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Math major thought a rebel holiday would be 'sick'
http://www.newser.com/story/127532/u...ya-rebels.html
(Newser) – It's a vacation package you can't find on Travelocity: Sun, sand—and firing heavy weapons in a revolution. But that's the summer trip that UCLA math major Chris Jeon, 21, is enjoying, reports the Christian Science Monitor. “At spring break I told my friends a 'sick' vacation would be to come here and fight with the rebels,” he said. So Jeon bought a one-way ticket from Los Angeles to Cairo, then traveled by land to Libya, where he has been traveling for two weeks with the rebels in his blue basketball jersey, black-and-white Converse sneakers, and camouflage pants.

“This is one of the few real revolutions,” Jeon said. “I just thought I’d come check it out.” Jeon speaks no Arabic and can only communicate in broken Italian and simple sign language, but he says people have been so amused to have a young American tourist in their midst he hasn't had to pay for anything. The rebels let him fire guns from time to time ("awkwardly," writes the reporter), and have even given him an honorary name: Ahmed El Maghrabi Saidi Barga. Jeon's parents don't know he's in Libya, but he says he'll be back in California for the start of classes in late September. "I believe in destiny," he said.


I don't even know where to begin here. Another story stated the rebels had put his dumb a$$ on a truck bound for Bengazi. I wonder if Ahmed El Maghrabi Saidi Barga means: idiot in a Clippers jersey whose gonna die in Libya, SOON!

[BostonDoctorTTT]

Math major thought a rebel holiday would be 'sick'
http://www.newser.com/story/127532/u...ya-rebels.html
(Newser) – It's a vacation package you can't find on Travelocity: Sun, sand—and firing heavy weapons in a revolution. But that's the summer trip that UCLA math major Chris Jeon, 21, is enjoying, reports the Christian Science Monitor. “At spring break I told my friends a 'sick' vacation would be to come here and fight with the rebels,” he said. So Jeon bought a one-way ticket from Los Angeles to Cairo, then traveled by land to Libya, where he has been traveling for two weeks with the rebels in his blue basketball jersey, black-and-white Converse sneakers, and camouflage pants.

“This is one of the few real revolutions,” Jeon said. “I just thought I’d come check it out.” Jeon speaks no Arabic and can only communicate in broken Italian and simple sign language, but he says people have been so amused to have a young American tourist in their midst he hasn't had to pay for anything. The rebels let him fire guns from time to time ("awkwardly," writes the reporter), and have even given him an honorary name: Ahmed El Maghrabi Saidi Barga. Jeon's parents don't know he's in Libya, but he says he'll be back in California for the start of classes in late September. "I believe in destiny," he said.


I don't even know where to begin here. Another story stated the rebels had put his dumb a$$ on a truck bound for Bengazi. I wonder if Ahmed El Maghrabi Saidi Barga means: idiot in a Clippers jersey whose gonna die in Libya, SOON!

he'll get his own reality show or get killed one or the other. he lives in LA, he could have mooned crips and bloods it would be safer and saved the airfare

[THOUTHCAW]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44374541...ver/?GT1=43001

Nah they got tired of him pretty quickly it seems...sounds like a rich kid who thinks he can do whatever he wants.

[ljq0AYOV]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44374541...ver/?GT1=43001

Nah they got tired of him pretty quickly it seems...sounds like a rich kid who thinks he can do whatever he wants.

Got fired by this bunch?? Not something you put on your resume. Maybe he'll get thrown in an Iranian prison while hiking after he gets his PhD. Oh wait, that's been done.

[OlgaBorovikovva]

You have to admit, that would make for one jolly hell of a fireplace story for the grandkids. I mean, assuming the dumba$$ lives long enough to see his senior years, but you get what I'm saying.