May 8, 20159 yr A i nas™ su relativno dobro spojili sa Belgijom. Micro pivare i fabrike cokolade nicu na svakom cosku, emigranti (doduse sa vise severa a ne juga) preplavili drzavu, dobri smo u sportu, etc... Zivimo u Belgiji a da ni ne znamo. :D EDIT: Jebo te, Aljaska ima ekonomiju ko cela Bugarska. Edited May 8, 20159 yr by Eraserhead
May 8, 20159 yr Author Nesto ja tu Bugarsku dozivljavam ozbiljnom zemljom. Verovatno zato sto nikad nidi bio tamo. Ruperina najobicnija, nista se nije promenilo od ulaska u eu. Zapravo, jedina prednost je to sto mozes da pobegnes iz bugarske.
May 8, 20159 yr Verovatno zato sto nikad nidi bio tamo. Ruperina najobicnija, nista se nije promenilo od ulaska u eu. Zapravo, jedina prednost je to sto mozes da pobegnes iz bugarske. Bio par puta do Sofije nije nista posebno, ali ima 10 puta vise stanovnika nego Aljaska.
May 8, 20159 yr Author Bio par puta do Sofije nije nista posebno, ali ima 10 puta vise stanovnika nego Aljaska. ali to je bugarska :D
May 8, 20159 yr Posto volite slicke u koloru, evo clanka koji ce vam se dopasti (slike su previse velike da se direktno linkuju) https://southeastschnitzel.wordpress.com/2013/11/22/the-different-cultures-of-north-america/ Edited May 8, 20159 yr by ObiW
May 8, 20159 yr Aljaska, Bugarska... Ma znam da si u pravu. Bugari nemaju ni snowmachines, ni irvase, a ni polarnu noc. A nemaju ni 1 Saru Palin. Prema tome Alaska >>>> Bugarska. Posto volite slicke u koloru, evo clanka koji ce vam se dopasti (slike su previse velike da se direktno linkuju) https://southeastschnitzel.wordpress.com/2013/11/22/the-different-cultures-of-north-america/ Odlican clanak, covek je ubo u sridu. S obzirom da zivim u drzavi koja lezi u 3 razlicita kulturna regiona, i da sam je prosao uzduz i popreko tacno se vide razlike.
May 8, 20159 yr Вајоминг! :0.6: Hrvati pederi iz mog privatnog ajdahoa, Srbin pobedijo! Obama Montana. A i rimuje se. Edited May 8, 20159 yr by pacey defender
May 9, 20159 yr Director of National Intelligence Jim Clapper wasn’t lying when he wrongly told Congress in 2013 that the government does not “wittingly” collect information about millions of Americans, according to his top lawyer. He just forgot. “This was not an untruth or a falsehood. This was just a mistake on his part,” Robert Litt, the general counsel for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, said during a panel discussion hosted by the Advisory Committee on Transparency on Friday. “We all make mistakes.” The comments add to the years of criticism that Clapper has received for his testimony in the 2013 Senate Intelligence Committee hearing. In the public session, longtime surveillance critic Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) had asked Clapper whether or not the NSA collected “any type of data at all on millions of Americans.” “No sir,” Clapper responded. “There are cases where they could inadvertently perhaps collect, but not wittingly.” Just a few months later, however, leaks from Edward Snowden proved Clapper wrong. As documents released by Snowden made clear, the NSA collects records about millions of Americans’ phone calls under a program the government has said is authorized by Section 215 of the Patriot Act. After the fact, Clapper has said that his statement was the “least untruthful” possible answer, given the secrecy of the program at the time. Still, critics such as Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) have called for Clapper to resign over the flap, which they say amounts to perjury. Litt on Friday said that Clapper merely did not have a chance to prepare an answer for Wyden and forgot about the phone records program when asked about it on the spot. “We were notified the day before that Sen. Wyden was going to ask this question and the director of national intelligence did not get a chance to review it,” Litt said. “He was hit unaware by the question,” Litt added. “After this hearing I went to him and I said, ‘Gee, you were wrong on this.’ And it was perfectly clear that he had absolutely forgotten the existence of the 215 program.” Instead, Litt said, Clapper had been thinking about separate programs authorized under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which the NSA has used to collect massive amounts of foreigners’ Internet data. The law explicitly prohibits the government from gathering the same kind of data about Americans, unless t is “incidental.” “If you read his answer it is perfectly clear that he was thinking about the 702 program,” Litt said. “When he is talking about not wittingly collecting, he is talking about incidental collection.” Litt, he said, also erred after the hearing by not sending a letter to the panel to correct the mistake. “I wish we’d done that at the time,” he said on Friday. :0.6: Edited May 9, 20159 yr by malkin
May 9, 20159 yr Zivimo u Belgiji a da ni ne znamo. : Vaistinu u Belgiji btw, ovo je tvoj neck of the woods (dt Durham). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
May 10, 20159 yr bio mod mene 1 food truck sa gibanicama, chewapima:), pita zeljanica:), шопска salata, kiseli kupus, sarma, ајвар... no kako sam 1 srpski asshole a vlasnica dalmatinska hrvatica mislim, nikad se nisam predstavio&ћакулао - misim jbt ili ce da me otruje ili cu je prikoljem - verovatno sam bio nadrkan jer sam kod nje isao na lunch breaku - eto nazalost nismo se upoznali a sada je izgleda out of business jbg
May 10, 20159 yr Durham je srce Belgije. Ja sam ovde jos par nedelja i onda se pozdravljam sa D. :D Where are you taking your talents (ako nije tajna)? Durham jeste lepo mesto za posetiti, ili cak provesti nekoliko godina ali to je otprilike to.
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