Fadi Zaghmout

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1. 

   Hamza

   October 12, 2007

   dude..take a break…ITS EID.

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   The Observer

   October 12, 2007

   Happy Eid man 🙂

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   Life

   October 12, 2007

   la2 Observer… HEK KTER KTER…ya3ni you read Paulo.. And I thought its Awsome.. now You read Isabel !!!! MAN.. are you for real! 🙂 Okay.. that was what came to my mind when I first read your post 🙂 Happy Eid Fadi 🙂

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   The Observer

   October 12, 2007

   life, :):):)Actually I was at readers in cozmo with a friend of mine. I didnt know what to buy, I want a change of Paulo and I was looking for 100 years of solitude that won the noble prize. My friend recommend this to me, she said that it is similar and good. So I bought it. Didnt really enjoy it at the beggining, but loved it at the end. Happy Eid for you as well 🙂

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   Noura

   October 12, 2007

   First of all, happy eid to you..It seems you have recovered nicely from the flu 🙂Learning from the past??I don’t think so..I really was pulling for the Lebanese to show that they got something out of the bloody 20 past years,the dead and the missing.Unfortunately, we are hopeless..Am not holding my breath..

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   AniTriniTy

   October 13, 2007

   Hey Observer Happy Eid 🙂 I advice you to read 100 years of solitude for Marqize … it could be the most holy book in all over the history .and yes .. i agree history repeats it self .. sometimes it’s just like a copy from a copy from a copy from a copy ………..

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   The Observer

   October 14, 2007

   Noura, thx, yes I feel much better now. Happy Eid for you as well.It is sad what is going on in Lebanon. People should be very careful.Antitrinty, happy Eid for you as well. I will definatly check 100 years of solitude 🙂

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   bambam

   October 15, 2007

   anytime u want something totally different for paulo just ask ! now i haven’t read that one …. but somehow skipping the Allende Penoche period and the reasons behind that takes a book 😀 anyways the situation in Chile was/is very different than the situation in the region here, to their mishap they served as a proving point that in case any of the Latin American countries would like to have more say about what they can do with their resources we will turn u into one of 2 options … either a Cuba or a Chile. in our case there was never really an option in the past century, but yeah if its the same in the sense that life is a bitch no matter how u look at it then YES 😀

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   The Observer

   October 16, 2007

   BamBam, sure I will 🙂 thxI can’t see a lot of difference between Chile situation and the one we had in the Arab world. Here in Jordan we were able to maintain the royal ruling, but we have also been affected by the coup happened against Prince Faisal. The whole world was affected by the struggle of power between communism and capitalism. Each party used idol ideas to lure youngsters to their side and they benefitted from their enthusiam to achieve their own goals without caring about the damages caused in each society. Now it is the same, we are all dealing with terrorism and globalization. Another era for the world’s people! lets hope it ends by the end of Bush’s serving time!

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10. 

    No_Angel

    October 16, 2007

    the major difference that i alluded to is that they have someone worth assassinating, some how neither Faisal nor al sadaat make the cut really 😛

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