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Thanks for the link @mtranda

• Merge foarte bine cu berea
• Fiecare isi pune in ea ce vrea
• Cateodata ti-e pofta dar e prea tarziu in noapte
• Uneori trebuie sa dai la o parte ce nu-ti place
• Trebuie sa-i dai ceva si aluia care ti-a dat-o
• Cate-odata nu primesti ce iti doreai
• Cu cat o imparti cu mai multi cu atat te-alegi cu mai putin
• Indiferent cat costa nu poti renunta la ea
• La sfarsit nu ramai decat cu cateva bucati de paine uscata. Daca esti destul de disperat sa le mananci, ramai doar tu si o cutie maro.
• E imposibil de returnat pentru ca primesti inapoi fix acelasi lucru.
• Iti face foarte bine doar daca esti norocos, mergi la sala si cu n-ai prea multa imaginatie
• Trebuie sa treci de jumatate ca sa te prinzi daca iti place

Si lista poate continua..

PS: Pizza pe viata de la Zaza Pizza

Tezaurul trebuie reaprovizionat,

Datoria publica trebuie micsorata,

Aroganta functionarilor publici trebuie moderata si controlata,

Ajutorul dat altor tari trebuie eliminat pentru ca Roma sa nu dea faliment.

Oamenii trebuie sa invete din nou sa munceasca in loc sa traiasca pe spinarea statului.”

(Cicero, anul 55 inainte de Cristos)

In concluzie nu s-a modificat nimic de 2065 de ani.

Primita pe mail

Thank you LG Electronics Romania for the great experience last night!

The marketing specialist decides to shoot for the moon. “I’m thinking in the range of $125,000 a year or so, depending on the benefits package.”

“Hmm,” says the interviewer. “Well, what would you say to five weeks’ vacation, 14 paid holidays, full medical and dental, a retirement fund with company matching to 50 percent of salary, and a company car leased every two years – say, a Porsche?”

The young marketing specialist gapes and says, “Wow! Are you kidding?”

“Yeah,” replies the interviewer, “but you started it.”

Super thanks to ING Webcard and Victor Kapra!

Get your own here

Unfortunately, though the world might be getting more and more geek friendly by the minute, being a geek girl is still difficult. [..]

• Don’t assume that she’s had “help” rolling up her character or that is only playing D&D for the RP aspect (or because of her significant other). The next time someone asks me if I just play D&D because my husband dragged me into it might get a sucker punch.

• Don’t assume she’s buying comics for her significant other. Just because a woman is walking into a comics store doesn’t automatically mean she’s lost, looking for presents for someone else, or there on a dare. It also doesn’t mean she’s only interested in manga, Wonder Woman or Buffy comics. Take note. Lather, rinse, repeat.

• Don’t assume she doesn’t like girly things. Sometimes there’s a sort of pendulum effect, treating geek girls like geek guys and assuming that we have turned against our entire gender just to get geek cred. Not so. Many of us are exceptionally girly, just not by standard definition perhaps.

• Don’t assume she’s read and liked Twilight. Just don’t. Trust me on this one.

• Don’t assume she only likes to read urban fantasy books with strong protagonists. And if we’re writers don’t assume we write that stuff. Many of us dig swords, guns, and classics, too.

• Don’t assume we’re stupid about computers. Eternally annoying. It’s one thing to have sat and tried to fix your own computer for a few hours and resigning yourself to going to the Genuis Bar or Geek Squad, or whatever. But it’s another thing altogether to have to cope with techies talking to you about your computer as if it’s the first time you’ve ever laid eyes on this marvelous object. “Did you restart it?” “Wait, what? It restarts?”

By Natania Barron
Contributing Writer, [GaS]

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