so can you set up one of those death-watch programs to post here and tell us you're dead if you don't log in at least daily? or at least give us a name or something.
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Yasser Arafat
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You do realise if that death-watch program ever successfully posts, I'm going to top that thread with snide comments for weeks to come, right?
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Yasser, you should probably also go for a death-watch program, what with recent developments and all...
Yasser Arafat
Not a terrorist. Really.
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Also, Yasser, I've been thinking lately, what's with you and the name Abu Amar? I mean Mahmoud's Abu Mazen, but he has a son named Mazen, Ahmed's Abu Ala but he has a son name Ala. Now you, Yasser, only have a daughter. Shouldn't you be Abu Banat?
(Don't look at this as a confrontation, I'm just interested, really)
(Don't look at this as a confrontation, I'm just interested, really)
i don't have sigs on, and i seem to recall yasser claiming he shut his off, too. i just happened to see the sigs when i logged out and in because i was, um, clearing cookies for a project here at work.
Yasser Arafat
Not a terrorist. Really.
Well, that's actually a funny story. The simplest answer is that the name comes from Abdel-Hakim 'Amer, the former Egyptian Field Marshal, co-conspirator, and lover of former Egyptian President Gamel Abdel Nasser.
As boys, 'Amer and I loved to frolick across the beautiful landscape of southern Lebanon. "One day, 'Amer," I would tell the young lad "We will ruin all of this."
Our paths eventually diverged, but fate brought us back together again and allowed us to make some glorious war together. 'Amer and I had grown up, then, and he was now the lad of Nasser and not myself any longer, but we cherished our good times together. When he had a spat with Nasser ("power struggle", they called it), I tried to win him back, but he committed suicide instead. I was very broken up, and took the name in question then, to remember my beautiful darling boy.
As boys, 'Amer and I loved to frolick across the beautiful landscape of southern Lebanon. "One day, 'Amer," I would tell the young lad "We will ruin all of this."
Our paths eventually diverged, but fate brought us back together again and allowed us to make some glorious war together. 'Amer and I had grown up, then, and he was now the lad of Nasser and not myself any longer, but we cherished our good times together. When he had a spat with Nasser ("power struggle", they called it), I tried to win him back, but he committed suicide instead. I was very broken up, and took the name in question then, to remember my beautiful darling boy.
