I think they still offer the a1 thick and hearty burger.

lunch time

 

i agree, but there's a thin line between being racist/prejudiced and playing the odds.
i'm still not sure where it is myself, but there's no clear answer.

what happens if i (a plain looking white dude) tries to board a plane with a shirt on that says "ask me about my bomb"?

 

Its only on the menu sometimes but OMG that thing is good.

 

Too bad, I was planning on wearing this one:

(my apologies to those of you Arabic readers; yes, I understand the gravitas of the word in Arabic - but let's face it, I am one.)

 

well, as luck would have it, i don't have any airplanes

 

Can anyone cook me up the Arabic word for "Douchevagrant?"

 

 

Oh, I'm sorry. Did I shit in your Corn Flakes?

 

It said 'we will not be silent' in Arabic. I'm sure none of the people could have translated it and simply because of Arabic writing caused a rukus.

 

C'mon... That's a bogus comparison.

Wearing a shirt that says, in plain English, "Ask me about my bomb" in an English speaking country is a far cry from wearing a shirt with Arabic script that actually says, "We will not be silent." You could wear a shirt with the below on it, and at most you'd get some dirty looks and snide remarks. No one would keep you from boarding a plane with your family.



Besides that, if you're going to play the odds then why not start arresting anyone who goes into the clergy, as they're probably just looking for a fast track to molesting kids. The fact is, the ODDS don't stack up in favor of your argument. There are a lot more peace loving, educated and intelligent Muslims that abide by local laws than there are religious extremists.

I'm not trying to antagonize you, but your posts in this thread are lacking even the slightest hint of acumen.