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Great threak, did a lot for the SF community. RIP.Originally Posted by Connemara
+1. As a direct result of that thread, having seen how happy Ghulkan and Shoshanna were together, I am now pro-gay-marriage. Also, having seen how much of a train wreck the two are, I am also anti-immigration.Originally Posted by Douglas
What would you have me do? The fool changed his phone number, moved to a different spot, and stopped responding to me completely for 4 months now. Then he made up stuff like giving me a bike etc. So just wanted to say he owes me 2k and that I know who he really is, which isn't what he's leading you all to believe. I guess I didn't know this place was full of "hyenas"... maybe best thing to do is sell stuff he's left in my place since I can't get hold of him to give it back. I'd rather have the cash than these random articles. so i spent a lot of time with sohaib, he'd come over and have dinner a lot or we'd go out to restaurants. and i really appreciate everything he did, i mean he hooked up nice seats at the US Open in '08, he even offered tickets to Kanye concert, etc etc. a generous fellow. (not that this wasn't reciprocated, i took him to radio city and to a broadway show, or pretended to be him and pick up items from Atelier for him since he was banned, etc). is it too late to post here 9 months later ? Whatever, I used to have dinner almost every day with my man Ghulkhan (vats up buddy), and his m3 is faster that your car. I dont know SoCal other than there are 10^2423 pics of him here, it seems? Jet I know less about, he don't pm me back, and the persian ghost tag makes me wonder if he's really a fellow persian or just rocking the name since he lives in tehrangeles He was living in financial district renting out a room the size of a small walk-in closet. i was in brooklyn in a larger studio. so he asked if he could leave a few things, and for 5 moths there were 9 boxes and 2 suitcases basically stacked from the ground to the ceiling. fortunately it was a rather large studio so it wasn't too intrusive. if you saw the pics before you saw him packed in the rental as we moved boxes back to his place. why do i consider him a friend ? well i was the only friend he had left in real life, everyone else was either a SA, a friend form sf over the phone, or somebody from his hometown he grew up with so basically friends of the family. his other friend and roommate had a fallout with him over rent and being evicted (hence him going to a tiny closet in fd) and the third friend he had, well they just didnt like each other and hung out because they had nobody else. so i spent a lot of time with sohaib, he'd come over and have dinner a lot or we'd go out to restaurants. and i really appreciate everything he did, i mean he hooked up nice seats at the US Open in '08, he even offered tickets to Kanye concert, etc etc. a generous fellow. (not that this wasn't reciprocated, i took him to radio city and to a broadway show, or pretended to be him and pick up items from Atelier for him since he was banned, etc). he was just a good friend so i don't care if you want to pass judgement, may homosexual references or whatever, that's not what i'm interested in. i'd rather have a friend back than the cash, but if i can't be friends with him anymore then why should i suffer a financial loss too. he had told me a story of a guy he lent 15K to who paid him back after 3 years, so I figured he needed a few months to get it together... btw i'm not in the city anymore, otherwise i'd know where to find him. i'm not trying to be the noble friend anymore, i gave up on that a weeks ago. just a dude trying to not suffer a financial loss. so i guess be on the lookout for a ghulkhan-screwed-me-out-of-2k sale coming soon. he was banned from [url="http://www.ateliernewyork.com/"Atelier NYC[/URL]] for a mixup regarding $20 of shipping. or that's what he said. that he wasn't charged shipping, then Karlo (i think, the black guy?) decided he should be charged shipping, but Ghulkhan refused. and so he was banned. so using a code name he would order over the phone and have me or someone else go in and be his sister/brother or his code-name persona and pick it up. they never checked id or anything. that store is weird, and seing someone in a oversized button down and drop crotch pants with a funny hat standing outside is an image i won't forget. i don't care if the outfit cost 4 grand or how well it was constructed, that still looked like a circus act.
The love between those two was so thick you could cut it with a knife. I feel bad for shoshanna and his lossOriginally Posted by edmorel
Me, too. I also feel bad because I lost some of my best work. I can't remember it exactly now, but my favorite was something about Shahanshah enjoying, and lamenting the loss of, a "Love Tool for the Anals of History."Originally Posted by rach2jlc
Me, too. I also feel bad because I lost some of my best work. I can't remember it exactly now, but my favorite was something about Shahanshah enjoying, and lamenting the loss of, a "Love Tool for the Anals of History."Originally Posted by rach2jlc
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