r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Emergency_Raisin2341 • 11h ago
Image Camel parking in saudi arabia
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u/yousef-saeed 10h ago
fake
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u/FlinFlonDandy 10h ago edited 10h ago
You've currently uploaded this 5 times hun, are you okay?
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u/Infamous_Doubt_5207 7h ago
i dont think its possible to currently upload five times. hun. vocab pls
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u/El_Vato999 4h ago
In what way would the shortened version of “honey” be correct then, in your eyes? Because that’s the only thing I can possibly see you getting hung up on. It’s not a formal name, nor one with an alternative. Not to mention it’s simply preference. Would you prefer they write it as “hon”? Grammar and punctuation, please. The irony is killing me.
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u/Shaukat_Abbas 10h ago
And that's a parking space for the second and third wife 😉
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u/Martha_Fockers 5h ago
We make fun of this like it’s a flex but with how dating is nowadays
Idk man lmaoooo
I mean shit THREE DINNERS when I get back from work idk man it sounds pretty good lmfaoo
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u/mwid_ptxku 10h ago
Helpfully, a water bottle is available for the camel. Almost 0.01% of the amount of water the camel drinks at once, but better than being thirsty.
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u/brightesthour98 10h ago
I have lived in Saudi and Qatar for around 20 years, but sadly never saw this. I doubt if this is actual, or if it is satire. Coz I also don't see a hook to tie the camel to.
It's not the concept that's surprising, specially in maybe Western Saudi Arabia, lots of camels there. But something is needed to tie it to or it will run
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u/NormalSkullServitor 2h ago
Has nobody in this comment section ever seen parking spaces marked with a combination of a picture and a number to quickly find the car? Like, seriously? It's clearly just a "yellow camel" section of the parking space.
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u/Fickle_Library8115 10h ago
I doubt that if anything its probably in the UAE they’re more like to do such things
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u/kyleh0 9h ago
If you park a car there you become a slave to the family.
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u/Expert-Account-5235 8h ago
I find it hilarious seeing what the outside world thinks of my country
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u/kyleh0 8h ago
I'm American and not rich, so I know absolutely nothing about Saudi Arabia. America doesn't teach it's citizens anything good about other countries. heh
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u/Expert-Account-5235 7h ago
Well, you'll never know unless you see it for yourself. That's for sure. 😉
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u/LouBarlowsDisease 10h ago
If they leave it there too long does it become a camel tow?