The question that this post strives to answer is, what would release a Kuwaiti from his typical corrupt thinking?

Kuwait as a country has many elements of success, the obstacles to said success are sugarcoated with all kinds of political, medieval, traditional, social and religious excuses. In any case of those, one would look at the most enlightened of society to see the light.

A certain individual in Kuwait University has two bachelors and a doctorate and preaches everyday in his class about politics and the fundemental flaws of this lazy, good for nothing society. The said individual lived abroad for many years and is deeply westernized and mesmerized by the efficiency of the western society.

All of that seems extremely dandy to see such an educated person picking out the flaws as you chant in agreement, until you realize he’s supposed to be teaching a subject. The semester is nearly over and he still hasn’t taught a thing. He’s receiving pay for each class he conducts, without earning it while simultaneously screaming how Kuwaitis are good for nothing, gold digging, opportunist hit and runners.

On the other hand, an Egyptian professor was asked to give his class a day off. He simply declined saying how can he give his students a day off and get paid without teaching and earning his pay on that particular day.

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How badass is this decoy wallet?

Do you ever wonder which unfortunate soul has to add these price tags to products? I always wonder about who puts the price tags with the safety pins and how many pin cuts do they have?

I did this while at the camp to show off my badass, ruggid, sexual side. I only used my tongue. Hubba hubba!

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Whether your relationships are personal or professional, all of them must be win-win for both parties to pull through. The ratio depends on understanding, terms and compromises for a greater good. If you get too greedy for personal “win”, then the other party will definitely walk one day so one must be sensible and rational.

In slang, put out to receive.

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We live in a dandy society where street etiquette one would give and take depends on what type of vehicle you drive. For example, if your ride is German, posh, up to date and quite polished you would be treated as a civilian. On the other hand, if you drive an ugly, tiny, Japanese car you would be treated as scum that deserves to remain on the far right lane.

I personally experienced that the other day when I went to a camp that’s in the deserts of far, far away. That being said, I decided to take another, lowly, car for such a long, rough drive. Here’s what you will experience when you drive a labor-esque car:

• You are absolutely forbidden to drive on the far left lane. You’re a peasant who remains on the right lane.

• If you flicker your lights to surpass anyone, you will be ignored.

• You will be in a light adventurous mood throughout your drive and attempt to crash the car at every turn because anything below Kuwaiti standards is destroyable despite financial value and longevity.

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