The Medya !
Posted on: May 2, 2005 2:59 AM
I have a little hesitation ,you know it a kind of hard to blog someplace which isnt yours,it is like taking shit in Islamic Toilets ! ha ha i bet you never seen an islamic toilet ?
My name is Medya , 19 years old from Kurdistan -a country which is occupied by Turkey- Iran- Iraq- Syria - Armenia ,.... I am in Iranian Kurdistan .
I am male but my name is both for male and females , it means the land of the Mede(s). in my country blogging is so dangrous , they have put some bloggers to 15 years jail !
so many times i decided to stop blogging but I cant, my blog has become a part of soul .
i enjoy blogging because i belive to this saying "blogging is masturbating "
I also enjoy taking photos, playing music ,reading blogs, thinking ,... I am not relligous at all .
yes, actually, i have explored these websites before, though i don't remember why. i used to collect pictures of toilets in western china, some of them where pretty shocking. anyhow... some good 'toilet' sites...
toilet net
toilets of the world
the toilet museum (very intriguing)
pub toilets in the UK(an interesting concept for a website)
and the toilet webring.
oh yes! welcome Medya! it is very nice to meet you. lets hope that this blog doesn't put you at any risk of harm. i applaud your efforts in the face of adversity.
Posted by: james at May 2, 2005 3:38 AM
Dear Medya, I extend welcome palm to you and your toilets!
Salaam Waleykum baradaram! Man Farsi dars mikhandam, amma hala kheili kam sohbat mikonam. Man mardane kurdistan dust daram va be keshvaretun raftan mikham. Tuvaletun kheili ghashang'ast! :-)
Please make lenient for me, because my knowledge of your tongue is very diminished. I make course in Persian but it was in a previous era and my memory is defective now. I think it is really top class that we have kurdish person here, because people not often hear from this courageous and beautiful nation, which make great martyrdom to geopolitic and, dare I say, these capitalist-imperialistic who think never of humans and only of self! Khosh?
Your Brother,
Lyova Lyubov
PS: I am also hearing that woman persons of Iran is very delectable faces, is this factual? ;-)
Posted by: Lyova Lyubov at May 2, 2005 5:53 AM
Hi Sonny - cute photo. Hey Medya, good to note you've picked up on the masturbation theme, a theme I'm sure you could blog for many hours on with Joel. As to who would win, I really don't feel able to judge your hand-cock coordination this early on. But if you're like most guys, probably pretty impressive.
Snogs,
mimix
Posted by: mimi at May 2, 2005 5:54 AM
wow my god Lyova you really surprised me ! your speaking farsi is excelent ! coool
Posted by: medya at May 2, 2005 6:56 AM
oh... i guess the html doesn't really work in comments. i really need to figure this out. so... those bathroom sites, i don't really feel like finding them again. but i appreciate your toilet picture, thats the same toilet we use in our university. i like them because you don't have to sit on anything. its funny when i find western toilets in taiwan, and the toilet seats are covered with footprints.
Posted by: james at May 2, 2005 7:08 AM
For us ignant amercans, farsi is "the local name for the Persian language spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan." Thanks, wikipedia!
Posted by: freddy at May 2, 2005 8:55 AM
Hi Medya! I must also point your attention to Japanese toilets, which are baffling. I was there for 16 days and to my chagrin I do not believe I learned how to use them correctly.
Posted by: ritchey at May 2, 2005 12:20 PM
lol, islamic toilets do look very uncomfortable.
yeah blogging is "masturbating" in a way i guess. it helps relieve some tension that's building up in your life.
Posted by: Justin at May 3, 2005 3:17 AM
I've never tried an Islamic toilet, but the ones in Germany were confusing enough for me. When I stopped there on a layover, I ended up using the bathroom. It must've taken me a good 30-45 seconds to finally figure out how to flush the thing. Instead of having a shiny metal handle, they kinda camouflage this little panel on the back so that it blends in with the rest of the tank. Good stuff. I wonder if there is a book of international toilets out there. I'm sure someone else has thought of this.
Posted by: Sonny at May 2, 2005 3:16 AM