Sweet boy, ~2 years old, terrier mix, 13kg. 🤍

He’s calm and gentle, just needs a little time to settle in and trust again. Great with dogs & cats, the kind of easy, no-drama dog who’ll fit right into your life.

Vaccinated • dewormed • flea/tick treated

Please share, you never know who’s looking.

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Is it normal for choppers to fly so low above residential buildings? Showing off, making circles above my head like it's Tom cruise driving it? I've never seen one come this close, or maneuver this crazy, I'm in the chouf area, sitting on the roof, and I swear if the pilot hadn't pulled up last minute I was ready to jump and take cover, he circled above the town a few times then flew towards beirut

Yesterday a "prisoner exchange" deal was struck between Lebanon and the colony, whereupon it would agree to release Lebanese prisoners in return for Lebanon finding the bodies of Jewish Lebanese citizens and assisting the colony in recovering those bodies. Notice the word "recovering": This is the essence of Zionism, that Israel represents all Jewish citizens, and that those Jewish Lebanese are not Lebanese but Israeli.

Settings aside the importance of efforts to recover Lebanese citizens held hostage by the colony, should Lebanon agree to view its Jewish citizens as Israelis, and to hand the bodies of Lebanese citizens to a foreign government that is also occupying its land?

Note: The mods said I was not allowed to present my agenda in the post, only in the comments, so I shared it in the first comment.

Hi everyone! I’m researching my Lebanese family history and have traced part of my family back to Hasroun, Bsharri.

I’m currently trying to figure out where the old Maronite baptism and marriage registers from Hasroun are kept, particularly records from the mid-to-late 1800s. I haven’t been able to find these records digitized online.

The families I’m researching are mainly Barakat (Barket) and Farah.

One ancestor I’m particularly trying to verify is Kabril/Gabriel Barket Barakat, who was reportedly born in Hasroun around 1855. My family tree lists his father as Assad/Asaad Bechara, but I’m hoping to find Kabril’s baptism record to confirm his parents.

I also have Nazira (Sara) Barket Barakat, daughter of Kabril, who reportedly married Michael Joseph Farah in Hasroun on September 18, 1898. A marriage record from Hasroun could also be extremely helpful.

I’ve learned that the historic Maronite churches in Hasroun may be the key, but I’m not sure whether the old registers are still held locally, by the Joubbé diocese, or in another church archive.

Does anyone from Hasroun or the Bsharri area know where these old parish registers are kept, or know a priest, church office, local historian, or genealogist I could contact?

I’d be incredibly grateful for any direction. I’m trying to reconnect the pieces of my family’s history in Lebanon and hopefully trace this branch further back.

Thank you!

Yeah it's a bit late, but I was waiting for someone else to post this. I can't understand how the hell these two found themselves in Kfartibnit, or how someone can be so lucky and unlucky at the same time. Cause they found themselves in Kfartibnit, but they weren't murdered.

Edit: The subtitles are auto generated and completely inaccurate. Just ignore them.

This is "Pepsi Gold Can" (Translated) and it's apparently a limited edition can imported from Vietnam.

[EDIT: looks like it was created to celebrate Tết (the Vietnamese Lunar New Year).]

Totters labels it as "Ginger Gold" so I thought it would have a ginger flavor but didn't really taste like it.

I looked it up, and it's supposed to taste similar to a regular Pepsi but with more caffeine, so you'd think it would be like a Pepsi Zero/Black but nope.

Instead it tastes closer to the cola gummy candies, same as Zee Cola but lighter and smoother in flavor.

Are there any companies that provide short-term medical insurance for visitors to Lebanon, given the current Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisory?

It seems that no foreign insurance company provides coverage under these circumstances. Are there any local insurance companies in Lebanon that offer emergency medical coverage to foreign visitors or non-residents?

Appreciate the help.

it's not even expired yet🥀 it's veen in the fridge this whole time 🥀

my akkawi 🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀

Going to be in Beirut soon. Staying in Gemmayzeh. Wanted to check on what restaurants are best and what kind of nightlife to check out. Thanks.

What water bottles do you suggest buying?

I saw lots of Dripple ads everywhere I go... is it worth the hype?

Any feedbacks on good bottles?

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What is typically the best way to fund IBKR from Lebanon?

I have some old consoles i want to sell they have been up on olx and fb mktplace for a long time and they still havent sold.

i wanna study psychology at LU and I have my entrance exam on sep 23rd ive been looking through previous entrance exams but im struggling with one thing and its I dont really know how I supposed to answer i understand the questions but im not sure what the expected way of answering is. If anyone has taken the psych entrance exam before i’d really appreciate any advice or examples of how I should answer! thanks

Has anyone had a recent experience with F1 visa renewal (or first time applications) at the US embassy? What is the general post-war vibe? I need to renew my visa (otherwise I will be stuck in the US until the end of my program. But I am afraid of visa rejections given the current political atmosphere.

im curious

Hey! Does anyone know how, or was successful in obtaining Finasteride, oral or topical, through online stores/pharmacies or even Instagram pages that does delivery?

I am looking to get my hands on it, without the hassle, or having to get it in person.

I am ofc an adult, and I know all the talk about fin, I am just looking for info at this stage not much.
also if you know please also do tell how much does it cost.

Thanks!