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Buttfuck, Egypt

Buttfuck, Egypt

http://buttfuckegypt.wordpress.com

A blog about things that suck in Egypt. Each raunchy entry provides in-depth commentary about an obnoxious pop-culture or social trend. You’re go-to crying-pillow when living in Cairo, and Egypt at large.

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  • Top 13 Annoying Facebook Habits

    Posted on Wednesday September 30th, 2009 at 08:42 in lists

    I wanna preface this by saying that when I inevitably die in a boating accident, I don’t want any facebook groups cratered in my memory. You may keep me as a friend, but if, say after a year of my passing, you decided it’s time to move on, go ahe...

  • Shit on Pedestal

    Posted on Tuesday September 29th, 2009 at 10:35 in egyptian pop culture

    Hi there! Umm Kulthum can’t sing for shit. I would rather listen to technical support trying to explain to my grandma what an access point is than listen to that diva sing one more hour-long song about cryptic shit. Youssef Chahine, that talentless...

  • Taxi Drivers

    Posted on Tuesday September 8th, 2009 at 14:00 in egyptian pop culture

    Like any Nile drinking Egyptian, I love a good “fucked a hooker without a condom” story, but truth by known, I am getting tired of the confined intimacy of taxi drivers, maybe not for so long. We are now living through a taxi paradigm shift. One ...

  • Ramadan Traffic

    Posted on Tuesday August 25th, 2009 at 16:29 in egyptian pop culture

    Growing up, Ramadan was THE time for gulping trans-fat goodness while I reevaluate my favorite teenage mutant ninja turtle; Michael Angelo loved to party, but his surfer dude doozy cracks were over the top. The angsty “Raphael” and the tech-wiz ...

  • Car Hiving

    Posted on Sunday August 16th, 2009 at 18:19 in egyptian pop culture

    Car Hive: verb, engage in the nighttime activity of (sitting in/standing out) a parked car with a group of friends. Example: I can hear these fagots car hiving all the way from my room. Us homeboys like to chill. We like to ramble, and since having h...

  • Pink Floyd Heads

    Posted on Thursday August 13th, 2009 at 13:15 in egyptian pop culture

    In Egypt we are more prone to put anything on a pedestal. We think of our selves as the center of existence, thus the rules do not apply, and that in part explains why someone could spend all day barking after broads but outburst in fury when the sho...

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