I met one interesting Iranian fellow, but he couldn't have been looking for a green card where I was concerned.
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Perhaps it was virtuosity I was thinking of ? I wasn't think of moral virtues particularly.
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"Lucretia Borgia" wrote > --
I don't think their virtues were what she was looking for. Dawne
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I didn't say they weren't interesting, but most were looking to stay in this country!
Cheryl
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That's ok. He wasn't Arab, either.
Elizabeth
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The soul of being exact, ain't you pet? OK, you are right, I am wrong but we tended to shove all the middle easterners into one bucket then. Personally, I always thought of him as being Persian lol
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About some things, yes. I suppose it's annoying, but I like to be correct about stuff.
Well, yes, we do. Especially down here and that's part of my issue. I know that you knew the difference, but not everybody does. It's kind of like Cripwell throwing the Pakistanis and the Iraqis into the same bucket. Peeves me, it does.
Well that would have been more correct than the other. Did he have a flat face and soft abundant fur?
Elizabeth
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Nooo! None of us ever noticed that lol !
Racism always peeves me because of the unfairness of it all. Casting Iraqis and Pakistanis in the same bucket is ludicrous, they are light cultures away from each other. I don't think too many Canadians hold that narrow view, but there are some unfortunately. (Not any in my immediate vicinity I would have to say lolol )
No, but he was a good kisser