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appreciate the life in this forum and the Morroccan talent. cheers mate
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well again I got burned a little. Arrived at the bus station in Casa was looking for continental hotel and casabah as related in previous posts but the driver said it was in Rabat. anyhow asked...

didnùt want to spread suspicion but....... I think the point is well taken.

for a local I don,t see how you could have probs get busy you have the language, the culture so get in one of those places and grab a delightful bite

why not try the street scene i hqve seen regulqr sws q couple zere cuties close to Prince Street downtown near the bus station should be minimaùl hassels they are around from about dusk till eleven

I agree the language in Beguel's post sounds strange and unlike him excellent deduction from you linguistic detectives. I doubt the authenticity. However, I would say that it may be a warning that...

I see you guys have the key. I tried speaking broken Arabic in one of the clubs I actually asked the girl if she spoke English she replied very arrogantly "no, French" and strutted to the dance floor...

Well I am Amazed! I spent maybe a week or so in Casa and Rabat and checked the nightclub scene but had little luck. I stayed in a villa for a couple of days afterward and it is pretty much a given...