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valkyrie wrote:
d3vilish_ang3l_88 wrote:this is photoshoped...if u pay attention
sage & onion wrote:You see men here in Dubai holding hands & kissing each other, perfectly normal behaviour, right?????
chevaliers-de-sion wrote:sage & onion wrote:You see men here in Dubai holding hands & kissing each other, perfectly normal behaviour, right?????
perfectly normal behaviour for shirt lifters/R*gheads
bushra21 wrote:chevaliers-de-sion wrote:sage & onion wrote:You see men here in Dubai holding hands & kissing each other, perfectly normal behaviour, right?????
perfectly normal behaviour for shirt lifters/R*gheads
i hope to god that you call someone a raghead here in dubai, better yet, i hope i see you and you call me that....
then ill show you some perfectly normal behaviour
chevaliers-de-sion wrote:sage & onion wrote:You see men here in Dubai holding hands & kissing each other, perfectly normal behaviour, right?????
perfectly normal behaviour for shirt lifters/R*gheads
bear wrote:chevaliers-de-sion wrote:sage & onion wrote:You see men here in Dubai holding hands & kissing each other, perfectly normal behaviour, right?????
perfectly normal behaviour for shirt lifters/R*gheads
Something that I honestly find astounding is that the only national costume that gets berated is that of the countries in the Arabian world. Different cultures dress differently, show some respect people. It is not a rag, it’s a guthera and agal. The Germans wear lederhosen, the Dutch wear wooden shoes, the British wear grey wigs for their top brass functions, some African’s wear what I can only describe as a slinky around their neck and other’s walk around garnishing only a gourd like fruit shell on their genitalia. Show some respect to people and their culture.
Now having dealt with the issue of vestments, it’s very common in quite a few cultures for men to hold hands. In India for example, most conversations between men only occur when one is holding the other’s hand. It’s a way of guarantying the other party is concentrating on the conversation, and all over the world these customs come from centuries old civilizations when it was a mark of respect just as bowing down was.
The picture is photoshoped, there is no other way to see it, that’s all I have to say about that.
bear wrote:chevaliers-de-sion wrote:sage & onion wrote:You see men here in Dubai holding hands & kissing each other, perfectly normal behaviour, right?????
perfectly normal behaviour for shirt lifters/R*gheads
Something that I honestly find astounding is that the only national costume that gets berated is that of the countries in the Arabian world. Different cultures dress differently, show some respect people. It is not a rag, it’s a guthera and agal. The Germans wear lederhosen, the Dutch wear wooden shoes, the British wear grey wigs for their top brass functions, some African’s wear what I can only describe as a slinky around their neck and other’s walk around garnishing only a gourd like fruit shell on their genitalia. Show some respect to people and their culture.
Now having dealt with the issue of vestments, it’s very common in quite a few cultures for men to hold hands. In India for example, most conversations between men only occur when one is holding the other’s hand. It’s a way of guarantying the other party is concentrating on the conversation, and all over the world these customs come from centuries old civilizations when it was a mark of respect just as bowing down was.
The picture is photoshoped, there is no other way to see it, that’s all I have to say about that.
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