Archive for February, 2006
Got Ben Folds on My Radio
This week the songs are pretty much all piano-driven tracks. And who better than Ben Folds when it comes to piano-riffs?
Some of the greatest hits I love to hear over and over are “The Luckiest”, “Time” and “We’re Still fighting it”. I really like the lyrics of the latter: “Everybody know, it hurts to grow […]
All Those Bad Dreams
That bad feeling?
That sad feeling?
That ‘was it all a dream feeling’?
That ‘was it like a sign’ feeling?
That ‘i wish i knew what it meant’ feeling?
That scene stealing
heart reeling, kind of dead feeling?
That ‘wanna make sense of it all’ feeling?
That gut wrenching, heart stopping feeling?
That ‘i can’t remember a thing’ feeling?
That ‘i’ve got to write this […]
Did Not See it Coming
Did not see it coming
that yellow rumbling machine
ripping through brick, glass and stone
had to find a new home
in a new town
in an old tent
Did not see it coming
that tall gray wall
ripping through the school yard
life gets a little more hard
but the books were too much to afford either way
not on what father makes anyway
I did […]
It’s just a feeling really. Call it a hunch. Call it empirical guesswork.
World Chechnya Day is intended to commemorate the dignity and resiliance of a people who, against all odds, refused to be erased from existence.
On 23 February 1944, Stalin ordered the deportation of the entire Chechen and Ingush population to Central Asia. More than […]
Long Live the King
The following is purely my own opinion, no more and no less. It is not necessarily in defence of the His Majesty so much as it is in defence of the Kingdom of Jordan from those who try to bring us down. It is part commentary and part rant.
A few pieces of news have surfaced […]
yaaaaay!
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The Prophet Mohammad on Oprah
I’m usually very impressed by IslamOnline and I still am, but sometimes some of the most absurd articles are posted up there (to say nothing of the numerous English typos that make it look unprofessional at times).
Case in point. Today I read an article about a “campaign” of sorts that was started (as I’m lead […]
A kidnapped Jordanian embassy driver has been released in Baghdad, Jordanian Prime Marouf al-Bakhit said on Tuesday.
The driver, Mahmoud Suleiman Saidat, was abducted Dec. 20 by 15 masked men near his home in Baghdad’s southern Sadiya neighborhood.
Al-Bakhit told the Petra news agency that Saidat “was released after thorough efforts over the past two months and […]
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