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The kingdom of Saudi Arabia has announced tighter regulations for men wanting to marry foreigners, and has banned them from marrying expat workers from four specific countries - men are apparently banned altogether from marrying expat workers from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Chad and Burma.
OH NO!!!
The kingdom of Saudi Arabia has announced tighter regulations for men wanting to marry foreigners, and has banned them from marrying expat workers from four specific countries - men are apparently banned altogether from marrying expat workers from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Chad and Burma.
OH NO!!!
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Bradford ?
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saudis like children, i dont think any one actually old enough to work or needs to work for a living would be considered anyway
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I never thought their idea of not allowing women drivers was that bad either
Although I do accept that is a woefully sexist remark  |
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Women drivers are not quite as bad as they used to here tbf
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Racists and Misogynists the lot of you.
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Nicest couple I ever lived next to were from Pakistan. They were from a northern mountain region. I forget the name of it. Apparently she was a princess back home, but got none of the trappings that go with it because it had to be inherited through the male line
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How`s the wee man Hank? Hope he is well.
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Nicest couple I ever lived next to were from Pakistan. They were from a northern mountain region. I forget the name of it. Apparently she was a princess back home, but got none of the trappings that go with it because it had to be inherited through the male line
Isn't that how it works here as well (or did up to a few years ago)? The crown/dukedom/castle goes to the oldest male heir. |
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The old.... "I was a Princess back in my home country" ....line.
Her Dad was probably the village chief cow-hearder.  |
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"Balbita, when you get to UK, tell them you were a Princess, may ward off some of the racism."
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