Une marche verte

[BEJAADI78 10]

What's so strange about it ? Why are you so attached to a language that you neither master nor is yours? Is your lack of knowledge of the language of science putting you in the wrong spot ?

 

A douche of the first order you are and a douche you'll remain for the rest of your miserable life and there ain't a damn thing you can do about it, it's your destiny as a slave to a drug dealer ..... I know it's harsh, but it's the truth that you're gonna have to face some day in order to finally become a citizen.

 

Il est clair que si je m'exprimais en Français, comme tu t'exprimes en Anglais ou du moins; tu tentes de t'exprimer par le biais d'un laïus approximatif constitué d’onomatopées et autres détritus verbeux, l'atmosphère deviendrait rapidement insupportable.

 

Dieu merci, je ne souffre pas de cette pathologie et je n'ai pas besoin d'un orthophoniste en ce qui me concerne. Passe en mp, et je te passerai des adresses.

 

A moins, j'ai bien à moins que tu sortes de chez le dentiste et qu'un son intelligible ne puisse émaner de ta cavité buccale.

 

De par tes fariboles, ou devrais je dire: ton boui, tu me parles de drogue...

 

N'est ce pas toi, qui allant devant ton pc en aurait clairement abusé.

 

Ce dont je ne doute pas, à la constatation de la constitution fécale de tes immondices te servant de phrases ou de vocabulaire :mdr:

[BEJAADI78 10]

Je t'avais déjà demandé de ne pas citer mes messages .... passe ton chemin jeunot. ;)

 

PS: Il faut choisir: t'exprimer en Anglais ou Français.

 

A moins que tes facultés cognitives ne puissent ne te le permettre.

 

En tout cas, en Français comme en Anglais: ta syntaxe et ton vocabulaire laissent à désirer.

 

Permets moi de te dire.

[Apulee 10]

Il est clair que je m'exprimais en Français, comme toi tu t'exprime en Anglais ou du moins; tu tentes de t'exprimer par le biais d'un laïus approximatif constitué d’onomatopées et autres détritus verbeux, l'atmosphère deviendrait rapidement insupportable.

 

Dieu merci, je ne souffre pas de cette pathologie et je n'ai pas besoin d'un orthophoniste en ce qui me concerne. Passe en mp, et je te passerai des adresses.

 

A moins, j'ai bien à moins que tu sortes de chez le dentiste et qu'un son intelligible ne puisse émaner de ta cavité buccale.

 

De par tes fariboles, ou devrais je dire: ton boui, tu me parles de drogue...

 

N'est ce pas toi, qui allant devant ton pc en aurait clairement abusé.

 

Ce dont je ne doute pas, à la constatation de la constitution fécale de tes immondices te servant de phrases ou de vocabulaire :mdr:

 

Which pretty confirms my theory about you ..... a second grade french citizen who spends his time chatting up girls on FA when he's not jerking himself to sleep .... I truly feel for you, it must be hard wanting desperately to belong to a nation - that oppressed your forefathers and still uses your brethren as sex toys - while being rejected like a cockroach that nobody wanna see or hear about.

[MJB 10]

How can i forget a douchebag when i meet one ?

 

Now, with all the disrespect that i owe a fuckwit like you, go and get screwed somewhere else .... you have neither the intelligence nor the nous to deserve a proper answer from me, so stop wasting my time and clear off.

 

SVP : parlons francais pour que tout le monde comprenne ce que vous dites.

 

Je prends la peine de traduire ce message pour le mettre à la disposition des intervenants même s'il contient quelques mots deplacés:

 

Comment puis-je oublier un """""""" quand j'en rencontre ("""""""""""")?

 

Maintenant, avec tout le mépris que je dois une (""""""") comme vous, aller te faire défoncer ailleurs, tu n'as ni l'intelligence ni la ("""""") pour mériter une réponse appropriée de moi, alors arrêtes de gaspiller mon temps et "fous le con".

[Apulee 10]

PS: Il faut choisir: t'exprimer en Anglais ou Français.

 

A moins que tes facultés cognitives ne puissent ne te le permettre.

 

En tout cas, en Français comme en Anglais: ta syntaxe et ton vocabulaire laissent à désirer.

 

Permets moi de te dire.

 

I already have :D

 

I use whatever language is necessary to communicate with my fellow citizens, and specifically, the language of the masters to put pretty much down all the dimwits and the gypsies that happen to lose they way and end up on FA.

 

While I usually have sympathy for those who have to wash the dishes of their oppressors, I have to admit that you're the exception to the rule, you unquestionably deserve the sorry miserable life that's been bestowed upon you by your so called king of the poor.

[Apulee 10]

SVP : parlons francais pour que tout le monde comprenne ce que vous dites.

 

Je prends la peine de traduire ce message pour le mettre à la disposition des intervenants même s'il contient quelques mots deplacés:

 

Since you're feeling generous, why don't you translate the following article for everyone's benefit ? :D

 

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Wessex Exploration signs assurance agreement over Imlili block

 

Wessex Exploration (LON:WSX) told investors that it has signed an assurance agreement relating to its joint venture with Tower Resources (LON:TRP) in Western Sahara.

 

The agreement with the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) gives the partners acess to the Imlili block, which spans a 16,965 square kilometre offshore area.

 

“The award of the Imlili Block gives Wessex and Tower control over a broad swathe of prospective acreage in Western Sahara, encompassing the entire continental margin from the outcrop in the east to the deep water in the west,” the company said.

 

The Imlili block has been the subject of limited exploration in the past. In the 1960s a number of exploration wells had oil shows in reservoir quality sandstones, Wessex explained.

 

According to the company, the current geologic data available suggests the presence of all of the components necessary for a working petroleum system.

 

The SADR is a democratically elected government of the territory, which is recognised by the United Nations as a non-self governing territory, currently occupied by Morocco.

 

At the moment only limited exploration activity will be possible until the political situation surrounding Western Sahara is resolved, Wessex said.

 

So the company plans to evaluate the prospectivity of this acreage using legacy seismic and exploratory well data, which it company already owns.

 

Wessex will pay a nominal annual administrative fee to the SADR to retain the Imlili block until the sovereignty of the territory has been settled.

 

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk

[Alexander 10]

How can i forget a douchebag when i meet one ?

 

Now, with all the disrespect that i owe a fuckwit like you, go and get screwed somewhere else .... you have neither the intelligence nor the nous to deserve a proper answer from me, so stop wasting my time and clear off.

 

Really not cool from you. I live in USA and I rarely, probably never saw or heard such a rude declarations.

 

Would be nice if the debate continue with arguments, and without the use of inappropriate sentences.

 

and if you don't like someone, you can just ignore him, I do the same sometimes.

[MJB 10]

Since you're feeling generous, why don't you translate the following article for everyone's benefit ? :D

 

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Wessex Exploration signs assurance agreement over Imlili block

 

Wessex Exploration (LON:WSX) told investors that it has signed an assurance agreement relating to its joint venture with Tower Resources (LON:TRP) in Western Sahara.

 

The agreement with the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) gives the partners acess to the Imlili block, which spans a 16,965 square kilometre offshore area.

 

“The award of the Imlili Block gives Wessex and Tower control over a broad swathe of prospective acreage in Western Sahara, encompassing the entire continental margin from the outcrop in the east to the deep water in the west,” the company said.

 

The Imlili block has been the subject of limited exploration in the past. In the 1960s a number of exploration wells had oil shows in reservoir quality sandstones, Wessex explained.

 

According to the company, the current geologic data available suggests the presence of all of the components necessary for a working petroleum system.

 

The SADR is a democratically elected government of the territory, which is recognised by the United Nations as a non-self governing territory, currently occupied by Morocco.

 

At the moment only limited exploration activity will be possible until the political situation surrounding Western Sahara is resolved, Wessex said.

 

So the company plans to evaluate the prospectivity of this acreage using legacy seismic and exploratory well data, which it company already owns.

 

Wessex will pay a nominal annual administrative fee to the SADR to retain the Imlili block until the sovereignty of the territory has been settled.

 

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk

 

TES GOUVERNANTS AURONT DU SIGNER DES CONTRATS PAREILS AVEC SONATRAC.

 

C'est plus prés, pas loin de la cote atlantique et comme ça récupèrer partiellement ce que vous avez dépensé depuis plus de 35ans sans payer de cotisations ni annuelles et non plus mensuelles.

 

Des fois, on peut dormir debout et les yeux ouverts.

 

DU N'IMPORTE QUOI.

[Louny 10]

TES GOUVERNANTS AURONT DU SIGNER DES CONTRATS PAREILS AVEC SONATRAC.

 

C'est plus prés, pas loin de la cote atlantique et comme ça récupèrer partiellement ce que vous avez dépensé depuis plus de 35ans sans payer de cotisations ni annuelles et non plus mensuelles.

 

Des fois, on peut dormir debout et les yeux ouverts.

 

DU N'IMPORTE QUOI.

 

La liberté n'a pas de prix, peut-être que tu comprendras cela un jour.

[MJB 10]

La liberté n'a pas de prix, peut-être que tu comprendras cela un jour.

 

C'est ce que je te recommande

[Louny 10]

C'est ce que je te recommande

 

Non c'est moi qui te le recommande.

Moi, je ne fais pas allégeance à un roi.

C'est peut-être la mer.de en Algérie mais je ne baise pas la main d'un mec moi.

[BEJAADI78 10]

C'est peut-être la mer.de en Algérie mais je ne baise pas la main d'un mec moi.

 

Bouteflika le nabot: en effet il vous affame.

 

En se remplissant les poches, avec ses généraux.

 

Le seuil de vie des Algériens est similaire au tiers au monde: pour un pays pourtant pétrolifère.

[BEJAADI78 10]

SVP : parlons francais pour que tout le monde comprenne ce que vous dites.

 

Je prends la peine de traduire ce message pour le mettre à la disposition des intervenants même s'il contient quelques mots deplacés:

 

Comment puis-je oublier un """""""" quand j'en rencontre ("""""""""""")?

 

Maintenant, avec tout le mépris que je dois une (""""""") comme vous, aller te faire défoncer ailleurs, tu n'as ni l'intelligence ni la ("""""") pour mériter une réponse appropriée de moi, alors arrêtes de gaspiller mon temps et "fous le con".

 

Oh tu sais demander au pédants, au cuistres, ou au tartarins une once de respect consisterait à demander à un âne de devenir un cheval de course.

 

Quand on n'a plus d'argumentation, ou d'objectivité on se réfugie dans une langue que l'on maitrise absolument pas, et on ne retiens de celle ci ou on ne prononce que la vulgarité.

 

Il ne faut pas en vouloir à ce genre de freluquets: ils souffrent de schizophrénie.

[Louny 10]

Bouteflika le nabot: en effet il vous affame.

 

En se remplissant les poches, avec ses généraux.

 

Le seuil de vie des Algériens est similaire au tiers au monde: pour un pays pourtant pétrolifère.

 

MDR, l'amie de ma sœur est partie au Maroc, elle est revenue, elle nous a dit qu'il y avait pleins de mendiants au Maroc.

Ça me fait rire, ton roi qui construit un gigantesque palais pour tes maîtres alors que juste à côté il y a des marocains qui vivent dans des bidonvilles.

[MJB 10]

Non c'est moi qui te le recommande.

Moi, je ne fais pas allégeance à un roi.

C'est peut-être la mer.de en Algérie mais je ne baise pas la main d'un mec moi.

 

MES ENFANTS ME BAISENT LA MAIN ET CELLE DE LEUR MERE ET MEME CELLE DES AUTRES PROCHES DE MA FAMILLE QUI SONT AGES.

 

Je pense que baiser une main propre, est mille fois mieux que de baiser des bottes des C.E.P +1 sachant que je suis contre pour les deux cas.

[Apulee 10]

Really not cool from you. I live in USA and I rarely, probably never saw or heard such a rude declarations.

 

Would be nice if the debate continue with arguments, and without the use of inappropriate sentences.

 

and if you don't like someone, you can just ignore him, I do the same sometimes.

 

It wasn't meant to be cool ..... forewarned is forearmed as far as I'm concerned, instead of taking the easy way out and keeping what's left of his self-esteem intact, he chose the undignified route and got exactly what he deserved, any other response would of been a totally pointless endeavor ..... Having said that, I feel a bit disappointed that you - of all the Moroccans in here - should chose to defend such an abhorrent character who represent everything I loathe in some north Africans, but since it's out of character, I'm willing to give you the benefit of the doubt and overlook the fact that you skimmed over everyone else's comment.

 

I am particularly puzzled by your reaction to what is widely considered casual profanity, my usual comeback to anyone who appears or pretends to be flabbergasted by salty words is "to get out more", in fact, I feel silly having to tell you this since it's common knowledge that the de facto standard language of the American executives is the spicy one.

[Guest mackiavelik]

Bouteflika le nabot: en effet il vous affame.

 

En se remplissant les poches, avec ses généraux.

 

Le seuil de vie des Algériens est similaire au tiers au monde: pour un pays pourtant pétrolifère.

 

l'makhzaniyine ma3andhoumche figoura ta3 l'hachma...ahchem, à vous lire, bladkoum souissra...f'lhadra fort wallahi fort:thumbup:

[Apulee 10]

l'makhzaniyine ma3andhoumche figoura ta3 l'hachma...ahchem, à vous lire, bladkoum souissra...f'lhadra fort wallahi fort:thumbup:

 

Ouach idjik men khourga li 3omro ma sma3 bel gaz de ville .... kima i9olak, loukane mana3fakch ya ******, nahasbak medfa3. :mdr:

[Guest mackiavelik]

Ouach idjik men khourga li 3omro ma sma3 bel gaz de ville .... kima i9olak, loukane mana3fakch ya ******, nahasbak medfa3. :mdr:

 

ana wash hayarni, ma3labalish itha ykhamamou hakda...tssema allah ghaleb,wella ydirou bel3ani!

[Apulee 10]

ana wash hayarni, ma3labalish itha ykhamamou hakda...tssema allah ghaleb,wella ydirou bel3ani!

 

Hadak ma yala. :mdr:

[Alexander 10]

It wasn't meant to be cool ..... forewarned is forearmed as far as I'm concerned, instead of taking the easy way out and keeping what's left of his self-esteem intact, he chose the undignified route and got exactly what he deserved, any other response would of been a totally pointless endeavor ..... Having said that, I feel a bit disappointed that you - of all the Moroccans in here - should chose to defend such an abhorrent character who represent everything I loathe in some north Africans, but since it's out of character, I'm willing to give you the benefit of the doubt and overlook the fact that you skimmed over everyone else's comment.

 

I am particularly puzzled by your reaction to what is widely considered casual profanity, my usual comeback to anyone who appears or pretends to be flabbergasted by salty words is "to get out more", in fact, I feel silly having to tell you this since it's common knowledge that the de facto standard language of the American executives is the spicy one.

 

Well, to start with "the spicy" American way of talk, I can at least confirm that it's not as often as you might think. And won't be appreciated in the environment I belong to. However, I must acknowledge that I choose who I talk to and none of my friends can use such vocabulary in my presence. Consequently I am not used to it. You can feel it even in my messages in FA.

 

I do not defend him, nor anyone else, since I'm rarely in accord with the majority of the members here including Moroccan ones. Moreover, I don't know a thing about him to even care. But I didn't see him using harsh words as you did in this topic. Or at least at the moment I replied to you. Indeed he got funny ideas, I kind of recall his previous comments him and his friend, but don't recall profanities. Can't confirm though... I never had an interest to read their bla bla.

 

To be disappointed from me? I'm kind of surprised, never thought you even have respect for me, you usually curse all my countrymen, without exceptions,... Regardless of the fact that I always spoke correctly to you and others. And that I read your messages when I notice them and reply as calm as possible, since they are genarally based on arguments not weirdo assumptions like certains people here.

 

Anyway, my request was to continue the debate without offensive declarations. I had recently noticed that there is less "bad exchanges" between Moroccans and Algerians in FA and would like it continue this way.

 

Other than that, as I said, I am not interested in defending him, and have no reason to get involved in a conflict that doesn't concern me.

 

Best regards.

[MJB 10]

It wasn't meant to be cool ..... forewarned is forearmed as far as I'm concerned, instead of taking the easy way out and keeping what's left of his self-esteem intact, he chose the undignified route and got exactly what he deserved, any other response would of been a totally pointless endeavor ..... Having said that, I feel a bit disappointed that you - of all the Moroccans in here - should chose to defend such an abhorrent character who represent everything I loathe in some north Africans, but since it's out of character, I'm willing to give you the benefit of the doubt and overlook the fact that you skimmed over everyone else's comment.

 

I am particularly puzzled by your reaction to what is widely considered casual profanity, my usual comeback to anyone who appears or pretends to be flabbergasted by salty words is "to get out more", in fact, I feel silly having to tell you this since it's common knowledge that the de facto standard language of the American executives is the spicy one.

 

 

M. APPULEE

Si vous jetez votre voisin avec des jets de pierres, il ne faut pas vous étonner et vous n’avez pas intérêt à le faire surtout si votre maison est en verre lorsque vous en recevez autant (des jets de pierres).

[Apulee 10]

Well, to start with "the spicy" American way of talk, I can at least confirm that it's not as often as you might think. And won't be appreciated in the environment I belong to. However, I must acknowledge that I choose who I talk to and none of my friends can use such vocabulary in my presence. Consequently I am not used to it. You can feel it even in my messages in FA.

 

I do not defend him, nor anyone else, since I'm rarely in accord with the majority of the members here including Moroccan ones. Moreover, I don't know a thing about him to even care. But I didn't see him using harsh words as you did in this topic. Or at least at the moment I replied to you. Indeed he got funny ideas, I kind of recall his previous comments him and his friend, but don't recall profanities. Can't confirm though... I never had an interest to read their bla bla.

 

To be disappointed from me? I'm kind of surprised, never thought you even have respect for me, you usually curse all my countrymen, without exceptions,... Regardless of the fact that I always spoke correctly to you and others. And that I read your messages when I notice them and reply as calm as possible, since they are genarally based on arguments not weirdo assumptions like certains people here.

 

Anyway, my request was to continue the debate without offensive declarations. I had recently noticed that there is less "bad exchanges" between Moroccans and Algerians in FA and would like it continue this way.

 

Other than that, as I said, I am not interested in defending him, and have no reason to get involved in a conflict that doesn't concern me.

 

Best regards.

 

What you do in your own controlled environment is one thing, what happens in society is quite another. I chose my words carefully when I mentioned the American executives, the cream of the angelic christian society. Brushing my own experiences aside, I can list you countless examples where the F-word and other expletives were dropped live on TV by the leaders of the States, we're talking presidents, vice presidents and business magnates ..... I let you guess how they communicate behind the scenes.

 

On the one hand you're telling me that you're not defending him, but on the other hand you're pointing out the fact that I used harsh words, without even knowing what king of a despicable low life he is .... You have to realize that once you chose to get involved in a conflict, you ultimately become part of it, and since you're emotionally involved, it will be impossible for you not to take sides or at least be perceived as doing so.

 

Let me make this clear, I've always differentiated between the makhzen, it's members/blind supporters and the population at large ...... I tend to judge people by their intentions rather than their actions, anyone who's well meaning will always get my repect. I do recall us having a couple of exchanges before without incident and I don't see any reason for it to change.

 

I personnaly don't see the point in engaging in an age old debate that's set to outlast my existence, the powers that be have decided so and neither of us is in a position to change it .... Pretending otherwise would be pursuing an exercise in futility, especially when there are far more serious et pressing issues that need our complete attention.

[MJB 10]

What you do in your own controlled environment is one thing, what happens in society is quite another. I chose my words carefully when I mentioned the American executives, the cream of the angelic christian society. Brushing my own experiences aside, I can list you countless examples where the F-word and other expletives were dropped live on TV by the leaders of the States, we're talking presidents, vice presidents and business magnates ..... I let you guess how they communicate behind the scenes.

 

On the one hand you're telling me that you're not defending him, but on the other hand you're pointing out the fact that I used harsh words, without even knowing what king of a despicable low life he is .... You have to realize that once you chose to get involved in a conflict, you ultimately become part of it, and since you're emotionally involved, it will be impossible for you not to take sides or at least be perceived as doing so.

 

Let me make this clear, I've always differentiated between the makhzen, it's members/blind supporters and the population at large ...... I tend to judge people by their intentions rather than their actions, anyone who's well meaning will always get my repect. I do recall us having a couple of exchanges before without incident and I don't see any reason for it to change.

 

I personnaly don't see the point in engaging in an age old debate that's set to outlast my existence, the powers that be have decided so and neither of us is in a position to change it .... Pretending otherwise would be pursuing an exercise in futility, especially when there are far more serious et pressing issues that need our complete attention.

 

Tous les marocains qui prennent la peine d'écrire sur le forums algériens et marocains ne sont pas ce que tu appelles vulgairement "makhzen" et également pour les fréres algériens ne sont pas tous des polisalgériens ou "makhzen" mouradiens.