Anyone here ever been in Iraq or Afghanistan? (1 Viewer)

[RSJ]

ahahahaha

jrad takes his internetting very seriously

Thank goodness i have him on ignore then! Same as a lot of people i imagine.

He teaches English in Saudi & Thailand, not too sure how he's able to do it as he never did his leaving cert (or whatever it was called in the early 70s).

I'd imagine in a lot of places being able to speak english gets you a job teaching english, even more so in saudi and the like.

So, he had to leave his job there, and leave the country - all because of what some joker told him at a party one night.

ha! Happens to the best of us i suppose. or not.

 

[Jrad (BFB.ie)]

Thank goodness i have him on ignore then! Same as a lot of people i imagine.

 

[flashback]

Thank goodness i have him on ignore then! Same as a lot of people i imagine.

i had him on ignore for a while, but he says something amusing once in a while so I un-ignored him.

I think he posts a lot on Boards.ie

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

i had him on ignore for a while, but he says something amusing once in a while so I un-ignored him.

I think he posts a lot on Boards.ie

how did you know he was saying amusing things if you had him on ignore?

 

[flashback]

how did you know he was saying amusing things if you had him on ignore?

 

[Jrad (BFB.ie)]

I think he posts a lot on Boards.ie

Yeah, its good cause if you have a query about anything there are always a rake of fuckin know it alls only mad to show how much they know. You get alot of technical rubbish but if you ask em they will dumb it down for you.
But tht is no excuse for the amount of fucking brainless mongo's who think everyone should be aware of every thought in their heads.
Im on my 8th account by now because as RSJ has pointed out i enjoy getting on peoples tits and ruin the moment.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7809167.stm

European flight lands in Baghdad


Nordic Leisure flew about 150 passengers from Copenhagen.

The first commercial flight between Europe and Iraq in at least 17 years has landed at Baghdad airport.
Swedish-based company Nordic Leisure says it expects to fly to the Iraqi capital once a week.
About 150 passengers, mainly Iraqis, arrived from Denmark on the first such flight since UN sanctions were imposed after the 1990 invasion of Kuwait.
Iraqi national carrier Iraqi Airways has said it hopes to start flying routes to Europe in the coming months.
More international arrivals are expected in the next two days, including one from Hong Kong, Iraqi Transport Minister Amer Abduljabbar Ismail told journalists, AFP news agency reported.
Air France-KLM signed a preliminary accord with Iraq just days ago, setting out plans for Iraqi Airways to fly to European destinations.