It’s like that there is no single person staying at his/her home in Bahrain. Let alone the huge number of GCC nationalities fleeing to our small island. And do not forget the extra amount of expats in our country. I know, I know I have to live with it, globalisation and its sh***t. I only want to vent some of my feelings here.

I really struggle to find a dining place during weekends. Sometime it seems to me that you have to spend time waiting for a table more than the time you actually spend on eating. I guess restaurants should install those neon signs similar to those in hotels and inns stating whether there are vacant tables or not.

And this not only restricted to restaurants, wherever you go, cinemas, malls, markets, streets and everywhere in Bahrain, you will see it crowded. So my suggestion for a perfect weekend is to buy some of this “microwavable popcorn” or some fast-food dinner, rent or download a movie of your desire and lay down on the bed as a couch potato and enjoy it!

Regards,
T.

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Hi,

This piece of news have been on the front page of every local newpaper on the island and really caught my attention because there is something funny about it. First about this new law is that restaurant owners in the capital Manama were asked, two weeks ago to sign some sort of a formal contract agreeing the closure of their local food restaurants after midnight. This sort of contract was signed in Al-Hora police station  and some owners claim that the police forced them to sign without explaining them the reasons. 

Now about the funny part, coz nobody knows exactly who enforced this law as each official such as Manama Governer, PR director in the ministry of interior are denying enforcing such law and till this moment nobody knows who exactly ordered that!!

Police now are wandering around the streets of Manama ordering every restaurant to close if it is seen open after midnight. Oh, wait it is not only restaurants but also local coffee shops (Qahawee).

The funny thing is that the police force are following orders that are till this moment not sure who issued it. We'll certainly miss (Tikat abol) and the rest! Damn. Wallah mas5arah and 6ar6arah! 

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Endless crimes and burglaries are taking place on our lovely island? The killer of Saar, The Killer of Muharraq, The thief of Hamad Town and the list goes on as each town and vilage has its unique case. Why is the government is not realising what is going on?

 

 

 

Why there are recently a lot of hummer cars flooding the strees of Bahrain all of a sudden? Take a ride across the streets of Bahrain and count how many you find. I guarantee you that you won't get less than 7! There are becoming like corolla or sunny nowadays LOL.

 

Question 3: Bahraini blogs!!

Why some Bahraini blogs use very complicated/difficult/sophisticated & old-fashioned english? Is it because my english is very bad  or stupid that I don't understand? Or is it because there are "vocabulary-freak" bloggers in which some were educated/studying in UK USA/Canada and any other anglicised countries whom use the most sophisticated english words for simplest meanings just to show off??

Wallah guys and ladies sometimes I go and read and I ask myself "Is this english or what?".

Some Bahraini bloggers just decided to invent their own, complicated "Bahraini English". Go and browse in some Bahraini blogs (without mentioning specific blogs), where you'll find interesting topics, but you need something like a cambridge advanced-learner dictionary to know what these bloggers are saying!! My message to those (Just an advice not an obligation),, its good to blog in english BUT Keep It eaSy and Simple (KISS). Maybe some would read this and get angry and ask me to mind my own damn business LOL! But it is only for the sake of improving the Bahraini Blogosphere. If you feel pissed off about what I wrote then you are one of them! Chill out, revise yourself and make your english easier!!".

Stay safe everyone!

P.S. Any luck so far to provide poor little Tito with a free F1 ticket?? I wanna really see it before going back to bloody Bath!! 

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Upcoming Thanaweya graduates get happy! or may be it is just a dream?!

 

For more details click here.

MP Mohammed Khalid is in charge of this proposal. In my opinion, خريجين الثانوية يمشون بوزهم because four years ago he came to the UK and when he saw our saddening financial situation (Students sponsored by Ministry of Education) he promised in helping to raise our monthly salaries and I graduated a year ago and still nothing have changed and students are still suffering from the situation and the increasing prices in the UK! He speaks and does nothing as usual. Don't be overwhelmed!

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Boys and men ,,, prepare to grow up your hair! Read below and know why:

Thank god I only have a hair cut twice or thrice a year!

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The last bit of news is the urgent proposal from some MP's to grant BD300 for unemployed graduates. Don't get too excited you lazy people coz there are exceptions! Click here for details

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On the way:

• I am thinking of moving the blog to http://tito84.blogspot.com for better control on a lot of features that I can't have here? what do you think about it? I have this perception that visitors will be less when I move,, correct me if I am wrong.

• Anyone got an F1 ticket for tito84? It is my first time to come to Bahrain in this time of year and it is my chance to go to the event and I don't wanna miss it but without paying ,, I want to have a ticket plzzzzz!

Best wishes!

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