An Englishman In Saudi Arabia
Monday, 4 June 2007
Missed Universe
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Well done Miss Japan for winning Miss Universe. I missed the show, but I'm sure your suggestion to bring about world peace was a sound o...
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Wednesday, 23 May 2007
Honest Advertising?
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It's nice to see a leading Middle Eastern airline being honest with its customers. This has confirmed my suspicion that unless you ask f...
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Lost In Translation #6
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To prove what "expat in al-Khobar" said is true, here is a typical barber's sign (this one is from Dubai). Instead of a "...
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Tuesday, 22 May 2007
Lost In Translation #5
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Just to show that English can be "lost in translation" even in England: The roast duck rice sounds nice, but I have hygiene concer...
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Monday, 21 May 2007
Corruption
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Our recent trip to Europe included a stay in part of the world I've grown to love, rural Spain. It's a beautiful place with friendly...
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Tuesday, 8 May 2007
Don't Bank On It
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Saudi banks put the "cuss" and the "vice" into "customer service". I'd put it off as long as I could but I...
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Monday, 7 May 2007
Muttawa
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A little over a week ago an American women's society met over a restaurant here in Riyadh. It was a women-only affair, they ate a little...
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BBC
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Well done to Rachel Reid for her swimming adventure in Riyadh . …and for crying out loud can't we all just get along ? I love the BBC
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Bad Terry
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Speaking of Danube supermarket, its an unusual supermarket when it comes to prices. Some items there are bargains (good Terry) whilst some a...
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A Strange Day In Saudi
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If you haven't lived here this won't sound strange at all. We went to Hayat mall over the weekend. My congratulations go to Riyadh...
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Bugs
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I've come to accept that when we move to a new country unusual illnesses will strike whilst my body is being introduced to all the local...
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Wednesday, 25 April 2007
Lost In Translation #4
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What happens in Chub city? Is this where the chubby kids go to play with their toys after an afternoon eating McDonalds? I wish this was th...
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Lost in Translation #3
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As you can see, the mosquitoes in Saudi Arabia are on the large side. What do you need to kill the mossies? A bit of Arse, that’s what.
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Sunday, 22 April 2007
International Exposure
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When I was young(er) a close English friend believed that England was the best place in the world to live. I was convinced he was wrong. Our...
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Wednesday, 18 April 2007
The Real Alien
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When I received the Saudi job offer my wife and I stayed open minded and did our research. We bought the Lonely Planet (did the authors ever...
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