CAMEL THAT WALKS INTO THE TENT

reference to a story about an Arab and his camel. One night the camel asks the Arab if he can put his head inside the tent. It is cold outside, so he is allowed to do so. Then he asks if he can put just a little bit more and a little bit more of himself inside the tent. Before the Arab realizes what is happening, the camel has taken over the tent and the Arab is out in the cold. —Perception of Truth Approved Glossary (9 June 92)

reference to a story about an Arab and his camel. One night the camel asks the Arab if he can put his head inside the tent. It is cold outside, so he is allowed to do so. Then he asks if he can put just a little bit more and a little bit more of himself inside the tent. Before the Arab realizes what is happening, the camel has taken over the tent and the Arab is out in the cold.reference to a story about an Arab and his camel. One night the camel asks the Arab if he can put his head inside the tent. It is cold outside, so he is allowed to do so. Then he asks if he can put just a little bit more and a little bit more of himself inside the tent. Before the Arab realizes what is happening, the camel has taken over the tent and the Arab is out in the cold. Now, the best one on this-the best example on this is the camel that walks into the tent.