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craigindubai wrote:I didn't really think you were a moron initially, but I guess I was wrong.

That's an opinion, so I can't refute it. Clever response though, and as I said before, thanks for the compliment .

Dubaidude007 wrote:I just think that Bonk is on blogspot's payroll.

I'm working there just to get information so I can set up bonkspot. Don't tell them though, or I'll probably get fired .

Try Dubai Beauty Salon in Garhoud . They were ladies only when they started but might be taking in men now.

Dubaidude007 wrote:I will keep quite only if you cut me in when you sell Bonkspot to google for millions

Ah, you drive a hard bargain .

I'm also hoping to develop facebonk ...

Any reason why you didn't post the address and tel number? Sometimes it's easy for residents to spot the fake ones.

Alex1111 wrote:I've had several friends visit there never to return.

Yeah, happens a lot. People enjoy the sun and tax-free salaries and new friends and don't feel like going home anymore .

Here's a list of schools in Dubai. Doesn't have much information on nurseries though.

Carrefour, Lulu, Geant etc usually sell polyester/cotton mix sheets which I find uncomfortable. I prefer 100% cotton. Ikea are good value, try also Home Center (I think), but for better quality, try one of the specialist shops in a big shopping center. I saw Geant were advertising 100% cotton sheets...

When you say "shopping center" do you mean "mall"? Yes :). preferably something with a high thread count and Egyptian cotton. Oh. I thought you only saw them in movies :shock: . There was a shop in Deira City Center, above where IKEA used to be, that sold expensive sheets. "...

1> you cant pick out only one gaurd It doesn't matter which one you pick, or if you pick both. They will both point to the door to hell. 2>you dont know who you are gonna pick See 1. 3>you can do the same experiment with both See 1. 4>and watever you do you cant prove that you are gonna choose the ...

BrandingMichelle wrote:Wish me luck.

Good luck .

crazyosachou wrote:can some1 tell me the adress of DUBAI F1 circuit!?

You mean the Dubai Autodrome?

to become a moderator you need to apply at the ministry of foreign affairs along with attested university qualifications of no less than a Masters degree and it has to be US/UK/AUS/NZ or else not accepted. If you are over the age of 60 you get preference. Ha ha, excellent :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :!: :!...

Here's a few possible cheap hotels in Dubai to start you off.

Tell taxi driver name of hotel. That's usually how it works in most places.

Taxi. Navigation is very difficult for a newcomer / tourist, traffic jams a nightmare, and parking difficult in congested areas. What scarlet said is a good idea, especially since finding taxis is not always easy. Not sure where you'd start though. Perhaps one of the advertisers on the Dubai car sha...

I don't know if this is sarcasm or not Alex's level of grammar indicates to me that s/he isn't mentally astute enough to even comprehend the notion of sarcasm, let alone write some. Maybe s/he visited Baghdad or Kabul for a holiday, thinking it was Dubai, and strolled around with an American flag h...

Alex1111 wrote:Ten reasons Dubai real estate will continue to boom

I may be stating the obvious, but Alex has nicked content from another website without giving credit.

scarlet wrote: an idiotic post.

Yes, it was rather .

I notice Alex has gone quiet on this thread. Now s/he's taking well written content from other websites and posting it in new topics as though s/he wrote it.

very scary about how living in the UAE is portrayed. Yes. Don't know about the AU one, but it's disappointing that TEN publishes that nonsense. Still, that's news and the internet for you. One drunk expat stumbling down Al Diyafah St who gets picked up by the cops makes more of a story than a hundr...

Download FREE trial of ToolbarStudio and create your own IE7 and Firefox toolbars in minutes! Simply fill in the information below and Download Link will automatically be sent to your e-mail address. *Name: Company: URL: *Email: Phone: You're kidding right? Seems a rather obvious way to collect per...

marcomarco011 wrote:DR. MICHAEL'S DENTAL CLINIC DUBAI - AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

I've been there and was very happy with their service. I still have most of my teeth too - see:

moose wrote:approx fees please.

For what? Basic checkup is about 200 dhs I think.

You did state the obvious Bonk so why make it an issue? Because you didn't give credit where credit is due. Dubai Chronicle on-line actually. Not the original source. If it's there, then they've taken it from ameinfo.com (not that I'm a big fan of ameinfo but at least they don't misrepresent themse...

St.Lucifer wrote:Where do they normally waste thier time?

MC wrote:how can you support a Monopoly?

There's Du also.

I've usually found Etisalat tech support to be fine. Except when undersea cables get chopped and everyone's trying to call them.

:) Cool it mate.. give it a break.. Creid or no credit.. U Posted some info that u thought would be helpful.. all good :D I admire your efforts at trying to calming things down but I flatly disagree that it's all good. It's not. Alex obviously thinks there's nothing wrong with theft of intellectual...

Here's a list of UAE colleges that might help but I think MC has mentioned all the main pharmacy related colleges.

There's also a website and forum called MashUp which is for UAE based students. You might find some useful info there.

I read on the police website, that you are allowed to drive a privately owned vehicle with an international driver's license and your tranferable driver license. Well, if the police say you can ... but it's different from what I understood. And what my insurance company told me a few months ago - t...

BabyDoll wrote:Watch out for those hairy big hands too......

I was trying to figure that out. The driver looks happy though.

Dubaidude007 wrote:How is it my fault that this doctor who happened to be INDIAN did not know his a#s from a hole in the ground

Why was it important to say the doctor was Indian?

Sorry, I don't have any non-Indian suggestions for you.

canadiangal75 wrote:to drive vehicles not owned by them or drive a rented car provided

It's probably translated from the Arabic regulation, and may not be accurate. It could mean only rental cars.

hack88 wrote:Valentinee - wher will u be

Tiesto