७ फेब्रुवारी, २०१३

"Digging up the buried beer at Hotel Timbuktu."

"After months of Islamist rule, Timbuktu is getting back to normal - with thirsty journalists replacing the traditional tourists and backpackers."

११ टिप्पण्या:

Original Mike म्हणाले...

If I knew nothing else about Islamists, their banning of beer would be enough.

Nonapod म्हणाले...

"No arts; no letters; no society; and which is worst of all, continual fear, and danger of violent death: and the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short."

Eric the Fruit Bat म्हणाले...

When you outlaw beer only outlaws . . . no, wait . . . I'll keep working on that one.

MadisonMan म्हणाले...

I thought beer was proof that God loves us, so why ban it?

Sorun म्हणाले...

Wherever they go, Islamists are the proverbial turd in the punchbowl.

edutcher म्हणाले...

My God, sounds like hiding art treasures from the She-Wolf of the SS.

MadisonMan said...

I thought beer was proof that God loves us, so why ban it?

God may love us, but Allah hates us.

Original Mike म्हणाले...

"When you outlaw beer only outlaws . . . no, wait . . . I'll keep working on that one."

You can have my S.N. Pale Ale when you pry the bottle from my cold dead hands.

Nomennovum म्हणाले...

I have always wanted to visit Timbuktu, but I will go nowhere where they don't serve alcohol (an Arabic word, by the way). Alcohol is a mark of civilization. Dangerous places don't necessarily denote barbarism and can be quite fun, if you can get a buzz on.

Colonel Angus म्हणाले...

It's seems like nothing but death and destruction follow in the wake of Islam.

Mary Beth म्हणाले...

I've been busy lately and missed the stories of outrage over French imperialists and their bombing poor people just because they have a different culture.

Known Unknown म्हणाले...

Why radical Islamism can never rule the world.