The new wave of Arab supermodels

[HunterICX]

Originally Posted by Skybird

That'S plenty of words for somebody claiming to not care for what I say.

He's referring to Sailor's Steve comment. Don't flatter yourself

Originally Posted by Skybird

I close with what my intial words to you have been, Steelhunter, before you started to make a big story of it:

Let's not throw "Arab" and "Muslim" into one pot.

"Arab" is a word on race and/or ethnicity.

"Muslim" is a word about ideology.

^This.

No matter how many times you're going repeat that...you're wrong.
Think I'll folow up on Stealheads advice and stop wasting my time on narrow minded fools with the know-it-all attitude. Besides you're the one who started to make a big deal out of nothing in this thread with your ''initial words''.

HunterICX

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by HunterICX

He's referring to Sailor's Steve comment. Don't flatter yourself

Does mean nothing to whom he is referring. He invests quite some time to talk about me, while claiming he does not care for me. Well, I appreciate all the love and affection.

No matter how many times you're going repeat that...you're wrong.

Oh, thank you for this insightful and well thought-out argument. The understated though stylish charm of this overwhelmingly convincing argument certainly is irresistible. Thanks for taking the time to share this with us.

The dimensions of the term "faith":

1. Trust: an empirically justified confidence. Trust given unfounded, in advance, is belief (in ordinary language: "I trust you in good faith") - it means one hopes the other is meeting one'S expectations, empirical hints for that the other will comply, there are none.

2. Belief: a claimed knowledge one has made oneself to believe to know, or has been told and lectured to believe that one knows, but therefore believing exclusively. Can be religion-linked, but must not be, and is often met in more profane contexts as well. Can condensate in ritualized practices and traditions that then become their own purpose of existence, basing on a dogmatized expression of the original belief. Hence: the building of an ideology-based motivation. Both in profane and religious contexts it can become anankastic and /or delusional (psychopathologic).

3. Religion: a cult basing on the religious aspects of what has been said under "2. Belief". Religions are cultic/ritualized behavior patterns that justify their practice by referring to a.) historic tradition ("it has always been done and thought like this because the dogma says so") or b.) individual interpretation by the subject what it believes the original basis of the religious dogma (the fundament as referred to under point 2. ) once has been about. Both represents ritualized, cultic behavior and thinking patterns, the first by groups, the second by "freethinking" individuals that are attracted by the idea to live by their own "religious conviction", and often are seen as heretics by the first (groups). - Belief as described under 2.) can result to the forming of a religion, if a sufficiently big group of individuals come together and unite to share a consensus.

And what are areligious people? That are people refusing to play by any of the rules described under 2.) and 3.). They can be great supporters of the concept under 1.), though: putting their trust where they realise the empirical justification.

[u crank]

Merry Christmas to you too Skybird. Peace on Earth and Good Will toward all men.

Having stayed I little time in Iran I know that difference myself well enough

Really?
Local expertise eh?
Is that why you have previously insisted that Iran is a Sunni muslim country?

What this topic needs is some pretty Turkish ladies, then Skybull will really frazzle his dazzling expertise and possibly go into a full eurabian conspiracy melt down.

Absolutly no need to see much skin at all...

do we agree?
The Ayes have it

[GT182]

Many 'Middle Eastern' women are just plain gorgeous.

One that we all know here in the 'States' is Catherine Bell.

[Jimbuna]

JAG and Army Wives fame...and of Iranian stock if I'm not mistaken.

[Takeda Shingen]

Begum Kiziltug, Turkish.

[CaptainMattJ.]

I went to my junior year sadies dance with this GORGEOUS persian girl. I don't have the photo anymore but she looked absolutely stunning.

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

JAG and Army Wives fame...and of Iranian stock if I'm not mistaken.

Yep. And she speaks Farsi.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

Yep. And she speaks Farsi.

She can speak to me in any language at any time of her choosing just so long as her final word spoken is 'yes' in English

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

She can speak to me in any language at any time of her choosing just so long as her final word spoken is 'yes' in English

One of my favorite episodes of JAG had an officer exchange between an American and a Russian ship. The two American officers departed and two Russians came on board. 'Mac' welcomed them on board, then walked through the watertight door in her tight skirt. In Russian, with English subtitles, one of the officers says "She's a marine???", and his buddy replies (still in Russian) "God bless America!!"

[Fubar2Niner]

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

She can speak to me in any language at any time of her choosing just so long as her final word spoken is 'yes' in English

Gulp........!

I hope Mrs. Buna isn't reading this Jim, else there could be trouble

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Fubar2Niner

Gulp........!

I hope Mrs. Buna isn't reading this Jim, else there could be trouble

LOL....she knows she can trust me

[u crank]

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

Yep. And she speaks Farsi.

I don't mind if she speaks closi.

[Stealhead]

OK shes Nadine Nassib Njeim she was Ms. Lebanon in 2004.Half Lebanese half Tunisian.