Do they serve alcohol-free beer?

@Sandy
You probably know there is even alcohol free perfume (from Saudi Arabia, Egypt,…).

Sandy

There are plenty of places in Baghdad where you can get booze.

I would try the coffee from that big coffeemachine on the picture.

Ah, but actually I was wondering about this place in particular. Nothing beats a cold beer with chinese food.

Sandy

After eating kebab for more than a week beer is not of the essence.

Request

Arnon, can you please post a few entries about or taking place in New York again soon?

Eva

Why if I may ask?

Arnon

Because I feel like posting a comment on this blog again but unfortunately I can't disagree with your Iraq-entries.
More in general: variation in topics is one of the strengths of this blog.

Eva

Why is it impossible for you to disagree with my entries about Iraq? Because I’m always right about Iraq, or because you don’t know much about Iraq?
Is it titillating to disagree with me?

Arnon

I don't know much about Iraq. It doesn't help that I often skip the articles about Iraq in the paper. Lack of knowledge about the facts doesn't necessarily always prevent me from having an opinion though, or agreeing or disagreeing with someone. So in this case we shouldn't exclude the possibility that you are usually right about Iraq. (although what I have read from your Iraq-pieces is more literal description of your experiences than opinion-piece. But as we have seen with your Israel-reporting: such descriptions can leave more or less room for (dis)agreement)

I also don't know the exact meaning of the word titillating. That won't prevent me from answering your last question with: yes, absolutely.

tit·il·late

tit·il·late (ttl-t)
v. tit·il·lat·ed, tit·il·lat·ing, tit·il·lates
v.tr.
1. To stimulate by touching lightly; tickle.
2. To excite (another) pleasurably, superficially or erotically.
v.intr.
To excite another, especially in a superficial, pleasurable manner: