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uaekid wrote:

Chocoholic wrote:Oh so Kid had a wake-up call? What was that? A frisbie to the side of the head! Give me a break. Kid, you can not like other peoples opinions as much as you like - the majority of your attitudes suck BIG TIME.

Don't come across all innocent and woe is me, you've brought crappy attitudes towards you onto yourself by your usual narrow minded, outrageous, I am everything attitude.

No one is fooled by you.

how can I be innocent if I started by thread by apologizing ? it meant that I mad a mistake dear so no I'm innocent , it's just me being the bigger person and admitting mistakes and I hope you will too one day.

my apology has nothing to do with my opinion I'm still UAEkid but I apologized for for my self before anything for not being who I am and got driven to be like you, a person who prove here points only by harsh words toward others and a despites of people feeling toward their opinions, culture and religion , including brits.

most of the threads going to the fight club bcz of you choc ,this does tell something about you joyful attitude but I'm over it now and if me disagreeing with you makes me a narrow minded then be it.

desertdudeshj wrote:nothing like blowing a little bit of your own horn now is there.

symmetric wrote:The local family of "Lootah" are originally from Pakistan, but you may see how they totaly chose to melt within the local society to the extent that they have become totaly Emarati, and in fact a good example of a traditional local family too. It's because they had the intention from the very start.

desertdudeshj wrote:uh..that was actually sym and not kid

Bora Bora wrote:

symmetric wrote:The local family of "Lootah" are originally from Pakistan, but you may see how they totaly chose to melt within the local society to the extent that they have become totaly Emarati, and in fact a good example of a traditional local family too. It's because they had the intention from the very start.

Are you sure of that?

Lootah is a famous merchant family in the City of Dubai and other parts of the United Arab Emirates. Many of its members hold senior positions in the city and the country and own a lot of its major companies. The Lootah family is from the Persian gulf. In fact, a prominent ailing member of the family, in a recent interview with a well know U.A.E newspaper discussed the origins of the family. His name is Abdulatif bin Ahmad bin Abdulla bin Mohammad bin Ali bin Rashid Al Hamiri. His grandfather is Mohammad Ali bin Rashid from the Al Bu Humair tribe of Liwa. Mohammad bin Ali bin Rashid travelled from Liwa to Dubai and settled in Deira. At the time, there were no dwellers in Diera, it was a mere site for camel grazing.

Several other families later on came to live there and among those was Obaid bin Lootah, who married one of Mohammad bin Ali bin Rashid's daughters and had a son whom he named Nasser.

Over the years, several members of the two families intermarried and they both became to be known by the name Lootah. Therefore, there are two sects to this family: Nasser bin Obaid and Mohammad bin Ali. the origins of Obaid bin Lootah are from Abu Dhabi.Lootah is a pure Arab people.

Chocoholic wrote:

desertdudeshj wrote:uh..that was actually sym and not kid

Both Local so, same same, no different!

Bora Bora wrote:

symmetric wrote:The local family of "Lootah" are originally from Pakistan, but you may see how they totaly chose to melt within the local society to the extent that they have become totaly Emarati, and in fact a good example of a traditional local family too. It's because they had the intention from the very start.

Are you sure of that?

Lootah is a famous merchant family in the City of Dubai and other parts of the United Arab Emirates. Many of its members hold senior positions in the city and the country and own a lot of its major companies. The Lootah family is from the Persian gulf. In fact, a prominent ailing member of the family, in a recent interview with a well know U.A.E newspaper discussed the origins of the family. His name is Abdulatif bin Ahmad bin Abdulla bin Mohammad bin Ali bin Rashid Al Hamiri. His grandfather is Mohammad Ali bin Rashid from the Al Bu Humair tribe of Liwa. Mohammad bin Ali bin Rashid travelled from Liwa to Dubai and settled in Deira. At the time, there were no dwellers in Diera, it was a mere site for camel grazing.

Several other families later on came to live there and among those was Obaid bin Lootah, who married one of Mohammad bin Ali bin Rashid's daughters and had a son whom he named Nasser.

Over the years, several members of the two families intermarried and they both became to be known by the name Lootah. Therefore, there are two sects to this family: Nasser bin Obaid and Mohammad bin Ali. the origins of Obaid bin Lootah are from Abu Dhabi.Lootah is a pure Arab people.

Chocoholic wrote:

desertdudeshj wrote:uh..that was actually sym and not kid

Both Local so, same same, no different!

Chocoholic wrote:Sadly dilara, respect is a two way street! You have to earn it, not demand it!

uaekid wrote:

Chocoholic wrote:

desertdudeshj wrote:uh..that was actually sym and not kid

Both Local so, same same, no different!

Chocoholic wrote:Sadly dilara, respect is a two way street! You have to earn it, not demand it!

chocoholic is in a panic mood shooting left and right... focus choc and don't forget to earn respect well at least from Sym

Chocoholic wrote:

desertdudeshj wrote:uh..that was actually sym and not kid

Both Local so, same same, no different!

desertdudeshj wrote:I think the title of this thread needs to change to enough already and please quit !

dilara wrote:Have you read any posts that actually contains any respect on this topic? Not really... So it would be a little irrelevant to expect her have respect since it is two way street, you know

desertdudeshj wrote:I think the title of this thread needs to change to enough already and please quit !

dilara wrote:Nice post Uaekid! You are pretty much right with all the things you mentioned.. The most important thing is that just being yourself, it is good that you have realized how bad this amazing world is becoming. People have started having no respect to others and to others' way of perceiving life or the way they put themselves out there. Everyone is different, and of course will have different opinions. There is no point of arguing or judging someone because of the way they think. Just listen and give respect to what they say. If it is really getting on your nerves, just walk off. By doing that no one will get hurt. I know people have too much hate in them, but I'm telling you it's because they really do not have an ambition in life and they get involved with everything to see how much drama they can get out those.... So sad! I love life, I love everyone and everything living on earth... I'm kinda too optimistic but to survive with the new generation and what it brings, we kinda need to go with the flow and live happily after.... haha

Bora Bora wrote:

Chocoholic wrote:

desertdudeshj wrote:uh..that was actually sym and not kid

Both Local so, same same, no different!

I think you need to re-read the post. It was an example that Lootah was Pakistani, given citizenship and was granted to them in spite of them not being Arab. Yes both local, but that wasn't the point.

melika969 wrote:

dilara wrote:Nice post Uaekid! You are pretty much right with all the things you mentioned.. The most important thing is that just being yourself, it is good that you have realized how bad this amazing world is becoming. People have started having no respect to others and to others' way of perceiving life or the way they put themselves out there. Everyone is different, and of course will have different opinions. There is no point of arguing or judging someone because of the way they think. Just listen and give respect to what they say. If it is really getting on your nerves, just walk off. By doing that no one will get hurt. I know people have too much hate in them, but I'm telling you it's because they really do not have an ambition in life and they get involved with everything to see how much drama they can get out those.... So sad! I love life, I love everyone and everything living on earth... I'm kinda too optimistic but to survive with the new generation and what it brings, we kinda need to go with the flow and live happily after.... haha

Seems like u forgot all this too soon!
not optimistic anymore?

Chocoholic wrote:HUH? I was referring to Kid and Sym.

Chocoholic wrote:

Bora Bora wrote:

Chocoholic wrote:Both Local so, same same, no different!

I think you need to re-read the post. It was an example that Lootah was Pakistani, given citizenship and was granted to them in spite of them not being Arab. Yes both local, but that wasn't the point.

HUH? I was referring to Kid and Sym.

Bethsmum wrote:Chocs you can't really mean what you said about Symm and Uaekid? That they are both local and therefore the same? Sorry, but that's just plain daft. You can't lump everyone together because of their nationality, that's like saying you and me have the same opinion because we are British.
I must admit i was surprised at Sym's story about the origins of the Lootah clan, but it's not outside the realms of possibility. Lootah isn't your standard Arabic name. Where ever they came from they look totally Arabic to me, and no trace of the Pakistani roots. I know one of the Mr Lootahs very well indeed and will ask him when I see him. I won't text him as he will want to know why I am asking and it is too much to explain this forum to him and besides he won't appreciate his family name being discussed on an internet forum, they are mega private people.

@Drew, no they weren't the same people doing the rounds after Hurricane Katrina

Bethsmum wrote:Chocs you can't really mean what you said about Symm and Uaekid? That they are both local and therefore the same? Sorry, but that's just plain daft. You can't lump everyone together because of their nationality, that's like saying you and me have the same opinion because we are British.
I must admit i was surprised at Sym's story about the origins of the Lootah clan, but it's not outside the realms of possibility. Lootah isn't your standard Arabic name. Where ever they came from they look totally Arabic to me, and no trace of the Pakistani roots. I know one of the Mr Lootahs very well indeed and will ask him when I see him. I won't text him as he will want to know why I am asking and it is too much to explain this forum to him and besides he won't appreciate his family name being discussed on an internet forum, they are mega private people.

@Drew, no they weren't the same people doing the rounds after Hurricane Katrina

Bethsmum wrote:Chocs you can't really mean what you said about Symm and Uaekid? That they are both local and therefore the same? Sorry, but that's just plain daft. You can't lump everyone together because of their nationality, that's like saying you and me have the same opinion because we are British.
I must admit i was surprised at Sym's story about the origins of the Lootah clan, but it's not outside the realms of possibility. Lootah isn't your standard Arabic name. Where ever they came from they look totally Arabic to me, and no trace of the Pakistani roots. I know one of the Mr Lootahs very well indeed and will ask him when I see him. I won't text him as he will want to know why I am asking and it is too much to explain this forum to him and besides he won't appreciate his family name being discussed on an internet forum, they are mega private people.

@Drew, no they weren't the same people doing the rounds after Hurricane Katrina

Bethsmum wrote:Chocs you can't really mean what you said about Symm and Uaekid? That they are both local and therefore the same? Sorry, but that's just plain daft. You can't lump everyone together because of their nationality, that's like saying you and me have the same opinion because we are British.
I must admit i was surprised at Sym's story about the origins of the Lootah clan, but it's not outside the realms of possibility. Lootah isn't your standard Arabic name. Where ever they came from they look totally Arabic to me, and no trace of the Pakistani roots. I know one of the Mr Lootahs very well indeed and will ask him when I see him. I won't text him as he will want to know why I am asking and it is too much to explain this forum to him and besides he won't appreciate his family name being discussed on an internet forum, they are mega private people.

@Drew, no they weren't the same people doing the rounds after Hurricane Katrina