What my wife does to repel bugs is cut a lemon in half and insert cloves in them. Then puts them near leak areas. It works like a charm against our local bugs. Not sure if it works in yours, worth a try though.

Been trying to find on my android, can't find it zapstore

21 sats for not being linkedin 😂😂😂

Tells you all you need to know about "fashion"

How do you figure that out? May I ask..

No thanks there are 7 million of them in Palestine already

Don't you know, epstein was Kkhhhhamaaaas https://x.com/i/status/2020917239768293520

Zionist spotted

Heh.. No surprises.. Always the regular Joe gets the short end of the stick..

Man, thanks for the story, it really felt like a movie. Unbelievable. Hope you get what you want in life. ✌🏼✌🏼

I mean.. What gives? Bulgarians should hate it..

That it may be, but I see him subtly moving. Don't look at the top, look at the grassroots..

I beg to differ, all this war against Muslim Brotherhood in the past decade tells you all you need to know. I believe it was just the Sunni giant wouldn't wake up.

Muslims, I understand.. It's the obvious sleeping giant of the world. Communists, though?

You and your people have no right in Palestine, you can fuck off right back to Europe

I see your point, but Muslims in general won't do that. It'll piss them off, pray for revenge, bottle it up, and move on. The most they'd do is protest. Most Muslims know that if they do anything out of line they'd be labeled terrorists and that basically ends their life whether the live or die. And that's not the worst of it, the worst of it is that the media machine would drag our good name to the dirt and mud because of it. Islam, at the end of the day, explicitly prohibits harming places of worships and, more importantly, noncombatants, and the media machine will take every chance to show otherwise. So, it's a rock and a hard place. As to the Kiswa of the Kaaba, it not holy in of itself, it's holy by association. I have skimmed through a few historical narrations, I couldn't find something solid about the Kiswa other than the well known annual tradition to change it during Hajj time. That's what makes it available in the market, every year there is a new kiswa that's cut and sold or gifted.

While this particular piece of intricate tapestry usually covers the door, and is never a rectangular piece, rather drape shaped to allow access to the door, people around me are livid about it. Maybe you won't see it online, but I haven't talked to anyone around me who was meh about it. I live in a Muslim majority country (99%+).

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