Iranian Chill Thread

[Arminkh]

First of all let me appreciate your kindness and the time you spent to reply me, you're the man.

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There was only one single tiny piece of glass shattered inside the building consequently scenario of impacting from outside is ruled out I assume, the wind speed and velocity average was merely around 5 Km/h as Irimo reports indicate so it could not be the reason too and the fact that no similar incident took place neither in nearby and the neighbourhood , therefore and as a matter of fact my conclusion base on your words is that someone slammed its frame or a projectile hit it from inside which I think the last one is much more accurate conclusion.

خواهش می کنم قربان، در خدمتم.

 

[Abii]

Thanks for your words. Only a learned person of caliber, can and does allow himself to compliment and disagree at the same time.

I thought I was clear enough in my explanation. I knew where you were going with that. The objection of Ayt. Khomeini in regard to termination of feudalism and rights for women to vote etc etc. As I said, much has been written in this regard and I am not a revisionist. When Ayt. Khomeini came to 'absolute' power, he did not revert these changes (could he? We don't know). Whether he was playing politics in 15th Khordad or he really believed in what he did, is irrelevant since we would not learn anything new.

The point I raised and I think; it is clear enough in my previous reply, is that IMO, 15th khordad does not have its origin in such rather "street" politicking or bickering over religious edicts of social order of those days. Certainly not in a religious sermon or an ideological manifesto written by a young priest setting himself up for a political career. The duality fracture was rather deep and it went right through the society, dividing the people. The forces and desires were already there. They just required Ayt. Khomeini and whatever he did on that day or on subsequent days.

As I said, in my previous comment, all these were due to that duality we are experiencing and we still do not have a solution for. Even Ayt. Khomeini who probably was the greatest political philosopher Iran has produced since the time of Cyrus the Great could not solve this problem. It remains the Achilles heel of IR and actually the wider Islamic world and probably even Islam itself.

As you might or not have noted in my reply to you, I am not interested in 'little' debates about particular incidents and rallies, the tactical reasons for this or that protest and such trivialities as who said what (books, magazines, TV and internet are filled with that already). I would rather like stay with my bigger picture analysis and see the philosophical forces behind thought formations of a nation and its historical consequences. I have no interest in 'yellow' intellectualism .

Others of course are entitled to their opinions which they might or not share (I have no control over them ). The courtesy now rather requires that you tell us about your "view point".



I did not say, it is her. I am just having fun with "her" as Haman said, she is the only girl. You have again begun to assume too much . And I do not care whether it is really a her. Living in Canada, you have learned nothing of diversity and respect for others orientations. You really got a long way to go.

wtf are you talking about? What does diversity and orientation have anything to do with what I said? The hell is wrong with you?
What does Canada have to do with anything?!!!
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You're acting like a horny old man, I'm telling you that's not her in the picture. That's an Iranian model. And most people on the internet who pretend to be females are actually males. It's got nothing to do with diversity/orientation and ... Actually here's an article on it:

Why do men pretend to be women online?
Why do men pretend to be women online? - Salon.com

 

[Serpentine]

@Abii

Watched Nightcrawler. That was one of the most super-twisted weird kind of personalities I have ever seen in movies. Jake Gyllenhaal played the role very well.

 

[Daneshmand]

wtf are you talking about? What does diversity and orientation have anything to do with what I said? The hell is wrong with you?
What does Canada have to do with anything?!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!

You're acting like a horny old man, I'm telling you that's not her in the picture. That's an Iranian model. And most people on the internet who pretend to be females are actually males. It's got nothing to do with diversity/orientation and ... Actually here's an article on it:

Why do men pretend to be women online?
Why do men pretend to be women online? - Salon.com

Cool down. Virtual transvestism is also an orientation. Though I do not have doubts here (since I see no reason for). You assume too much. Slow down and take things as they are. Life would be easier this way.

 

[Abii]

@Abii

Watched Nightcrawler. That was one of the most super-twisted weird kind of personalities I have ever seen in movies. Jake Gyllenhaal played the role very well.

Yeah it was an odd odd movie.

He kind of reminded me of Christian Bale in The Machinist. That was a disturbing character as well. Both of them lost a lot of weight for their roles.

 

[Daneshmand]

@The SiLent crY ,

Regarding your post on 22 bahman thread: Corruption can not be eradicated in Iran for the reason that, its perpetration is caused and facilitated by oil money. Until the day Iran does not run out of oil and gas or oil income is made irrelevant, things will be as they are, unfortunately. That day is probably about 100 years away. Have patience.

 

[Abii]

@Serpentine

Forgot to mention. Went out and watched Jupiter Ascending in 3D. Probably one of the most visually seductive movies I've ever seen in my life. It was amazing. BUT THE STORY was corny as hell. It was so bad that in the middle of the film some dude screamed "oh my goooooooooooooooooooooooooooood" and everybody started laughing. The action scenes were nice, but the romance scenes were cheesball factor 10. Everybody was pissing themselves in the theater. Enjoyed it though. When you can download it in HD, give it a go. It's one of those movies that it's all about the CGI so you have to download it in good quality to enjoy it.

edit: and it's made by the Wachowski Brothers. The same guys who created The Matrix.

 

[haman10]

horrible bosses 2


OMG i laughed my butt off to some scenes

 

[Abii]

Any motorcycle owners here?

I'm doing my "knowledge test" tomorrow. Basically it's just a 30 question multiple choice test and if I pass that I have to take a safety course and once that's done I'm allowed to go and do my test. Massive pain in the ***.

I'm buying this little guy once I get my license. It's a beginner bike and it only has a 321 cc engine. It's still plenty of power for a noob like me. It can still do 0-100 km/h in 4.5 seconds, but is considered a beginner bike lmao

 

[The SiLent crY]

@The SiLent crY ,

Regarding your post on 22 bahman thread: Corruption can not be eradicated in Iran for the reason that, its perpetration is caused and facilitated by oil money. Until the day Iran does not run out of oil and gas or oil income is made irrelevant, things will be as they are, unfortunately. That day is probably about 100 years away. Have patience.

سلام .

چیزی که شما میگی یه توجیه کلیه .

حالا چون ما نفت داریم باید یه عده 3000 و 7000 میلیارد تومنی اختلاس کنن و فساد این مملکت رو بگیره !؟

وجدانا این منطقیه !؟

Any motorcycle owners here?

I'm doing my "knowledge test" tomorrow. Basically it's just a 30 question multiple choice test and if I pass that I have to take a safety course and once that's done I'm allowed to go and do my test. Massive pain in the ***.

I'm buying this little guy once I get my license. It's a beginner bike and it only has a 321 cc engine. It's still plenty of power for a noob like me. It can still do 0-100 km/h in 4.5 seconds, but is considered a beginner bike lmao

In Iran , If you want to buy a motorcycle you should buy a grave too .

I've seen a couple of people who've been totally fucked up when drove motorcycle .

 

[Abii]

@The SiLent crY ,

Regarding your post on 22 bahman thread: Corruption can not be eradicated in Iran for the reason that, its perpetration is caused and facilitated by oil money. Until the day Iran does not run out of oil and gas or oil income is made irrelevant, things will be as they are, unfortunately. That day is probably about 100 years away. Have patience.

Bull shit. Corruption is corruption. Oil or no oil.

Canada exported 3 million barrels a day to only the US last year! That's 3 times Iran's total exports. How come Canada isn't corrupt? Iran is a dictatorial theocracy. Afghanistan doesn't have oil, it's still a shithole like every other Middle Eastern country.

 

[Arminkh]

این بچه پررو از رو نمیره!

Iran’s Space Program—Still Cancelled — War Is Boring — Medium

البته منم عین این خیط میشدم همین کار رو می کردم!

 

[Abii]

این بچه پررو از رو نمیره!

Iran’s Space Program—Still Cancelled — War Is Boring — Medium

البته منم عین این خیط میشدم همین کار رو می کردم!

I'm gonna play the devil's advocate here, but read his first 2 paragraphs! Exactly what he said happened. Did it not?

There's also the money factor. Do the math man. They're broke as broke can be. Where is the money supposed to come from?

 

[Arminkh]

I'm gonna play the devil's advocate here, but read his first 2 paragraphs! Exactly what he said happened. Did it not?

There's also the money factor. Do the math man. They're broke as broke can be. Where is the money supposed to come from?

What he has mentioned in the first two paragraphs are partly public knowledge and partly stipulations. The space agency is now again a subsidiary of telecommunications and technology ministry as opposed to being an independent organization under direct president supervision.

This change is a matter of taste. Like Ahmadinejad cancellation of Planning and Budgeting organization. I heard Rohani is re establishing it again. Same can happen to the Space Agency.

The fact is that the only peaceful way to test missile systems for Iran is the space program is going to guarantee the space program to remain active. It may slow down due to politics and budget deficit but it won't go away. Iran also need it to put it's much needed telecommunications and spy satellites in space. It is part of the national security requirements like the nuclear energy and its not going anywhere.

Cancellation is a strong word. I wouldn't have any issue with this writer if he said it is delayed. But cancelled is BS.

 

[KingMamba]

That's not her you noob. That's some random Iranian model that was famous years back. How do you know this Tomyris character is even a female? Seriously dude.

Still breaking hearts.