As much as i dont like you cam, thats a really cool picture
15 more years! 15 more years!
mitch this isnt a dig or anything, but have you ever been abroad?
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
I don't like gingers either.Mitch wrote:
As much as i dont like you cam, thats a really cool picture
Are you suggesting that he has had a sex change?FatherTed wrote:
mitch this isnt a dig or anything, but have you ever been abroad?
Or the skinhead gangs. They don't just target blacks...
We're all living in America, America ist wunderbarMan With No Name wrote:
its not sad. we win.
mickey mouse and coca cola
HaterMekstizzle wrote:
Personally I hate seeing shit like this in other countries. Fair enough if you see them in the USA, they're American companies. And the UK, well this country can't do anything and is America's bitch, so fair enough again and also most of Europe. But when you start to see it in big other countries (mainly non western) with their own strong cultures like Russia, Japan, China, India....it's kinda like.......ah..... must you sell yourself out so much, why can't you make your own big starsucks chains and McDonalds instead. I mean, there's globalisation, and then there's globalisation.CameronPoe wrote:
http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak … 5262_n.jpgMekstizzle wrote:
Ahaha.....they have a McDonalds......Russia......oh how the mighty have fallen...
But especially countries like Russia and China which has always had that "fear the west/capitalism" streak, especially Russia
It's funny and sad at the same time
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Mekstizzle wrote:
Personally I hate seeing shit like this in other countries. Fair enough if you see them in the USA, they're American companies. And the UK, well this country can't do anything and is America's bitch, so fair enough again and also most of Europe. But when you start to see it in big other countries (mainly non western) with their own strong cultures like Russia, Japan, China, India....it's kinda like.......ah..... must you sell yourself out so much, why can't you make your own big starsucks chains and McDonalds instead. I mean, there's globalisation, and then there's globalisation.CameronPoe wrote:
http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak … 5262_n.jpgMekstizzle wrote:
Ahaha.....they have a McDonalds......Russia......oh how the mighty have fallen...
But especially countries like Russia and China which has always had that "fear the west/capitalism" streak, especially Russia
It's funny and sad at the same time
Whenever I'm in Russia, I can't but lol to the way they've changed every brand name to the phonetic equivalent in Cyrillic letters (E.g. the McDonald's earlier in this thread).
Can anyone guess what I had at Макдоналдс (Makdonalds, that's what is says)?
Yes, it's a Биг Мак (Big Mac -> Big Mak).
Can anyone guess what I had at Макдоналдс (Makdonalds, that's what is says)?
Yes, it's a Биг Мак (Big Mac -> Big Mak).
I need around tree fiddy.
I don't see anything funny, russian and ukrainian languages don't have latin alphabet equivalent (unlike serbian for example) so changing names to cyrillic is okay imo.DonFck wrote:
Whenever I'm in Russia, I can't but lol to the way they've changed every brand name to the phonetic equivalent in Cyrillic letters (E.g. the McDonald's earlier in this thread).
Can anyone guess what I had at Макдоналдс (Makdonalds, that's what is says)?
[url]http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/4177/04062008z.jpg[/rl]
Yes, it's a Биг Мак (Big Mac -> Big Mak).
It's funny to us who don't use cyrillic. No offense meant whatsoever. Just as the English laugh at the Swedish word for "kiss" (Puss).Longbow wrote:
I don't see anything funny, russian and ukrainian languages don't have latin alphabet equivalent (unlike serbian for example) so changing names to cyrillic is okay imo.DonFck wrote:
Whenever I'm in Russia, I can't but lol to the way they've changed every brand name to the phonetic equivalent in Cyrillic letters (E.g. the McDonald's earlier in this thread).
Can anyone guess what I had at Макдоналдс (Makdonalds, that's what is says)?
[url]http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/4177/04062008z.jpg[/rl]
Yes, it's a Биг Мак (Big Mac -> Big Mak).
I'm used to my McDonalds food having the same text everywhere, Russia was the first exception I experienced.
I need around tree fiddy.
I fucking lol'd.DonFck wrote:
Puss
noice 
Q.E.D.KuSTaV wrote:
I fucking lol'd.DonFck wrote:
Puss
I need around tree fiddy.
Wait! Does that mean that kissy kissy, becomes....?DonFck wrote:
It's funny to us who don't use cyrillic. No offense meant whatsoever. Just as the English laugh at the Swedish word for "kiss" (Puss).Longbow wrote:
I don't see anything funny, russian and ukrainian languages don't have latin alphabet equivalent (unlike serbian for example) so changing names to cyrillic is okay imo.DonFck wrote:
Whenever I'm in Russia, I can't but lol to the way they've changed every brand name to the phonetic equivalent in Cyrillic letters (E.g. the McDonald's earlier in this thread).
Can anyone guess what I had at Макдоналдс (Makdonalds, that's what is says)?
[url]http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/4177/04062008z.jpg[/rl]
Yes, it's a Биг Мак (Big Mac -> Big Mak).
I'm used to my McDonalds food having the same text everywhere, Russia was the first exception I experienced.
DonFck wrote:
Whenever I'm in Russia, I can't but lol to the way they've changed every brand name to the phonetic equivalent in Cyrillic letters (E.g. the McDonald's earlier in this thread).
Can anyone guess what I had at Макдоналдс (Makdonalds, that's what is says)?
http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/4177/04062008z.jpg
Yes, it's a Биг Мак (Big Mac -> Big Mak).
He'll BURN, Burn like the pasty Irish bitch he isKuSTaV wrote:
Come to Australia.
watDrunkFace wrote:
He'll BURN, Burn like the pasty Irish bitch he isKuSTaV wrote:
Come to Australia.
One of his bro's was over here in Aus until recently.
@ Docta, I wouldn't say he lucked out, I have a mate who's headed in the same direction. I'd say a lot comes back to how the parents raised him and how much they supported him. I gotta wonder why Braddock turned out the way he did.
Jokes.
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
Luck? Perhaps. You also have to be good. And yeah Flecco is right - how you're raised is uber-important. Also, little bro Braddock is now leaping ahead of me in terms of academia - he'll be Dr. Braddock soon.DoctaStrangelove wrote:
So basically you were an engineering major who lucked out?CameronPoe wrote:
I am a secret agent. I also manage the electricity transmission network outage program for the Republic of Ireland and train in the National Control Centre in my spare time.Pochsy wrote:
So if you don't mind me asking, what is it that you do?
Skimmed on of the photo albums you posted and pooped myself a little. I can only hope to travel even 1/2 that much when I get out of Uni.
Obama, I'm over here, come join us....
Last edited by CameronPoe (2009-04-17 12:36:31)
Mmm. When it comes to getting somewhere in the world of employment it has fuck all to do with luck. In business, yes a bit/lot of luck there, but as an employee? Almost entirely to do with your own effort, skills, employment history etc along with social networks you build and cultivate. Especially when it comes to professions, as opposed to trades and such.CameronPoe wrote:
Luck? Perhaps. You also have to be good. And yeah Flecco is right - how you're raised is uber-important. Also, little bro Braddock is now leaping ahead of me in terms of academia - he'll be Dr. Braddock soon.DoctaStrangelove wrote:
So basically you were an engineering major who lucked out?CameronPoe wrote:
I am a secret agent. I also manage the electricity transmission network outage program for the Republic of Ireland and train in the National Control Centre in my spare time.
Last edited by Flecco (2009-04-17 14:13:25)
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
Yeah but you lucked out in that your engineering job sends you off to all these cool places, while most engineers, even of equal skill, won't be so mobile.CameronPoe wrote:
Luck? Perhaps. You also have to be good. And yeah Flecco is right - how you're raised is uber-important. Also, little bro Braddock is now leaping ahead of me in terms of academia - he'll be Dr. Braddock soon.DoctaStrangelove wrote:
So basically you were an engineering major who lucked out?CameronPoe wrote:
I am a secret agent. I also manage the electricity transmission network outage program for the Republic of Ireland and train in the National Control Centre in my spare time.
Obama, I'm over here, come join us....
http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak … 3377_n.jpg
Applying for and securing a job =/= lucking out imo.
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
add to flickr, spasiba
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Male prostitute i heard... read it on the internet...lolRoger Lesboules wrote:
Man, where the hell do you get all that money for all that traveling? Selling body parts? Being a littl whore? What's the secret?
Also, link to all of the CameronPoe in "Insertplacehere"
Love is the answer
Chances are good, there is not much ginger prostitute out there[TUF]Catbox wrote:
Male prostitute i heard... read it on the internet...lolRoger Lesboules wrote:
Man, where the hell do you get all that money for all that traveling? Selling body parts? Being a littl whore? What's the secret?
Also, link to all of the CameronPoe in "Insertplacehere"
Ginger hookers are popular in Russia...lol... lot's of lonely Russian women...Roger Lesboules wrote:
Chances are good, there is not much ginger prostitute out there[TUF]Catbox wrote:
Male prostitute i heard... read it on the internet...lolRoger Lesboules wrote:
Man, where the hell do you get all that money for all that traveling? Selling body parts? Being a littl whore? What's the secret?
Also, link to all of the CameronPoe in "Insertplacehere"
Love is the answer