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Yep... Interestingly Zouaves regiments were created during the American Civil War. Without Berber warriors, but copying the uniform and traditions of the original Zouaves regiment.From wiki about the Zouaves and their influence around the world. They were super stars. (...)
I don't know. As he told me pull ups F him up. He did 7. They were not satisfied so ...
Just an Egyptian fun fact... You know caporal there is a widespread tradition here in Egypt nowadays that when you say "inch Allah" (God willing, for people who dunno what it means) it is almost automatically understood as if you are saying "no" in a polite way. Especially among parents, when they are asked by their kids if they are going to let them go out today or buy that thing when they respond "inch Allah" it is like "forget it, you will never get what you want."
Yes, Inch Allah is something like "maybe" and maybe is a polite and diplomatic way to say "no". A famous French diplomat of the early XIXth century, Talleyrand, used to say: "when a diplomat says yes, it means maybe, if he says maybe, it means no and if he says no... he's not a diplomat."Just an Egyptian fun fact... You know caporal there is a widespread tradition here in Egypt nowadays that when you say "inch Allah" (God willing, for people who dunno what it means) it is almost automatically understood as if you are saying "no" in a polite way. Especially among parents, when they are asked by their kids if they are going to let them go out today or buy that thing when they respond "inch Allah" it is like "forget it, you will never get what you want."
