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Greed In Kuwait: Taking Its Toll

You know, for such a rich country we seem to have nothing but greedy morons starting businesses, buying rights to sell certain merchandise, and then doing everything they can to take something someone else is trying to work on-or just ruining it any way that they can. Nevermind that they don’t need the money.

What’s this greed?

I’m actually beginning to hate how being a Kuwaiti now dictates being a greedy person, just because of how this shameful attitude is surely working against the favor of the country.

What is this? Who are you people? What happened to you?

Keep ind mind how humble our roots are, people used to go to sea at months, yad3oon rabhom widishoon, mitwakleen ou qano3een–look at us now: Kuwaitis are increasingly becoming a misrable, distressed people driven by nothing but greed and idiotic self-service; nevermind that you’d be screwing other people over.

Is this what Kuwait has become? People who do that are disgusting! Did you hear about the F1 thing, for example? Yamal il fagir. Snap out of it, you idiots. Mshaffa7.

Every idiot with votes he’s won by absolutely NO merit except his ability to network or buy votes is now an expert on everything. Hey! Don’t hire the experts-but if you do, make sure they’re not Kuwait. Yintifi3 minik il ghareeb wala wild deertik.

Ayal johala.

Nas mayatris 3ainhom illa litrab. I keep saying it because it’s sadly true.

Fashaltoona.

To be a politician, is to desire the best for your country’s future. It’s not a show, it’s not a way to feel important. If you want to matter-to help, be a politician-OH, and it’d be GREAT if you want to help YOUR country not abu il 3abid. If you somehow love the idea of having power, go take your family to a desert island and be a barbarian there.

The Gaming Situation In Kuwait

People-gamers, this is severe.

Why’s it so outrageous to find a place that sells games at a fixed price, and won’t try to rip you off? Do the dim-witted Indian clerks assume I know jack about games just because I have two X chromosomes; they consequently try to hike up their prices when I try to buy something? The fact that I glare at them and go, “Min 9ijjik?” if it really irks me doesn’t help. I want to buy my freaking games without needing to see them trying to see how far they can go with their absurb prices. Yeah, Ri7ab. I mind going to Ri7ab now purely based on how it becomes more of a task I’d be begrudgingly accomplish purely because I want to plant myself on my couch and enjoy my PS3. But that’s the reason I haven’t been to Ri7ab in months now.

The Virgin Megastore? Their laughable stocks (slow at that, a game meant to be released at a certain date for example, takes a month—if they’re quick, to land on their shelves.) Nevermind that their staff is full of a bunch of liars who’ll tell you that the last copy was sold yesterday-and when you tell them you were there yesterday and was told that the game wasn’t in stock-because you wanted the freaking game that much, they’ll go, “Oh, well, you know how I my collegue next to me said we ordred 150 units-I’m telling you we ordered 2,000. Yeah, that’s right, fight the urge to kick my shins. Yeah, I’m an underachieving loser.”

And people actually wonder why Virgin’s in the proverbial toilet, repeatedly attempting to flush itself into the cesspool it’s increasingly proving to be a worthy candidate of existing in… Whoever’s in charge of that place needs to reconsider the idiots they hire; if your suppliers are that bad, just your suppliers, ironically, consider new ones or working on a more credible front. Asinine, red-vested, clowns.

We need a place, preferrably in Salmiya, that specializes in anything game-related only. You have any idea how easy it would be to net a huge customer base just by having an efficient place where games, accessories, consoles, and the likes are readily available? To be quite honest, upon graduation and landing a job for about five years or so, I plan on making just that.

Play-Asia.com seems to be irritatingly slow these days, even if DHL or FedEx is used-I wonder, in that case, did Kuwaiti customs hire a bunch of thieves to work in their ranks?

I had this posted in my old blog…

…And then remembered how much I liked it, so here’s Neruda’s poem again:

Sonnet XVII

I don’t love you as if you were the salt-rose, topaz
or arrow of carnations that propagate fire:
I love you as certain dark things are loved,
secretly, between the shadow and the soul.

I love you as the plant that doesn’t bloom and carries
hidden within itself the light of those flowers,
and thanks to your love, darkly in my body
lives the dense fragrance that rises from the earth.

I love you without knowing how, or when, or from where,
I love you simply, without problems or pride:
I love you in this way because I don’t know any other way of loving

but this, in which there is no I or you,
so intimate that your hand upon my chest is my hand,
so intimate that when I fall asleep it is your eyes that close.

-Pablo Neruda

Isn’t it pretty?!

…In sequence to my previous post…

For starters, he makes it a point to go out of his way to misinterpret sarcasm, even though he’s allegedly a journalist…

Then he demands sources for statements like, “the driving situation in Kuwait is bad. People are crazy!” to be founded, because apparently the idea of exaggeration seems to be something he can’t quite wrap his mind about.

Also, folks, for the perfect record by which he operates, personal experience is certainly not enough substance to write an opinion piece, according to him. I’m guessing his definition of “opinion,” is “what sources say, even if you are talking about something that actually happened to you. If no one was there to document it, it didn’t happen.” Open-mindedness like that is something I should strive for!

Shame on me! That’s not to say I’m the only person who thinks he’s sort of pitiful, of course.

The sad thing is, he’s biased too; for example, he reads a sentence up to a comma, and stops to say that it’s missing something-nevermind that the words after the comma actually provide enough logical backing to make sense. He seems to go out of his way to find faults in statements he so obviously doesn’t take the time to actually read or listen through.

…And yet, he’s supposed to be teaching us. Nevermind that he gets a nice, fat cheque at the end of each month, his conscience doesn’t seem to mind that he obviously doesn’t even qualify to do what he does-call me outrageous, but the most essential element needed in anyone how wants to teach is actually being able to listen. You know, so we the idiots, lost without his words of wisdom, can actually get our money’s worth.

Oh, and he seems to get a kick out of bickering like some grumpy old woman. I did not say that he looks like one too.

Odd Encounter With A Professor…

I’ll write about it tomorrow.

Oh, right!

I’m starting to remember why I always opted to go to the library instead of hang out with people in school…

It’s astounding, the degree of ridiculous sales of presumed standards I assumed people I once appreciated have. Then again, I assumed; and those who sell themselves cheap aren’t worth the effort.

…Those bought and sold with mere words leave me indifferent, more or less.

Taylor Swift’s ‘Love Story,’ is a sappy, fun song.

Updating from my PS3

Urgh… Laptop’s in the shop. Starting to like Perry’s Hot’n'Cold song-still loathing her.

Hey!

Add me again on PSN, there are no requests in my inbox-thing.

Also, PES2009 is cool… Except I get too many red cards. :(

Obama

Let’s see how this one’ll shake things up.

Here’s The Real Deal

Oh yeah, something juicy was here.

Check back, apparently we’re giving her another week.