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Arabia
Kuwait pins big hopes on tourism
2003-10-25
The 15th session of International Tourism Organisation was inaugurated by Chinese Prime Minister at a colourful ceremony. The UN deputy secretary general, ministers, ambassadors and heads of 143 international delegations have attended the ceremony that took place in the Chinese parliament complex. High-ranking officials of the tourism department in GCC countries were also present. Nabeela Mubarak Al-Anjari, assistant under secretary for tourism affairs at the ministry of information headed the Kuwaiti delegation. Al-Anjari underscored Kuwait's keenness on developing tourism in the country. She said that the country had worked out a comprehensive strategy for next twenty years to promote tourism.
"Honey, why don't we take our holiday in Kuwait? The sand's so lovely this time of year..."
Posted by:Fred Pruitt

#18  Jarhead - Oh man, that would be depressing - everyday! LOL!
Posted by: .com   2003-10-26 12:49:12 AM  

#17  .com,

give NMM a break bro. You know he probably had a bad day working on the Kucinich campaign circuit....
Posted by: Jarhead   2003-10-26 12:40:11 AM  

#16  "Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaawn..."

Right, apology not accepted as it lacks any degree of sincerity. I am, indeed, civil if approached in a civil manner. You could contribute, as I've said before, but you occasionally insist on being a pointless troll posting second-hand drivel.

And now, in your lazy halfwit style, you've made it very personal and even fucked up a simple apology. I guess you just can't help yourself.

Fuck you.
Posted by: .com   2003-10-26 12:19:37 AM  

#15  Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaawn it was meant to be humorous but obviously you are so angry about something it escapes you--we've disagreed in the past but usually have been civil--I apologize if you took my comment the wrong way
Posted by: NotMikeMoore   2003-10-26 12:06:18 AM  

#14  No sweat bitch, though I'd suggest you made it personal as your comment was obviously stupid and I don't think it remotely compares to calling someone a pedophile.

So I reiterate, fuck you. You're a troll and now you've made it very personal, indeed.
Posted by: .com   2003-10-25 11:57:15 PM  

#13  Now you're REALLY boring me .com start personal attacks--you get it right back-- so kiss me arse--and think twice about calling people stupid
Posted by: NotMikeMoore   2003-10-25 11:52:08 PM  

#12  Pfuck you - I'm no pedo, you cocksucking asshole.
Posted by: .com   2003-10-25 11:20:52 PM  

#11  Sorry forgot you're too busy having fun w/15 y/o girls
Posted by: NotMikeMoore   2003-10-25 11:17:54 PM  

#10  From Thailand? Are you that stupid?
Posted by: .com   2003-10-25 11:10:18 PM  

#9  Didn't listen to NPR today didja .com?

Posted by: NotMikeMoore   2003-10-25 10:58:10 PM  

#8  NMM - Aw geez - did ya hafta go troll on us? Shit man, think up something with teeth and substance. You're getting too lame to even respond to. Last call.
Posted by: .com   2003-10-25 10:45:40 PM  

#7  Don't worry all the Kuwaiti hotels will soon be filled by lard-assed American businessman representing KBR and Halliburton--great staging area for them that's ascairt of Baghdad while they carve up the spoils the Bushies have for them and charge the US Gov $1.59/gal for gas that is available on the OPEN MARKET for $1
Posted by: NotMikeMoore   2003-10-25 10:38:23 PM  

#6  Barb - The long answer is nope. The short answer is no. Clues are in very short supply, up there.

In fact, the local joke in Dhahran back during my first foray to Saoodiland in '92 was that the Kuwaitis, having an Arab sort of inferiority complex, try to out-Saudi the Saudis. The K's are very strange people, IMHO.

Imagine the weird tan-lines you'd get...
Posted by: .com   2003-10-25 10:14:49 PM  

#5  Have the Kuwaitis considered that most people take vacations as a couple or family, and that usually includes women? And that most Western (and for that matter Japanese, South American, etc.) women aren't about to put on a burkha/abaya/bathrobe and walk two paces behind their "owner"? Have they really thought this through?
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut   2003-10-25 9:10:42 PM  

#4  I was in the gulf before Gulf War I. We made port calls in Bahrain and once in Dubai. We considered ourselves quite lucky as one ship had to make a liberty call in Kuwaitt. They said it sucked worse than Tyson chicken...
Posted by: Super Hose   2003-10-25 8:45:16 PM  

#3  Kuwait should 'sell' one of its offshore islands to, say, Japan.

Japan hell, sell it to Thailand. Now there is a population that knows how to party.
Posted by: Steve White   2003-10-25 6:01:53 PM  

#2  The sand's so lovely this time of year..."

That's not funny. That's just damn mean. I wish I'd said it.
Posted by: Shipman   2003-10-25 3:56:52 PM  

#1  Kuwait should 'sell' one of its offshore islands to, say, Japan. Japan can then build hotels and casinos on the island, and offer discount fares from China, Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines. The Kuwaitis thought OIL was profitable!
Posted by: Old Patriot   2003-10-25 3:16:32 PM  

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