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Smilie Syria, seriously
... being fed coffees by the very nice Syrian officials. I can say one thing they are very hospitable and respectful to women. During all of this they all got dressed into their proper uniforms.
2 1/2 hours later Gary hopped in the car everything was done (we did pay the tax in the end) and Gary had made such good friends with the officiers they were saying they were going to look him up on facebook!
And we ...
Lebanon
... They spoke of clubs we should check out in Beirut, places where all those people driving all those luxury sports cars in the city went for drinking and dancing. Getting laid would be difficult, they said. The girls needed to be wined and dined. It's not like in North America. At school all the girls just studied and focused on learning. They didn't want to party like the girls in Canada. To get somewhere with ...
Lebanon - Yalla habibi!
... studies, there's a high chance something will eventuate and I'm not stupid. I was cautious of this from the start. It's a shame she wasn't a bit older because she's a good looking girl and we got along really well (I think) but I just can't do it. I used to live in Bangkok and it really annoyed me to see old caucasian men holding hands with young Thai girls and I swore I'd never become like that. It's blatantly obvious that someone is being exploited (or possibly both ...
Gemeyze and B-018
... After an hour or so, we ventured on down the road. John found a club blasting techno, but knowing we'd be going out Saturday too, we decided to opt for a smaller hole in the wall bar. We walked in to the tiny, two level bar and immediately saw a girl climb on the bar. The bar tenders were very friendly, the music was awesome (90's hits), and the crowd was animated to say the least. We stayed long enough to see the girl ...
Wine, Hizbollah, Saida, and Jounieh
... front desk man at the Port View Hotel told us to go to 15 km to
Jounieh, "where the bars and Christians are, Muslim families won't be
staying there" True enough we found a room at the Zoukotel Hotel. The
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