Overlooking our little bouts of "fencing" hope you get better. Got lot of respect for you and I know you represent the future of KSA. Tale some wholesome soup, paracetemol tablet, rigourous sex [if your not married a Filipino maid should do but please place the rubber - no mongrels please] and then get good sleep should have you in fine fettle to teach these low class Bakistani's what life is about from up, high up the totem pole.
And I know I can joke with you. You ain't no prude and clearly you have had good education and seen the world. Open vistas !
Wishing you a speedy recovery.
The respect goes both ways my friend. You are my senior too. That's maybe why I am trying to fence harder or more accurately when you are at the "receiving" end rather than other users here. That's a sign of acknowledgement from my youthful part (for now at least but the time passes incredibly quickly as we all know and eventually it will go downwards from that moment on).
LOL. Thanks for the advice. Doing with some hot tea, lots of water, fruits, vegetables and soups.
While I do consider the Filipino community to be an overall positive and lighthearted community, I have never been attracted to people East, South or North (in a straight line) of Eastern Punjab. However there are for sure exceptions here.
No, in my current state, I prefer being passive in this regard.
We can't all be perfect. I am not even trying. I know that I am sucked into tons of useless discussions and sometimes (in the process) making a fool of myself (online forums tend to do this when it gets heated - less so in the "real world out there" where people rarely spend time/met for the sake of such pursuits.
BTW, if you have not noticed this, I have been highlighting a lot of historical ties and similarities between Arabia and Iraq (the civilizations native to that part of the Arab world - basically the so-called "Arab states of the Gulf" as per the almighty Wiki) and Pakistan on the other hand in great detail as well as writing "novels" (as many call it here - there might be something about this but when you have a habit you don't notice it) of what to do to further strengthen this relationship on a people to people level and most importantly on highly necessary fields such as economy, environment, renewables, infrastructure, business, education, cultural endeavors and yes even religious (I hope that MbS will play a more constructive role than his predecessors if what I hear from some Pakistanis is really truth in terms of supposed Saudi Arabian-funded Madrassas - which again leads me to another question - the curriculum is agreed with Pakistan beforehand, the scholars are locals and appointed by the state too, never mind I think that many are looking for the word "Wahhabi" (which I have some kind of love-hate relationship as I have explained a few times before.) as well as tourist ties.
In general, when it comes to us to specifically, being familiar with the West, we can be overly critical and for instance you will look at the EU and think, why has KSA and Pakistan not created something similar, and while you are spot on, imagine what we Arabs have to say about what the Arab League has "achieved" in the past 40 years or so and what the GCC has even failed to do so far, creating that very same EU-like organization, although what we see currently is better than almost (if not anywhere else in the Muslim world) but again, compared to elsewhere, it doesn't to really say much. Not even talking about the useless (in my opinion) KSA-Qatar feud that leads to nothing. So expecting miracles on everything else, at least now (maybe in 10-20 years it will be better - not maybe i personally expect and demand it to be) on there fronts, is being too harsh or optimistic. My two quick cents.
