My buddy blogger Fai9al from Fai9alR.com blog made a wish of mine come true, posting a wonderful proof of robbery committed by non other than Chili’s. To find out how much you’ve been ripped off since the service charges have been banned the last time you went there, click the link below to an educational course.
شكرا لقروب ديوانية النزهه علي هذي اللقطه حبيت اشارك متابعينه علي هذا الفيديو المضحك لعه احد يستفيد …. واذا كانت عندكم قصه حلوه الرجاء تشاركونه فيها
I found this at FRANKOM blog very nice i like it soo much
Last week i joined the annul beach cleaning event that the Japanese society organizes. The funny thing is every year its next to KPC 
I’m very proud of the Japanese society in Kuwait they are very active in doing good activities. All year long the Japanese society have a list of activities if you want to know about them just join the mailing list which i wish it would be a web-site don’t ask me for the mailing list i don’t know how i ended up there.
In the above picture is his excellence the Japanese Ambassador, yes he joined us with Japanese students 
next year you have to be there
I’m taking this opportunity to talk about Ramadan and shed some basic information about it to my fellow muslims, non-muslims, and converts/reverts, so here goes.
What is Ramadan and what’s so special about it?
Ramadan is the 9th month of the Islamic calendar, where it was chosen that fasting is obligatory by God “as it was upon those before you”. This refers to the divine religions before Islam which are Christianity (such as Lent) and Judaism (for example Yom Kippur), who also perform a period of fasting.
Fasting of course is one of the 5 pillars of Islam, and whether it is compulsory (during Ramadan) or preferably (the rest of the year), fasting begins from sunrise to sunset. During this time, eating, drinking, and sexual activities are prohibited.
Note: The Arabic word for fasting is “si-yam”, where the first syllable is pronounced as in the word “sit”, and the “a” in the second syllable is pronounced as in the word “calm”.
Why fast…I mean, come on, what benefit do you gain?!
Back in 2007 I traveled to Japan to study Japanese in a language center at Tokyo for 2 weeks, for I love Japanese culture.
In a very short period I made many friends there in a very divers class. There was students from Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan, Australia, USA, Iran, France, UK, Germany, Canada and Kuwait 
We used to go out after class is over and enjoy our Japan experience … we really had a blast 
One day we were at our friends apartment, Thomas from Switzerland, with Shawn from Korea, Miho from Japan and Me from Kuwait ;D
We were trying to pronounce the hardest words in every body’s langue which were German (for the Swiss), Korean and Arabic. I got my friends Arabic try on tape
I really didn’t want to release the video I conceder it very privet, but I hope you enjoy it
Me and It’sAllGood payed a visit to the Royal Cars Exhibition @ the 360 Mall today and I must say, I’ve found the collection rather intriguing, just think about the people who rode those cars and the great history behind them.
The Cars themselves were jaw dropping, of course you wouldn’t expect less from the Gulf’s royalty. Below are the list of Cars Exhibited, their owners and a picture gallery. Enjoy
1956 Chrysler Imperial – Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah
1962 Cadillac Fleetwoord – Sheikh Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah
1962 Lincoln* Continental – Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salem Al-Sabah
1956 Lincoln* Continental – King Saud Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud
1978 Studs – `Sulan Qaboos Bin Said Al-Said
1956 Mercedes 300 Adenauer – Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al-Nahyan
1960 Rolls Royce Phantom 5 Limo – Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah
1989 Mercedes 650 SEL Armored – Sheikh Saad Al-Abdullah Al-Salem Al-Sabah
1958 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud 1 Drophead Coupe – Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah
1904 Minerva Type-A
*Stated as Ford while in fact is a Lincoln, a Division of Ford Motor Company from 1939 to 1948 and again from 1956 to 2002.
Apparently sometime back in 2010 someone at Marvel Comics decided that anime fans should get some of the Marvel goods by introducing two of their most iconic characters into the Anime scene, giving Ironman and Wolverine an Otaku-Makeover!
I’ve clumsily learnt about this by accident where I’ve stumbled on the whole Ironman anime (directed by: Yuzo Sato) consisting of 12 episodes online. I’ve later learnt that this has been aired back in October 1st. 2010 on Animax in Japan and G4 States side, and ended on December 17th of the same year. Not long ago however, in January 7th 2011, Wolverine’s cut of the cake (Directed by: Hiroshi Aoyama) started airing and will take the same stretch apparently of 12 episodes, running on the same networks as its predecessor.
Both shows have been produced by the giants at Madhouse Studio in Japan (Ninja Scroll, Vampire Hunter D, Trigun, Sakura Wars… etc) so you are definitely in for a treat. Both shows have been given their unique story lines, both taking place in Japan whether visiting for scientific reasons by introducing IronMan Dio and stumbling upon an evil organization called Zodiac (in Starks’s case) or looking for a Lost/kidnapped girlfriend, daughter of a Japanese Crime Syndicate (Logan’s case).
Marvel purists might object on the adaptation, but it seems that the West and East are looking to make amends somehow through these adaptations, can’t wait to see who’s next on Marvel’s list to make it into Anime.
Below are trailers found on youtube for both shows, enjoy!
One of the many museums that London offers (for free admission) is the Science Museum. For all you science lovers out there, and sci-fi fans who owe a debt of gratitude to science for paving the way to science fiction, this is the place to be. There are so many things to see, I don’t know where to begin. But I can say that one of the best sections was the machines and tools of the Industrial revolution and other pre-20th century eras. Once again, a museum is like entering a time machine, but unfortunately one can’t talk to the scientists and inventors of those days.
There was a period of time where the museum hosted an exhibition on Science contributed by the Muslims, and this was discussed in a previous post. Overall, an excellent place to visit, especially for families who wish to educate their kids visually so they won’t hate science and math in school! Enjoy the pictures…
للذي يريد ان يستزين من أشعار الأمير عبدالرحمن الرجاء الضغظ هنا للذهاب الي صفحه اليوتيوب شكرا للمتابعه
