Comments for Kabul Cat http://kabulcat.wordpress.com in Afghanistan Sun, 24 May 2009 23:12:14 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Nowruz, new beginnings and the High Mobad’s instructions about how to govern by Richard http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2009/03/26/nowruz-new-beginnings-and-the-high-mobads-instructions-for-how-to-govern/#comment-75 Richard Sun, 24 May 2009 23:12:14 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=450#comment-75 The High Mobad had the right of it, with setting out the stall for one's outcomes. All very positive, affirmative, and future-oriented. On the matter of guidance...I'd pray for angels placing 'good' thoughts in the minds of our leaders. Right thought and right heart, leads to right word and deed. The High Mobad had the right of it, with setting out the stall for one’s outcomes. All very positive, affirmative, and future-oriented. On the matter of guidance…I’d pray for angels placing ‘good’ thoughts in the minds of our leaders. Right thought and right heart, leads to right word and deed.

]]> Comment on Mohammed Daoud Khan and Leading Afghanistan, which is possibly the most undesirable job in the world. by Thomas http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2009/03/17/mohammed-daoud-khan-and-leading-afghanistan-which-is-quite-possibly-the-most-undesirable-job-in-the-world/#comment-72 Thomas Sat, 21 Mar 2009 13:42:22 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=434#comment-72 Very nice! But Switzerland inC19 had many of these features and seems to have been a pretty pleasant place. Perhaps one needs an import of Swiss savoir faire with regard to governance of mountainous regions with porous boundaries. Recent attendance at Swiss francophone evening of nice food and films in Larnaca reinforces impression of the benign influence of this deeply civilised country. Yodelling noises. Very nice! But Switzerland inC19 had many of these features and seems to have been a pretty pleasant place. Perhaps one needs an import of Swiss savoir faire with regard to governance of mountainous regions with porous boundaries. Recent attendance at Swiss francophone evening of nice food and films in Larnaca reinforces impression of the benign influence of this deeply civilised country. Yodelling noises.

]]> Comment on Kabulis bearing gifts for the feast-of-many-names by TD http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2008/12/05/kabulis-bearing-gifts-at-the-feast-of-many-names/#comment-70 TD Tue, 09 Dec 2008 08:42:30 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=404#comment-70 From the sheep's point of view I am more concerned about Abraham NOT sacrificing his son. I mean what's to celebrate? I say bad call Abers. Baaaa From the sheep’s point of view I am more concerned about Abraham NOT sacrificing his son. I mean what’s to celebrate? I say bad call Abers. Baaaa

]]> Comment on Kabulis bearing gifts for the feast-of-many-names by Wzl http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2008/12/05/kabulis-bearing-gifts-at-the-feast-of-many-names/#comment-69 Wzl Mon, 08 Dec 2008 14:48:22 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=404#comment-69 Catkin. And who is the smart Kabuli whose receiving end ... you were at? Catkin.
And who is the smart Kabuli whose receiving end … you were at?

]]> Comment on seeing dragons in the dust – and wondering whether mountains actually make warlike people by sandeman http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2008/12/01/seeing-dragons-in-the-dust-and-wondering-whether-mountains-make-warlike-people/#comment-68 sandeman Fri, 05 Dec 2008 04:13:43 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=386#comment-68 I'm persuaded. The Pyrenees, the Balkans, small ambitious Corsicans, Austrians with toothbrush moustaches - all rumbustious fighty types from up-and-down sorts of landscapes. And what have the Dutch ever done to anyone? Although come to think of it, they were a bit expeditionary in their time..... I’m persuaded. The Pyrenees, the Balkans, small ambitious Corsicans, Austrians with toothbrush moustaches – all rumbustious fighty types from up-and-down sorts of landscapes. And what have the Dutch ever done to anyone? Although come to think of it, they were a bit expeditionary in their time…..

]]> Comment on seeing dragons in the dust – and wondering whether mountains actually make warlike people by Rab MacKenzie http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2008/12/01/seeing-dragons-in-the-dust-and-wondering-whether-mountains-make-warlike-people/#comment-67 Rab MacKenzie Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:25:48 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=386#comment-67 Hey, are you calling the highland Scots bellicose. No we're not and I'll stick the heid in anyone who dares to say we are. PS. It appears that the Men of Kent resisted William the Conqueror more stoutly than the Kentish Men, who weakly surrendered! Hey, are you calling the highland Scots bellicose. No we’re not and I’ll stick the heid in anyone who dares to say we are.

PS. It appears that the Men of Kent resisted William the Conqueror more stoutly than the Kentish Men, who weakly surrendered!

]]> Comment on seeing dragons in the dust – and wondering whether mountains actually make warlike people by Jon http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2008/12/01/seeing-dragons-in-the-dust-and-wondering-whether-mountains-make-warlike-people/#comment-66 Jon Wed, 03 Dec 2008 10:35:31 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=386#comment-66 Your wise old cove is right that terrain shapes a people and having to struggle for bare existence makes many mountain people tougher than most. But it can't be the whole story cos the country folk of the Kentish hopfields have been pretty bellicose, too, when it was demanded of them... Your wise old cove is right that terrain shapes a people and having to struggle for bare existence makes many mountain people tougher than most. But it can’t be the whole story cos the country folk of the Kentish hopfields have been pretty bellicose, too, when it was demanded of them…

]]> Comment on seeing dragons in the dust – and wondering whether mountains actually make warlike people by Kabul Cat http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2008/12/01/seeing-dragons-in-the-dust-and-wondering-whether-mountains-make-warlike-people/#comment-65 Kabul Cat Tue, 02 Dec 2008 18:34:40 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=386#comment-65 but the Greek islands aren't impenetrable and brown; they are rather nice....! And belly-cosyness Greek style is much more peaceable than the skinny discontent one gets here, no? but the Greek islands aren’t impenetrable and brown; they are rather nice….! And belly-cosyness Greek style is much more peaceable than the skinny discontent one gets here, no?

]]> Comment on seeing dragons in the dust – and wondering whether mountains actually make warlike people by Wzl http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2008/12/01/seeing-dragons-in-the-dust-and-wondering-whether-mountains-make-warlike-people/#comment-64 Wzl Tue, 02 Dec 2008 18:25:42 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=386#comment-64 A disorganized god threw left-over earth into the Mediterranean and thus created the Greek islands. Is it the intent of the creating being (fury, lackadaisical-ity) which leads to bellicose rather than peaceful results?..... or is it the place where you land?.... puzzled cat.....prrrrrrrrrrrrrr A disorganized god threw left-over earth into the Mediterranean and thus created the Greek islands. Is it the intent of the creating being (fury, lackadaisical-ity) which leads to bellicose rather than peaceful results?….. or is it the place where you land?…. puzzled cat…..prrrrrrrrrrrrrr

]]> Comment on oases by Kabul Cat http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/2008/11/01/oases/#comment-63 Kabul Cat Sun, 02 Nov 2008 16:43:46 +0000 http://kabulcat.wordpress.com/?p=358#comment-63 o dear me no! what a horrifying - not to mention unfeline - thought.... oases are generally pleasant enough though.... and it would be a nice place for Christmas! A goose is on order, in case.... o dear me no! what a horrifying – not to mention unfeline – thought…. oases are generally pleasant enough though…. and it would be a nice place for Christmas! A goose is on order, in case….

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