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This bit is just perfect...

 

“In the West, it is common knowledge to walk out of a room wearing the same pair of shoes that you wore while entering the room. Nay, it is common sense,” he says.

“However here in Shām, our Syrian brothers … believe that everyone can share each other’s footwear.

“Sometimes you would enter a building and when leaving, you would see the person with your shoes walking 100 yards ahead of you and it can be quite irritating.”

 

So there you have it, a new proverb....

 

Before criticising a man, wait for him to walk 100 yards in your shoes.

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Could be a nasty shock for him if he gets left with Richard Reid's shoes to wear :tongue:

 

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Boom, boom!

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"These arabs steal my shoes, have abysmal eating manners and what's worst is that they won't queue!"  (paraphrased Independent article)

 

:D :D

 

I know it's a serious issue with all of the nutjobs in one place but that just made me chuckle.

 

I bet they only have foreign food to eat too!

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Wonder if the clothing exchange also extends to underpants when they all  tootle of to the communal bath. I mean to say getting a verruca ridden scabby plastic flip flop seems  a good result as opposed finding a religious maniacs salty chamois leather posing pouch has been exchanged for your Debenhams jockey shorts.

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