What would be a funny caption for this photo?
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What's funny about a bunch of girls?
by California Born & Raised (not verified) on Mon Nov 10, 2008 01:01 PM PSTI looked at their photo and could find nothing funny about them. Why should we rack our brains to insult people, just because we want to feel better about ourselves. I won't do it, and I hope most others won't either.
When I look at that photo, I don't feel the need to put them down to feel good about myself. When I look at that photo, I feel....NOTHING, ZERO, ZILCH!!! Besides being able to speak to those girls in Farsi, I have nothing in common with them. They might as well be on Mars. Their life is so different from mine and mine from theirs that we would never have anything to talk about. If they want to wear bags on their heads, who am I to laugh? If they want to use soap once a week whether they need it or not, why should I care. People like them control Iran while people like me control California. They aren't funny; if anything, they are very, very pathetic.
California Born & Raised
Nothing. Your question is
by Anonymous123 (not verified) on Mon Nov 10, 2008 09:25 AM PSTNothing. Your question is funny. These are our new generation who are staying in Iran and i am proud of them.
Casting for Play Boy
by Hajminator on Mon Nov 10, 2008 06:54 AM PSTعکاس: میخوایم یک کاستینگ کنیم برای پلی بُی گفتن فقط چهره مهمه. حالا هیچکس یک تار موش ام نباید معلوم باشه...
چادری سمت چپ، اولی از پائین: آقا اینطوری خوبه؟
Haramkhuneh
by Bunyip on Mon Nov 10, 2008 04:38 AM PSTAghamoon ejazeh dad biyaeem az haramkhune beerun barayeh gardesh
Open Casting Call
by Party Girl on Mon Nov 10, 2008 12:50 AM PSTHollywood, California--BOBB (Beshkan o Baala Bendaaz) Productions announced today an open casting call for backup singers and models for its upcoming video, Chador Nandaaz Saret. The twenty five million dollar project will feature fifty women who are able to fit the call's extensive requirements, including the ability to wear and hold in place a black chador and speak Farsi while climbing tall structures and descending through landing poles. The video will be produced for a new hip hop/rap/rock rendition of the song originally sung by Mehrdad Assemani in 1996, performed by new Iranian-American musical prodigy, Ace Mashang. In view of the worldwide interest shown by enthusiastic applicants, BOBB Productions has set up special casting stations in different parts of the world. Photo shows the crowd outside BOBB's casting station in Qom, Iran. Interested parties should contact their local modelling agencies for information about their nearest casting call station, or by contacting BOBB's website at: www.beshkanobaalabendaaz.com
gasp!!!
by Zereshk on Mon Nov 10, 2008 12:21 AM PSTOMG....haj aghaa...you call that a penis?!...hee hee hee!!!
“Girls Gone Wild” in Qom?
by Masoud Kazemzadeh on Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:59 PM PST"Girls Gone Wild" in Qom?
Iran's "Happy Feet" club
by ThePope on Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:34 PM PST3 in 1;
pangoan!
Islamic Ninja Girls
by Amir Nasiri (not verified) on Sun Nov 09, 2008 10:46 PM PSTThey are strong, resilient and will not take NO for the answer.