Mamma Mia! in Saudi ARAMCO camp

Mamma Mia! in Saudi ARAMCO camp

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[HaNoOo1989]

it's not in aramco and i'm so sure

[cayennsj]

if u know aramco, then u must have seen the plastic bags next to the cashier....

got it???

[saudibnt]

@fupalupul So it specifically says that they can sing and dance in public?

[007mrns]

@212saudi Aaaa walah

[lookitsjuri]

@212saudi (N)

[desertdweller00]

@fupalupul or feel awkward, eh i just hate flash mobs, they did it alot at the college i attended. after watching it a few times I think its a middle or highschool students in the aramco store.

[fupalupul]

@desertdweller00 It's a flashmob people, how on earth is it disrespecting Saudis when 1) Aramco is IN Saudi Arabia which allows them that freedom. 2) Aramco's laws are meant to make the expats feel at home. 3) The Saudis, who are presumably muslim, wouldn't want to see that because it goes against islam. So HOW is it unfair? And this flashmob lasted a minute, so saying it people were interrupted is a tad much. They seemed to enjoy it.

[fupalupul]

@saudibnt No, but I'm pretty sure there's nothing about it being illegal. If Alcohol consumption, women driving, and partying are all allowed, i doubt they'd stop a flash mob, some of who's members were Saudi or arab, aimed at entertaining people.

[desertdweller00]

@fupalupul watch?v=LdWbWwEemaU&feature=re­lated

saudibnt is trying to say its unfair to allow foreigners to just breakout in song in public wearing short shorts and tank tops while people who are living outside of saudi working in aramco are prohibited from taking off their abaya let alone break out in song, not only is it disrespectful, it interrupts business because they did it inside the aramco store while people are shopping.

[fupalupul]

@saudibnt You contradicted yourself by saying that these people should respect Saudi rules and that it pisses you off that they did something like this. But like i said before, these people are abiding and respecting the rules of Saudi Arabia, otherwise they'd be stopped. I'm not sure if you're familiar with aramco laws, but this sort of thing is alright on the aramco campus. (the inner campus).