19 December, 2005

Good thing Oasis centre "burnt down", or

...I would now be rushing there to buy about a million of these:

Posted by secretdubai at 7:41 pm

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

istara. nice one ;>

20 December, 2005 01:47
Mrs. Azucena said...

you are too naughty!

20 December, 2005 02:09
Al Mulhama, The Inspired said...

You know, you just touched on something that I've been thinking about since the incident happened...

The slow death of the poor creatures in one of the biggest pet stores especially as animals have a strong sense of imminent danger.

Everytime I pass by that's all I think of.

I know ome might think me feeble especially as many humans are dying, but still, it hurts.

I hope that should it be arson then I hope this remains on their conscience forever with images of cute creatures haunting them till eternity.

20 December, 2005 14:46
secretdubai said...

Me too. I used to visit Oasis Centre regularly to see the pet store, even though I don't have any pets. In fact, it was the only reason I ever went there - and I used to buy stuff from other shops during my visits that I would never have gone to if it wasn't for those pets.

I honestly can hardly bear to think what they went through.

20 December, 2005 14:49
samuraisam said...

well, the management and owners can certainly "rest in peace" with their ginormous insurance payout...

20 December, 2005 15:41
Anonymous said...

is anyone doing a blog review of the year from secret being banned to emirati shifting blogspace. secret would do it well

20 December, 2005 23:20
secretdubai said...

is anyone doing a blog review of the year

Oh that is a fantastic idea! However I can't write about me - someone else will have to do it.

Would be cool if we had our own wiki page where we could detail the history of UAE blogging.

Hmm. We could do that. We need to do it in such a way that it wouldn't get blocked as irrelevant.

20 December, 2005 23:27
Anonymous said...

A review would be excellent, although asking someone from within the blog community would be maked it biased. Ask a freelance journalist to write it, an it could also make a feature in a magazine, as a number of peole have read parts of certain blogs before, and it would create awaeness of the community. Perhaps someone from whats on magazine, time out dubai, or even arabian business, if they would take it on. Worst case, one of the newsletter writers cold tackle it if they could add enough satire to make appealing.

Suraj

21 December, 2005 17:08

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