال، خاطرنشان کرد: وجود این آمارها در شأن استان و جایگاه سومین حرم اهل بیت (ع) نیست.
Forget heart attacks man. In the US half the people carry weapons and it's legal. This was almost certainly in a state where "open carry" is illegal. If it was in Southern US, the pranksters would have been shot almost instantly. People that are running away could jump in front of cars and get hit. There's like a thousand things wrong with this.What the ****? Weren't they arrested?
No matter how awesome it was, it could still cause a heart attack or something.
ٌWhen the people are asked "where is the God?"And the saddest part is that their main focus is on the rate of divorce when there's a 41 percent increase in child abuse, 67 percent rise in running away and a 25 percent increase in suicides!!!!
Was funny but it can go wrong if one of the victims has a gun, its America after all.@New @rmi5 @Serpentine
You guys need to see this. It's a prank video. I really think the guys that did this need to be arrested.
ٌWhen the people are asked "where is the God?"
They are often told to reply "The God is not visible, you can just feel him through his marks".
I don't know what happens to the same people when they are asked about the efficiency and effectiveness of the systems, whey can't these people comprehend this question in the same fashion?
Recently I was busy reading a book on Iran's history during 1280 to 1310, the fall of Qajars and the emergence of Pahlavis, astonishing is the fact that in those periods, also all the blames for all the misery and backwardness were supposed to be on the imperials of the west and east.
Once I've read a sentence from Abbas Milani (the famous writer) that I would never forget;
شبح شایعه و گمان توطئه هر دو فرزندان ناخلف عصر بی خبریند.
Maybe we are all born in the wrong place and at the wrong time.
@New @rmi5 @Serpentine
You guys need to see this. It's a prank video. I really think the guys that did this need to be arrested.