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Do you like Cousa Mihshe as much as you like Fish and Chips? Are you curently residing in two cultral hemisphers, walking a fine line between what is and is not ok with your teta or mama or any other family member, community or country?
Do you belong to your own cultural party, mixing and matching the best bits of life's mojo juice ? Is your Arabic a bit pigeon but full of good intentions?

If you ancwered yes to one or more of these questions chances are, it's safe to keep reading and you fnd its your perfect cup of tea, or Nescafe ma Halib





Friday, 4 July 2008

It all started in Feb 2000

Part Time Arab: Not quite English enough to be British, yet definitely not Lebanese enough to be Arabic, or Phoenician or whatever you want to call it. Moved back to London a few years ago after a 7 year stint in Beirut, and am interested in juicy dialog with any funked up, hip and happy creative flavoured 20-40 year olds. Any interesting Lebanese Londoners with crazy stories to tell, a sense of humour or an interest in an invite to A seasonal Glittchy underground tea party for part time Arabs get typing!
Radio, TV Producer, Features Writer
Record Created on February 29th, 2000


It all started with an advert on the Lebanese White pages. The perfect directory for every self respecting Lebanese to mingle and compare notes on every aspect of there lives. My part time arab status was cemented. Did my ad sound too pretentious? Would it stand out amongst the 20 zillion other entries? Can you guess what happened?

TBC

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big up the Banksy

well did you know...

well did you know...
No pressure then!

list of all the things a part time arab my worry about

  • to que or not que ... that is the question
  • how do I say....
  • how manny cousins do I have?
  • should one say Bleease or Please when in the motherland?
  • not being Arabic enough
  • being too Arabic