An anti-government protester reads the newspaper after spending the night alongside an Army tank in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Feb. 9, the 16th day of protests against the regime of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
AFP PHOTO/PATRICK BAZ
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SEAN1111
9:09 PM ET
February 9, 2011
Bathrooms....
....where are they? Just curious.
-Sean
EZMERO
6:27 AM ET
February 10, 2011
there is many bath rooms
I am Egyptian , the bath rooms are present ....many mosques surround the square and all mosques have many bath rooms
so there is no actually any problem ..
Best Regards
Ezmero
MAGPC
5:31 PM ET
February 10, 2011
As an Egyptian
That's the Egypt we are proud of.
Come on you western people support us and pressure your government to make him leave.
Leave you idiot, the message is so clear