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Samson · 02-07-2005, 08:15 AM

I cannot help but believe Ayla.

We watched as Iraqis took off their shoes a beat them against the fallen statues of Saddam and wondered: "What the hell? Why are they doing that?" Until some cultural anthropologist from National Geographic explained that the shoe was considered "unclean" to muslims, and therefore..blah,blah, blah.

Well we don't need any such explaination when Iraqi WOMEN hold up the victory sign with two fingers, one tiped with purple ink. These are not strange people anymore, but more like Americans than possably anyone else in the Middle-east.

02-07-2005, 08:15 AM	#6 (permalink)
Samson Banned (Perm) Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 842	I cannot help but believe Ayla. We watched as Iraqis took off their shoes a beat them against the fallen statues of Saddam and wondered: "What the hell? Why are they doing that?" Until some cultural anthropologist from National Geographic explained that the shoe was considered "unclean" to muslims, and therefore..blah,blah, blah. Well we don't need any such explaination when Iraqi WOMEN hold up the victory sign with two fingers, one tiped with purple ink. These are not strange people anymore, but more like Americans than possably anyone else in the Middle-east.