Edgeware Road
a place in london (england) where those of arabic persuasion live. also known affectionately by those in the nearby vicinity as ‘little bagdad’.
not a place to eat if you value your gastic wellbeing, or dislike fat, garlic smelling people that look like saddam hussein.
i was considering a walk down the edgeware road, but being jewish i decided to avoid it as the tw-ts down there would probably jihad my -rs-!
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