Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
Middle East and North Africa	HAPPY SATURDAY	Howdeeeeee everyone! I'm moving slooooooooooowly today, I just can't get started! I need a boot in my butt coz I'm supposed to have this house all packed up when my hubby gets here Tuesday.... I need to get on it!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-14 14:26:00
Middle East and North Africa	Casablanca is on a roll...Visa in hand	Congratulations	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-15 14:38:00
Middle East and North Africa	Sunday not a fun day	QUOTE (amal @ Jun 15 2008, 11:12 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> my couch to 5k went like this.. read in vj about doing couch to 5k...talked to a friend about how I'd like to start the couch to 5k. thought about how hot it was outside, took a puff off of the hookah, thought about the clothes required and needing to buy a stopwatch, another puff off of the hookah. Considered just doing 30 minutes of walking, got winded, took puff off of hookah and am now replying to Sundays thread. woooh what a workout! jax, u still online? wanna sl? well I'm tired just reading that!!!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-15 22:28:00
Middle East and North Africa	Sunday not a fun day	So I'm not the only one still up? Hope everyone has a great day. Only two more days until my hubby is home	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-15 00:09:00
Middle East and North Africa	MENA WCs	QUOTE (Henia @ Jun 15 2008, 12:56 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> small rats and huge cockroaches can easily come up from the Turkish style toliets OMG I would NEVER go again! I'd have to hold it for the rest of my time there!!!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-15 13:02:00
Middle East and North Africa	MENA WCs	QUOTE (amal @ Jun 15 2008, 02:16 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> We still laugh about the squeegee incident to this day. Sometimes he even calls me Mrs.Squeegee. amal The bathroom in our apt in egypt was a normal bathroom but we got the same tiny hot water heater as you and I NEVER had a proper shower the entire three weeks I was there. Also, even though it was a normal bathtub/shower, it apparently wasn't all that important for them to have a full shower curtain so it only came about half way over and half way down and everything would get soaked in there when we'd shower. We learned to just leave our stuff outside of the door lol.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-15 11:42:00
Middle East and North Africa	MENA WCs	At my hubby's home in Libya, he just redid his bathroom before coming here. It's still the traditional all in one room with the Arab toilet and shower together and completely tiled in a gorgeous green tile but he updated it by adding an American style toilet beside the Arab toilet. I understand no one has used the American toilet to this day I have used the Arab toilet once in my life, here in the US! Because I went to a masjid in LA and that was all they had that worked that day I didn't care for it but managed without falling in lol I don't know how anyone uses tissue paper with a bidet as I've found that just makes a nasty mess so I don't even bother buying TP anymore. My hubby installed spray hoses on both toilets when he got here and we use water. My mom brings a roll with her when she visits	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-13 11:15:00
Middle East and North Africa	Husband traveling	I don't think he needs anything but a plane ticket and as far as I know, a GC holder can spend up to 6 months out of the country. At least that's the way it was for my ex.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-15 23:05:00
Middle East and North Africa	Packing List for MENA Men coming to the USA	QUOTE (Karamella @ Jun 12 2008, 11:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Alhamdulillah @ Jun 12 2008, 07:09 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I just double checked on the I-129F form on the USCIS website now to make sure I wasn't going crazy or did extra work for no reason and this is what it says in the instructions: QUOTE Translations. Any document containing foreign language submitted to the Service shall be accompanied by a full English language translation which the translator has certified as complete and accurate, and by the translator's certification that he or she is competent to translate from the foreign language into English. http://www.uscis.gov...I-129Finstr.pdf It said that on the Adj of Status form as well. I remember for sure we had to have his birth certificate with the certified translation when we file to adjust status and there were some other documents he had to have on his end before coming here, all had to be translated by a certified translator, otherwise, we would have translated them ourselves since he's fluent in English. As long as the person translating the document puts the statement on it that is required "I certify that I am fluent in english and arabic and competent to translate this document" that is all that is required. The part you quoted does not say it has to be a different person or a company or anything at all like that. My best friend's husband brought a lousy translation for one of his documents to the INS here and they said, "can't you just translate it?" and he did right there on the spot and just wrote the required paragraph. There isn't a "certifying body" for translators for the USCIS (like the list of doctors). If you want me to find the EXACT wording we used, I can dig up the documents. But we had no problem at all after we did it ourselves...all our problems were from the one done by the "professional" translator who decided to leave out things he thought weren't important... GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR OMG I didn't know that!!! We wasted a lot of effort then!!!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-12 22:11:00
Middle East and North Africa	Packing List for MENA Men coming to the USA	I just double checked on the I-129F form on the USCIS website now to make sure I wasn't going crazy or did extra work for no reason and this is what it says in the instructions: QUOTE Translations. Any document containing foreign language submitted to the Service shall be accompanied by a full English language translation which the translator has certified as complete and accurate, and by the translator's certification that he or she is competent to translate from the foreign language into English. http://www.uscis.gov...I-129Finstr.pdf It said that on the Adj of Status form as well. I remember for sure we had to have his birth certificate with the certified translation when we file to adjust status and there were some other documents he had to have on his end before coming here, all had to be translated by a certified translator, otherwise, we would have translated them ourselves since he's fluent in English.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-12 21:09:00
Middle East and North Africa	Packing List for MENA Men coming to the USA	QUOTE (Karamella @ Jun 12 2008, 09:20 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Alhamdulillah @ Jun 12 2008, 05:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Karamella @ Jun 12 2008, 08:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I wonder if they allow self-translation of documents at other phases of the Immigration process like they did in the K1 process? No, not in our experience and it's much more expensive to get anything tranlsated in the states. One company was going to charge us about $300 to translate a freaking drivers license! I know it's more expensive here... but there was no requirement for a "professional translation" for anything in the I-129 process, so I'm wondering if some other process requires an "external" translation of documents. Who wanted the driver's license translated? Who required a translation done by a someone else? H will be getting his international license this week in Alexandria... and hopefully it will be in English.. K Everything we got for USCIS from the beginning of the process until now required translation from "certified" tranlsators and the translators from both Egypt and Libya had to stamp everything we sent in. I'm not sure why you didn't have to do the same. The DMV in SC didn't want to give my hubby a DL without a translation of his DL from Libya and they wouldn't accept his international DL for that purpose. They wanted him to have a learners permit for 6 months. We ended up just waiting until we moved to NC and went and got his DL with no issues.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-12 21:01:00
Middle East and North Africa	Packing List for MENA Men coming to the USA	QUOTE (Karamella @ Jun 12 2008, 08:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I wonder if they allow self-translation of documents at other phases of the Immigration process like they did in the K1 process? No, not in our experience and it's much more expensive to get anything tranlsated in the states. One company was going to charge us about $300 to translate a freaking drivers license!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-12 19:58:00
Middle East and North Africa	Packing List for MENA Men coming to the USA	QUOTE (Henia @ Jun 12 2008, 02:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Esalaamu Aleikoum, This is a good thread! I think it really depends on what area you are living ... if there are Arab shoppes around ... plus what your SO needs. Gifts for you, of course! I think any family related memoribilia is important. Any and all of their documents (even ones not required by INS) school records, chahada certs, etc. Books they would need. Islamic clothing if they wear it. Too expensive in the US. And o ye, any other higher prices clothing like coats. You will spend enough in the first year! Enough money to get throu their travel (at least) Any PC related items like removable disks, laptops, and important software. Interesting home decorations, that will bring little feel of their country to their new home Cooking items, harder/expensive to find in the US like couscousier Everything else can pretty much find here ... More items you wold bring to their country I think! I would not advise bringing cigs, since thou they are cheaper in MENA! Many times, they get stolen by the local customs. Happened to me several times (and no, I donnot smoke). Also items like Qat or hookah ... not something you want the drug dogs to sniff out. I have seen too many times in the Detroit airport Yemenis trying to bring in Qat! DEE Dee dee! You're right Henia. My hubby also brought pictures, his traditional clothes, certificates from work/training, letters of recommendation, birth certificates, police report, high school transcripts (all with the certified english tranlsation) and other important documents he would need here. I don't know about other countries but it takes like a month at least to get anything in the mail from Libya so we really didn't want to be stuck when it came time to get the GC. But the most important thing he brought, aside from himself! was my stuff (jk) not really lol	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-12 13:53:00
Middle East and North Africa	Packing List for MENA Men coming to the USA	Gifts for you and your family!!!! My hubby brought Arabic books, clothes, shoes he liked, his coat, a lot of underwear since the kind here is different, which all fit in half of one of the suitcases he brought. The other half and the entire other suitcase he brought was mine and my family's stuff (abayas, hijabs, henna decals, clothes for my kids, etc) QUOTE (bridget @ Jun 12 2008, 01:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> He brought 15 cartons of cigarettes and is about 1/2 way done with them so I'm sure pretty soon he'll be wishin' he brought more of those too! I'm surprised they let him bring them in the country.... I could have sworn they used to have a two carton limit..... You can't even transport that many from state to state!!!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-12 12:20:00
Middle East and North Africa	Feeling Sad	All of us have either been in ur position or are in it now..... u can borrower any of our shoulders to cry on	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-12 18:13:00
Middle East and North Africa	HAPPY MONDAY!	How's everyone today? We're busy packing and cleaning! My hubby's on his way home on the bus now!!!! Last time I talked to him he was coming up on LA and should be in GA by 6 ish. He should be here tomorrow at 12pm (ish) and I can't WAIT!!!!! He's been in TX for two weeks and been applying for jobs right and left and no one called him at all until when? TODAY while he's on the bus coming back here He's been bombarded with calls this morning/afternoon, since he stepped on the bus, with ppl wanting him to come in for interviews Go figure!!! So I think we're going to be heading back down there as soon as we can get all this stuff in storage and cleaned up so he can go for those interviews!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-16 14:42:00
Middle East and North Africa	Question from friend married to an Egyptian	QUOTE (julianna @ Jun 17 2008, 02:55 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Alhamdulillah @ Jun 17 2008, 01:30 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Right, but the issue is with the fact that the blood mixes in the gestational period..... that's probably what the shaykh will argue If she's doing it for her husband and he's against it then it shouldn't be an issue. There's a lot of hasanat in adoption I've seen the argument that a man's sperm shouldn't go into a woman unless she is his wife... and thus permitting a co-wife but not anyone else from doing surrogacy. Yep that's another issue as well.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-17 14:13:00
Middle East and North Africa	Question from friend married to an Egyptian	QUOTE (Olivia* @ Jun 17 2008, 01:33 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Alhamdulillah @ Jun 16 2008, 11:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> So, if the host mother's blood does not affect the child, does that mean if she has some disease (like AIDS) it can't pass to the child during the time it's in her womb? I see. The mixing of the the hosts blood during the gestation period is the issue. To this the medical professional would reply that surrogate mothers are screened throughly before beginning any such process to insure the complete babies health. Once born the blood and or the genetic material of the surrogate mother does not affect the child. Right, but the issue is with the fact that the blood mixes in the gestational period..... that's probably what the shaykh will argue If she's doing it for her husband and he's against it then it shouldn't be an issue. There's a lot of hasanat in adoption	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-17 01:30:00
Middle East and North Africa	Question from friend married to an Egyptian	So, if the host mother's blood does not affect the child, does that mean if she has some disease (like AIDS) it can't pass to the child during the time it's in her womb?	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-17 00:27:00
Middle East and North Africa	Reflections on the sacrifices MENA Father's Make when they Immigrate	QUOTE (sarahaziz @ Jun 16 2008, 05:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That's horrible 18 years of a loveless marriage I can't imagine that life. Alhamdulilah - People get divorced yes I'm not talking about that. Just think about your own kids if you have them. Look through their viewpoint in life of their father. It's not her responsibility to take care of his kids but she is honestly concerned. The situation make sense now though since he doesn't get to see them alot anyways while he IS there. I can see why it's easy to leave then. I do have children and their father nevers sees them, calls them or offers any help in supporting them so I do know how that feels. I also know what it's like to have divorced parents and not to see one's father because of living with my mom..... but I wouldn't think it was fair to say that my dad was bad or couldn't be happy again with another woman because he didn't live with my mom anymore. I guess I just mis-read what you wrote.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-16 18:41:00
Middle East and North Africa	Reflections on the sacrifices MENA Father's Make when they Immigrate	QUOTE (sarahaziz @ Jun 16 2008, 04:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I don't want to shed a negative opinion/view here but I'm thinking If he can leave a 6 year old behind and kids at an age who need a father what more importance could he give to a wife? I do wish you and your spouse a happy outcome no matter what. God bless. Ppl get divorced.... what's a man to do then if he's divorced from his wife? Never marry another woman or live in his ex-wife's basement so he isn't perceived as "leaving" his children?	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-16 15:40:00
Middle East and North Africa	Reflections on the sacrifices MENA Father's Make when they Immigrate	QUOTE (Karamella @ Jun 15 2008, 03:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> [attachment=7415:Egypt_Sp..._2007132.JPG] My hubby doesn't have children so I can't really answer for him but my kids are the only reason he's here instead of me going there. I have to wait until they're old enough to come with me before I can move overseas and then they can either come with me or stay here and visit when they can. It'll be hard if they choose not to come with me but I feel like they will probably follow me since they are both pretty fascinated at the idea of traveling abroad, even now at this young age. BTW, I just was just tripping out over the Baskin Robbins sign in the background of your pic I brought home ????? labels from Egypt, as well as other american labels in Arabic just for the memories	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-15 15:32:00
Middle East and North Africa	Finally Friday	QUOTE (just_Jackie @ Jun 20 2008, 06:50 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Anyone have plans for tonight or the weekend? I think I will move furniture around. jJ We will be busy packing and moving the rest of our stuff into storage and then loading the van up Monday to leave that night to be on our way to Houston. I think driving at night will be better because it won't be so hot and there won't be so many other ppl on the road.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-20 18:07:00
Middle East and North Africa	I am back!!!!!!!	Welcome back and welcome home to the hubby!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-21 22:39:00
Middle East and North Africa	I DIED LAUGHING !!!!!!! looooool	That was too funny!!! She was sooooooooooooo sure of herself that she was singing in "English" too wasn't she????	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-05-24 19:09:00
Middle East and North Africa	Tis TUESDAY after all!	We used to have a system so I didn't have to wait in front of the computer for him to find a pc..... he'd just call me and tell me he's online then I'd sign on. We got tired of sitting in front of the PC too after a while. His bus is running late so he's not home yet :sigh: so I just watched a documentary called "Hear and Now" and all I can say is Subhanallah! I wrote about it on my multiply page for those of you who want to read it there but I really recommend everyone watch this film! It was really awesome!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-17 14:02:00
Middle East and North Africa	Tis TUESDAY after all!	Only 12 more hours and my hubby will be home This has been the longest two weeks of my life! You wait for someone for like a year and a half and then when you finally have them with you it's torture when they aren't there again! This is me right now trying to figure out what to wear when he's home! I hope everyone has a great day! For those of you still waiting on your hubbies visas, just say And leave it to Allah! Inshallah you'll be reunited soon!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-16 23:33:00
Middle East and North Africa	Some pix of my little man	QUOTE (jessNgeorges @ Jun 15 2008, 03:26 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> i am here in NY right now and have been since Jan. We are hoping to be heading back to Lebanon and then Saudi in 4wks tops. I am completely jealous!!! I hope you love it there!! Beware of the taxi drivers I've heard though Henia, I've heard the hospitals in KSA are awesome! No men are allowed in the women's area so it's all very private mashallah and it's free or low cost as well. I have a friend who has diabetes who just moved over there last year to take a teaching job. She's a veteran and could never afford her medicine here, and the vet hospital she had to go to was really terrible.... the same week she got to KSA she got to see a doctor and has been on her meds and managing her condition very well walhamdulillah.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-15 14:32:00
Middle East and North Africa	Some pix of my little man	OMG he's so cute! Congratulations and thanks for sharing!!!	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-12 14:02:00
Middle East and North Africa	Representing MENA!!!	Why am I still the only one representing Libya???? Come on.... I know there are others here	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-14 15:41:00
Middle East and North Africa	Representing MENA!!!	QUOTE (amal @ Jun 11 2008, 05:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yup...thats about true.... he's really close to sagitarius (SP) and its even closer but I posted his actual sign... we are totally incompatible it says Well hopefully you don't believe in these silly things I know I'm not the only one here with a hubby from Libya.....	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-11 18:18:00
Middle East and North Africa	Representing MENA!!!	My husband is from Libya. He's been here with me in the US since April 2007 and we're waiting to lift the condition on his GC.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-11 10:49:00
Middle East and North Africa	Happy Thursday MENA	QUOTE (amal @ Jun 26 2008, 01:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I'm not sure if hubster has plans to invite u all over tonight but for sure we'll be hangin tomorrow. maybe we can take the kids for a swim 2nite (usually its too hot in the daytime so a lotta ppl go to the pool around 6 or 7) They're gonna be tired tonight LOL. They're out playing in front of the door right now in the hallway I'm sitting out here watching them play but we're going back in now coz it's raining lol	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-26 14:09:00
Middle East and North Africa	Happy Thursday MENA	I hope everyone's having a great day! We finally made it to Houston mashallah with only slight technical difficulties lol. I'm so tired and my ankles disappeared!!! I'm starting to see slight signs that they exist today but they're still swollen I don't really care for coffee but I'll drink it if I need to stay awake. I'm more of a tea drinker myself	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-26 13:39:00
Middle East and North Africa	Wondering what other sites he/she is on??	QUOTE (?JP? @ Jun 24 2008, 06:12 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Regarding the statement of not telling your friends about the intimate details of your relationship, fights, etc. Thats not an uncommon outlook on marriage in MENA. It's the first piece of advice that was given to me by many, including the priest who married us. What happens at home ,stays at home. Great advice! I concur! But sometimes you just need to vent or ask for advice, no?	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-26 13:11:00
Middle East and North Africa	Wondering what other sites he/she is on??	QUOTE (Hanging in there @ Jun 25 2008, 01:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (khengool @ Jun 24 2008, 06:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Olivia* @ Jun 24 2008, 06:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well honey just give it right back to him that you're not going to live like that! Stand up for yourself and say, "This is my house, I am an American, things are different here, I get to do and say what I want pretty much and I'm not going to have my freedoms impeded on, I'm going to share my life with you and that doesn't mean you get control what I do or what I say because I can't live like that." QUOTE (Olivia*) You most certainly did in the first place. But as we've learned it's not uncommon for mena males and females not to take responsibility for anything they did. I see, me observing that some people were looking for trouble when there wasn't any was egg slinging. Why am I not surprised by your comment about MENA people and your attitude? I'll let you think about that one yourself. I was born, raised, educated, and continue to live in the U.S. My household was more American and Christian influenced than Iranian and Muslim influenced because my parents moved here as teenagers. If anything, my behavior is more indicative of my American upbringing than my Iranian heritage. Imagine that. I'm just as American as you are, sister, but without the arrogance. First , you are very arrogant yourself. Second, stop insulting the people of this country and our personalities. I have met tons of Iranians here and they suffer from many of the same things Americans that are native to this country suffer from. Materialism, greed, cultural differences between parents and kids etc. Sunni Islam and its practicioners practice a very very different islam from Shia ( Iranians) Your religion allows muta, marriage for one hour or one day or one week. The culture can be very different from some of our mena husbands( Iranian culture) I will tell you right now, You being being Iranian doesn't mean a damn thing to me as far as credibility or me listening to you or you telling me "how mena culture is or isnt" You are not even from the same ethnicity or religion or lifestyle as my husband . How you could come on here proclaiming any kind of expertise in MENA or arabs is beyond me because Farsi has no relationship with arabic and sunni islam has ABSOLUTELY no similarity with Shia in lifestyle, marriage or practice. If someone in Iran wants to marry, they can marry for 2 weeks and its completely ok. Sunnis are alot more restricted in their lifestyle. If I was married to someone who could marry a hooker 3 blocks away, not tell me about it and then divorce her and then get another and then marry again and again all LEGALLY IN shia islam, I sure wouldnt worry about infidelity. ( this is ABSOLUTELY NOT A DIG TO THE SISTERS MARRIED TO IRANIANS HERE>.. Its to make a point to this nitwit. You dont see any of the women married to Iranians trying to tell me about the lifestyle or culture of my husband because they know there are huge differences..... Iranian men can muta and legally and easily. Sunni men are bound by a heck of alot of laws that makes swapping out chicks pretty easy and legally. I just find you to be on here to show everyone YOUR ARROGANCE,,, not to provide support and care for the rest of us.. And frankly I need it from my friends here.. The prophet sal allahu alayhi wa salaam allowed muta marriages in his lifetime and it was only after his death that it was disallowed by the sahaba so I don't appreciate you taking a dig at this practice. I may not believe it's allowed today but I also don't go around bashing practices that the prophet sal allahu alayhi wa salaam himself allowed. Also, when a sunni man marries a woman, he's under no obligation to remain married to her for any amount of time and is free to divorce and remarry as many times as he pleases in his lifetime. As long as the contract doesn't state that it's for a temporary time then he's done nothing wrong. Furthermore, shi'ism is a religion and one that other muslims on this board (not just Iranians) practice, whether you, I or others agree with it or not and in the same way that it's distasteful, disrespectful and rude to post links to faithfreedom.org or other hateful sites that attack Islam and muslims or to post attacks against other religious groups, this post is no different.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-26 13:08:00
Middle East and North Africa	Wondering what other sites he/she is on??	QUOTE (?JP? @ Jun 25 2008, 02:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Nagishkaw @ Jun 25 2008, 11:04 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sorry, I won't take it back.....I think he is nice. We are entitled to our opinions, however. I'm with you on this one Nags! Did you see the evil donuts? Me too and I don't think what he said was completely wrong either. Suspicion can ruin a marriage and drive a person crazy. It's also not bad advice to take it easy and relax.....	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-26 12:49:00
Middle East and North Africa	Wondering what other sites he/she is on??	Yes I'm reviving an old thread but I just wanted to let everyone know.... in case anyone else is as concerned as I am that this site rapleaf, gives out your REAL name when someone searches for your email if you use it on any of your sites like multiply, facebook or myspace (even if you have your info private on those sites!!)..... you can search for your own email address and then "claim this profile" and mark all that info private. Then when someone else searches for your email address it won't tell them any other site that your on, your age, your name or your location. Edited by Alhamdulillah, 16 June 2008 - 03:18 PM.	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-16 15:17:00
Middle East and North Africa	Wondering what other sites he/she is on??	QUOTE (just_Jackie @ Jun 1 2008, 04:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I need a hug. I need a drink	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-01 15:53:00
Middle East and North Africa	Wondering what other sites he/she is on??	QUOTE (Ganja_Girl @ Jun 1 2008, 11:02 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> See this is an example of being evil and getting the pig good. OMG Indian men, Arab men, men from the freaking MOON they are ALL the same!!!! Well at least he's honest about why he likes American women	Alhamdulillah	Female	Libya	2008-06-01 13:05:00