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geranimo wrote:whats the use of forum if people dont like to reply or help

Try searching then. Or Google.

Then again, your obvious appreciation might encourage a few more replies. Gee, I'm glad I did.

I was thinking of renting a small warehouse and stocking some timber and other building materials. Not so easy in Dubai Internet City. Maybe Jebel Ali Free Zone but then you have costs associated with exporting products out of there to Dubai. And logistical difficulties if you expect retail custome...

Ka0TyK wrote:its givin bout 8.5km for every litre of fuel. Pls lemme know ur take...

Take the handbrake off.

You must be wringing it. I was getting that from a V8 on a 300 km per day commute. Cruising at 120.

syiem wrote:I believe there is some way to tranfer the Sharjah license to Dubai and get a Dubai driving license. Any idea?

Live in Dubai or have a residence visa from Dubai might work.

dskwork wrote:and I was wondering can you get the birth control pill out there?

Yes, at pharmacies, no prescription or marriage certificate needed. If you're not married, don't draw attention to the fact, don't annoy your neighbours, don't live in Sharjah, and you'll probably be fine.

Can this be true? Can't he show up after a period of time and take half the business? I think contracts can be drawn up that set out the terms of your partnership clearly but I'm not a lawyer. The Lynx Group are business start up consultants that might be worth trying - I know the name only because...

Bad.

sage & onion wrote:You forgot to add, get caught and go to Prison, followed by deportation.

No, I didn't forget. You'd already said that. I was giving an alternative point of view.

nuzbim wrote:an she keeps blowing me off.

Is that a complaint?

Medvezhonok wrote:Does anyone know if it is possible to forward a .ae website to a normal hosting company like 1and1 or godaddy?

Possible, yes. Easy? Don't know. Like gtmash says, if you have access to nameserver settings then yes.

umm 180kmh and you will get a ticket, 180Mph and you might get away. anybody seen the episode of top gear where they test the speed cameras? 180mph and the camera did not even detect the car, lol That story has been around Dubai for years. It may not be so true now - I thought another UK test was d...

The law is not enforced in Dubai... Yes it is, but not consistently. An Indian maid living with her gardener boyfriend will probably end up in trouble. Two unmarried westerners staying in a hotel for a holiday won't, unless they break other laws (eg take drugs, have se x in public, etc). Go togethe...

I love to see you people doing this, you simply advise people to go ahead and break the law, are you ready to stand in court and support them if they get into trouble?????. No I'm not. I was just trying to give realistic answers. You already said it was against the law, I didn't disagree with you. ...

alwayssuperstylin wrote:I'd really like the horsepower and feel of American muscle

The ones here are Australian. And rock.

The child born out of wedlock is a problem irrespective of whose child it is. If the child is his from a previous marriage then it's ok I think, but the rest of what was said still applies. Couple of other recent topics about living together in Dubai. I know tertiary level teachers who have sponsor...

dale wrote:i think morning after pills are NOT available under any circumstances... right?

Last I checked, you could get them in a pharmacy.

Sharjah. Maybe also Dubai Automotive City (or whatever it's called). And a few at the Al Aweer Used Car Market.

I went to one at Emirates Golf Club once - good venue. May not be cheap.

Don't do it in the summer for obvious reasons.

Here's a couple more links about jobs in Dubai and recruitment agencies in Dubai - may also be less up to date than what's in this topic.

http://www.dubaiforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=17585 - not media specifc but most will have related jobs.

satan-the-redeema wrote:will dubai be safe?

Ha ha. Are you stirring or just never been to Dubai?

BabyDoll wrote:by the way, is it true that the maximum coverage for a sun block is SPF 30. Anything beyond that actually doesnt give further protection.

I don't know if it's true but I've often heard the same thing.

gtmash wrote:wat

I meant this place. Maybe not what the OP was looking for.

Im almost 5 months here in Dubai but still i dont have friends here (foreign friends), i only knew few...and most of them are my countryman. is it hard to find the right man here in Dubai?...kindda ...what do you think? Are they snob or what? Depends where you look. Right man for what? just because...

Emotions_feelings wrote:someone who want to have a nice clean and healthy NIGHT STAND

Try IKEA.

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mighty.one wrote:Who actually owns souq.com??

Maktoob I think.

MAC wrote:khalas already!

Yes. Good point.

Lemming wrote:I am wondering if anyone knows a site or place where I can best find someone in need of this.

Gulf News classifieds, supermarket notice boards, schools.

lscruton wrote:I had heard from a friend that there are many menial job openings in Dubai with excellent pay.

Unlikely but depends what you're comparing it to.

Try some recruitment agencies in Dubai - they may be looking for short term hires to replace people away for the summer months.