I like Dubai
 

because it shows me how uncultured and barbaric the UAE really is... it stands as an example of where not to live, vist or do business...
just my sentiments...
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because I also like DisneyLand and like at Disney I can leave whenever I want to

I always wanted to live in a 3rd world police state where the rules are applied equally and the natives are civilized and polite.

Because compared to living in Kabul as I do, it's the "Real World"

It is a joy to work for such kind and benevloent dictators. They always honour your contract and take great pains to make sure you are happy and well rested.

Oh my goodness...what a bunch of whingeing old gits.....why DON'T you all bugger off home then?:ugh:

Hey, it's a living. Better than what I had: unemployment.
Don't like it? Go. Leave. Shoo. Out. Beat it. Be gone. Out, damn spot! :mad: off!

Its not Belgium !!

Finally some sense. Yes shoo! Go to the US and live off food stamps and postal service jobs on your days off. Then you can really forget about the luxury cars, the golf club, the yacht and the spa treatments to keep the wife looking young and gorgeous.

coincidence?
 

lots of the "sense" sounds like the hookers in DXB..."Yes, we got f:mad:d everyday but it's better than..." :E

We see that the old broad is ready to be a EK manager with an attitude like his. If you don't like it leave. How many times have we heard that from an Emirates manager?
No wonder the middle east has no civil rights, human rights or dignity.
Old Women wishes he could live in the land of the free although he probably could not appreciate it after he spent his whole life in a police state and a 3rd world one at that.

I love Dubai because;

I did not join Emirates. I would have aged 10 years and been poorer for it.

'cause they are doing their best to resemble the fairy tale: "The Emperor has no Clothes."

Good one new tomcat;)

Paradoxically I too love DXB
 

I love Dubai because:

I live in Wythenshawe.

I never thought I'd like it, but after having experienced a few months of life in Dubai, I can't see any benefits to living on an Arab-run building-site. (Apart from earning money, of course). With all its rough edges and garrulous inhabitants, I am amongst real people, with no threat of punishment or arrest for trivial misdemeanours. The food's great too!

So reading about Dubai here gives me a warm-fuzzy feeling! I don't have to live there!!!!

Anyone starting an AUH thread soon? My mates there seem a bit cheesed-off too.

"We see that the old broad is ready to be a EK manager with an attitude like his. If you don't like it leave. How many times have we heard that from an Emirates manager?
No wonder the middle east has no civil rights, human rights or dignity.
Old Women wishes he could live in the land of the free although he probably could not appreciate it after he spent his whole life in a police state and a 3rd world one at that"

Errmm...you do have the right to leave dont you? Nobody is begging you to stay here.

Guys

every one come from his country , he want their rules & laws apply in Dubai or in UAE

you are forgetting that it's a country by it's own

also most of the story you hear about it , it's from people has been kicked out o the country hahahahah

.... when I was down on my luck, flying bug smashers in the bush, they gave me the chance to fly big, shinny planes. They even gave me a command in them! Now I can get a respectable flying job anywhere in the world.

Because........

1) Sheikmyarse doesn't live here anymore
2) Just spent a fab weekend watching some great rugby....with some booze thrown in!
3) I get to use the Barbie more than three times a year as in the UK.
4) My driving skills are enhanced...... but not through choice.
5) I can leave my front door open all day, unlike Mr Bloggs in Wythenshaw.
6) I can leave my car unlocked all day, unlike Mr Bloggs in Wythenshaw.
7) My wife and kids can go out at night, alone and without fear, unlike Mr Bloggs in Wythenshaw.
8) I am NOT living near rough people, unlike Mr Bloggs in Wythenshaw.
9) I don't have to say 'seasons greetings', unlike Mr Bloggs in Wythenshaw.
10) I can, and will, celebrate CHRISTMAS in a Muslim Country without upsetting the PC brigade who have taken over Wythenshaw and every other part of the UK.

Just don't ask me to sound this happy in August. :(

What are you smoking?
 

4) My driving skills are enhanced...... but not through choice.
5) I can leave my front door open all day, unlike Mr Bloggs in Wythenshaw.
6) I can leave my car unlocked all day, unlike Mr Bloggs in Wythenshaw.
7) My wife and kids can go out at night, alone and without fear, unlike Mr Bloggs in Wythenshaw.
8) I am NOT living near rough people, unlike Mr Bloggs in Wythenshaw.

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