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About Jerusalem

What pisses me off? Hypocrites. Folks judgin’ ‘em, then sneakin’ around. Hate that crap. Saw this X post—guy rantin’ ‘bout “immorality,” caught with one later. Typical. Makes me wanna burn city hall. But what’s wild? Some prostitutes got rules—won’t kiss, too personal. Ain’t that a kicker? Screwin’s fine, lips are sacred. Gigolo Joe’d get it—“Love’s complicated, baby.”

Pearls and Irritations

The picturesque town of Majdal Shams — just a minute drive from Damascus — featured in Israeli director Eran Riklis’s award-winning film The Syrian Bride. The town is in the Israeli .

So, I keep walking, and I hit this street called Al-Jazeera. It’s got these amazing views of the Golan Heights. I mean, wow. I’m standing there, just soaking it all in, and then I see this group of kids playing soccer. They’re kicking the ball around like it’s the World Cup. I’m smiling, thinking, “This is what life’s about.” But then, one of them kicks the ball too hard, and it goes flying into a nearby garden. Oof! The owner comes out, all grumpy. I’m like, “Dude, it’s just a ball!” But he’s not having it.

The children of Majdal Shams deserve our tears, not qualifiers