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Forgot to add to my previous post but I am also looking for esports jerseys (especially karmine corp)
I am a big big big fan of the club
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My grandma has boxes in her room that are blue I saw the wool symbol on them I asked her about them she said they are for wool blankets and she told me I can take them when she dies 😂 but I wanted to know if the place still exists?
She said it’s called Soloemio idk if Im writing it wrong but she said it was in تابت and that he moved to hamra and the last store of his was in the إتوال building or something
Does it still exist? 😅 TIA if not any similar store?
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I'm projecting to save 30k by next year. do i invest in europe masters in hope of finding a job and staying there, or is it better to stay and down payment to a house?
i dont really care about all the expacts dilemma. i dont have that close to family and cant live 2 feet away from them. i adapt fast and dont really care about culture. how's the risk going to Europe and chances of actually turning a student visa to work visa and then permanent residency. I'm just reluctant cause 30k is a lot of money to invest. i mean a master from a European degree wont ho to waste but yeah.
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Can someone provide me some clarity regarding purchasing an apartment in lebanon? Specifically, is the average deposit required by owners really generally 50% cash? I understand there is generally no mortgage or if so a year or so max.
I have toured a few places that are, for example, $260k let’s say and the owner expects a $130k cash deposit and to pay out the rest within a year or the rest asap.
Is this the new norm? If not, what is normal and what’s not?
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There was a place for mana2eesh that became famous from a blog post. If you go from Aley to Bhamdoun and drive for another hour or so, you get to it. It doesnt have any signs (or at least no visible signs) and it's in the backyard of an old family (grandparents). They are famous for mana2eesh with butter or something like that. Do you know where it's located? And if it's still available / open?
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I live abroad and this happened couple of times from arabs. When i say I'm from Lebanon they say oh لبنييييين، hayfa and Nancy.
What is a good response to that
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Lebanese Army officer stands his ground and forces Ikhraeli tanks to retreat after refusing to leave his point in Deir Mimas. (18/09/2026)
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It's just that I'm going even though I have bladder OCD
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A Phoenician statue for my coffee-table
The Economist, April 3, 1999
DIG a hole in the ground almost anywhere in Arabia, it is said, and oil will gush out. Dig a hole in practically any Lebanese hillside, and a wealth of archaeological artifacts will tumble forth. A few of these discoveries end up on display in museums, many more in the salons of Lebanese grandees. Look around and you may see a coffee-table resting on a Greek capital, a tiny Roman mosaic sprucing up the foyer, a spread of Phoenician statuettes and Byzantine coins strewn along the bookshelves or a discreet Crusader cannon in the courtyard.
Lebanon, a country carpeted in historical bric-a-brac, is still recovering from its 1975-91 civil war. Its budget is hobbled by huge deficits. Archaeological preservation has not been a priority-until now. Since mid-March, in a series of surprise raids, the police have seized over 5,000 artifacts from private homes and shops. In theory, when someone unearths anything over 300 years old, he is supposed to contact the Directorate-General of Antiquities, which has three months to examine the object or site before deciding whether to commandeer it. In practice, the rules are flouted.
During the civil war, many ruins and museums were looted. A director of the National Museum preserved his biggest and most precious pieces from theft or damage by encasing them in concrete, but other objects were treated less lovingly. The police recently discovered, for instance, that every single movable item had been stolen from the old Ottoman citadel at Sidon. Even now, builders regularly pilfer, discard or pour cement over ancient remains to avoid the delays and hassle of the historical commissars.
Until recently, the antiquities officials were themselves part of the problem: indeed, the police raids arose from an investigation into their department. A former director-general has been hauled in for questioning. But even honest employees, with a budget of just $5m, cannot keep track of the millions of artifacts in the coun...
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