and F with P too lolAnother point of note- too long in Bandung makes us forget that K, it frequently gets replaced with a G
and F with P too lolAnother point of note- too long in Bandung makes us forget that K, it frequently gets replaced with a G
Usually names in Jakarta (Indonesia?) follows the trend....like restaurants. One restaurant starts with "Dapur..." before you know it there are a few clones popping up. Same with D'...(D'Crepes...D'Steak...D'whatever..), etc.I'm surprised a DJ hasn't taken the stage name of DJ Akarta. Then again, they're not known to have cool names. Yazz Illi, Gong, Izo, Milinka Radisik doesn't really roll off the tongue. But hey, what do I know? They seem to get plenty of gigs
Utterly ridiculous. When I was a wee lad, seeking spiritual enlightenment, I went to a few Rastafarian meetings. Yeah I won't deny it, I liked their practice of using marijuana as a holy sacrament. I was young, and mourning the tragic loss of a friend. I needed some semblance of peace - and thought I found it, in this congregation of like-minded people.To be honest this bit was what irked me:
"allow me to afford a stay at home wife because I am a Muslim"
Women are people too- humans, with thoughts & brains and much more in their lives than sitting in a house waiting to serve their bloke who perceives himself to be the lord & master- just because he has a d*ck &a bit more testosterone.
The difference between stereotype notions & actual real life may shock some when faced with it.
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Salam brother,I’m trying to gather some more intel here. I want to remain foreign employed (making USD... cuz then I’ll be LOADED) as a “digital nomad” but essentially drop the nomad part (Yes I know right now the country is locked down hopefully I’ll be ready to make the move in six months). I understand that I will have to make a “border run” every two months so my visa doesn’t expire (I suppose inevitably I’ll get nikkah eventually which will solve that issue). Are there any other major issues I’ll run into?
Also, how does someone who isn’t a citizen get a car? I just learned foreigners can not buy a car... can a foreigner lease a car or motorcycle? Aka... how am I suppose to go food shopping without a taxi?
Thanks for replies
Stop smoking that stuff !Utterly ridiculous. When I was a wee lad, seeking spiritual enlightenment, I went to a few Rastafarian meetings. Yeah I won't deny it, I liked their practice of using marijuana as a holy sacrament. I was young, and mourning the tragic loss of a friend. I needed some semblance of peace - and thought I found it, in this congregation of like-minded people.
What I started to notice after a while was the blatant sexism. Women were required to cover their heads (well, their dreadlocks), and wear long skirts down to their ankles. They also didn't shave their legs or armpits. Why are these male religious leaders so threatened by a woman's sexuality? I didn't ask, because I knew I'd get a bunch of arbitrary quotes from the Bible.
This was just the tip of the iceberg, All in all, I could not accept that some Emperor of Ethiopia is not only a prophet, but looked upon as the second coming of Jesus.
You need to smoke some.Stop smoking that stuff !
You need to smoke some.
Shittiest high ever. So many of my friends back home think wow "Indo"-nesia, the stuff must be incredible there. Indo is short for indica, dumbos. We definitely can't take credit for that one.Not the cheap stuff though.
B) allow me to afford a stay at home wife
okay, that's it. no more balado jengkol dan peuteuy for you!Another point of note- too long in Bandung makes us forget that K, it frequently gets replaced with a G