Three Arabic men decide to enjoy a spot of shisha on the A4 as Cara Delevingne looks on
The ‘Ramadan Rush’ is nearly over but in spotting the image that we make our Picture of the Week, Monika Agata Maron truly captured how ridiculous Knightsbridge has become during this period.
The shot of three Arabic youngsters sat in the middle of Brompton Road by Topshop smoking shisha speaks volumes about how these visitors choose to behave when they come to the capital. Here was not some sporadic decision to stand and take a puff; here, in fact, is a planned and deliberate decision to sit on chairs and smoke and drink in the middle of the A4.
Monika Agata Maron posted the image to her Facebook page and responses included “that’s pretty uncool” and “they must have crack in that pipe”. One local added: “To me this is unacceptable in my area and [I] hope the police dealt with them”. Another concluded “[that’s] pretty dangerous… It would just take one Russian in a armoured plated Mercedes G Wagon to squash them”.
Arabs posing in their supercars on the streets of SW1, SW3, SW7 is now something that locals have grown used to; them turning the main highway to Heathrow into a smoking spot is not.
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They are lucky that they aren’t dead.
Yes. But maybe not toolate 😉
Thank you again for smoking……….They should be encouraged to live dangerously. Health and safety is for camels in the desert. Follow that Camel……………
Beauchamp Place has gone ‘pedestrian’ when the moon comes up; venturing down the Kings Road – now flanked with people touting £300 plus caviar creams – feels a akin to a day trip to Jemaa El Afna one never booked…
When in Rome, please do as the Romans. Grazie!
Knightsbridge has changed……..more expensive and exclusive?
Mahomed Al-Fayed certainly knew when to sell out…….one might learn from his example
It’s the way forward for sure…..
As a neighbour of Harrods I can assure you that the fall of Harrods took place under the regime of the vile Al Fayed. I am surprised Papa Doc Duvalier never got to kill him, which was his intention.
I remember as a child staying my grandmother in Cadogan Place and the pleasure of visiting Harrods.
In those far off days it was like F&M. But then so too ws the Hyde Park Hotel before the Italian got his hands on it.
Poor London….full of rich plebs and ghastly foreigners now.