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Iz istorije srpske političke scene Klinac zove policiju da mu re�e problem iz matematike
Foto-feljton: dvojnici poznatih ličnosti. 4. Mc Microsoft
�ta bi bilo ako bi "Mikrosoft" kupio "MekDonaldsa"? 5.
CV hronike
Interesantni Curiculum Vit� Vi mora da ste iz� ako je većina ovih tvrdnji tačna (Njujork; 3547-3593) |
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1. "20.000 milja pod morem" - Pravci
razvoja srpske
privrede 2. "Doktor D�ekil i Mister Hajd" - Psiholo�ki profil vojvode �e�elja 3. "Slika Dorijana Greja" - Biografija Slobodana Milo�evića 4. "Franken�tajnova nevesta" - Kratke crte iz �ivota Mire Marković 5. "Pacovski kanali" - Načini investiranja u Srbiju 6. "Ne okreći se, sine" - Priručnik za dobijanje vize 7. "Put kojim se ređe ide" - Kolekcija pristupnica za Komitet i Univerzitetske levice 8. "I dalje put kojim se ređe ide" - Kolekcija pristupnica za Srpsku radikalnu stranku |
9. "Orkanski visovi" - Stanje
nacionalne
ekonomije
10. "Braća
Karamazovi" - Saga o usponu ni�kih automehaničara
11. "Zločin i
kazna" - Turistički vodič za Zemun
12. "Pobuna na Kejnu" -
Biografija Momčila
Peri�ića
13. "Titanik" - Turistički vodič
kroz
Srbiju
14. "Idiot" - Saga o uspe�nosti srpske opozicije
15. "1984." - Plan rada Vlade
Republike Srbije
16. "1001 neobja�njeni ekonomski
fenomen" - Priče
iz �ivota
običnih
građana
17. "Na obali reke Pedre sedela sam i plakala" - Ispovest penzionerke sa tek
primljenim čekom
18. "Alhemičar" - Biografija Slobodana Milo�evića
19. "Gospodar Prstenova" - Rani
radovi Slobodana
Milo�evića
20. "Francuski u 100 lekcija" -
Bucin turistički
vodič
kroz Rambuje
21. "I srce je na levoj strani" -
Biologija za
1. razred osnovne
22. "Prohujalo sa vihorom" - O
slobodi �tampe i govora
23. "Tri posleratna druga" -
Priča o koalicionoj vladi SPS, JUL i SRS
24. "Isterivanje Boga, monografija"
- Policijske
akcije nad demonstrantima 91/99
25. "Povratak bludnog sina" - O
izbacivanju Vuka
Dra�kovića iz Savezne vlade
26. "Rakova obratnica" - Kratak sadr�aj Dnevnika 2 RTS
27. "Seobe" - Kompilacija svih
nacionalnih
programa S. Milo�evića
28. "Mrtve du�e" - Uspesi
nacionalnog programa
29. "Arhipelag Gulag" - Plan rada
Direkcije za
obnovu zemlje
30. "Optu�ujem!" - Govori
ministra Matića
31. "Kako sam sistematski
upropastena od idiota"
- O ideji opozicije u Srbiji
32. "Nevidljivi čovek" - O saobraćajnoj nesreći na Ibarskoj magistrali 33. "Starac i
more" - O �vercerskim
aktivnostima Mile
Đukanovića
39. "Istorija
sveta" � Biografija Jovana Krkobabića 41. "Autostoperski vodič kroz
galaksiju" � Priručnik za
gastarbajtere 42. "Doviđenja i hvala na svim
ribama" � Utisci sa
crnogorskog primorja 43. "Uglavnom bezopasni" � Utisci
stranih posetilaca EXIT-a,
Guče... 44. "Magareće godine" � Odluke
skup�tine SFRJ 1980-1990 45. "Hari Poter i vatreni pehar" �
Priručnik za koktele 46. "Istorija Hogvortsa" � Istorijat Velike Albanije |
Operator:
911 emergencies.
Boy: Yeah I need some help.
Operator: What's the matter?
Boy: With my math.
Operator: With your mouth?
Boy: No with my math. I have to do
it. Will you help me?
Operator: Sure. Where do you live?
Boy: No with my math.
Operator: Yeah I know. Where do you
live though?
Boy: No, I want you to talk to me
on
the phone.
Operator: No I can't do that. I can
send someone else to help you.
Boy: Okay.
Operator: What kind of math do you
have that you need help with?
Boy: I have take aways.
Operator: Oh you have to do the
take
aways.
Operator: 5 take away 5 and how
much do you think that is?
Boy: 5.
Woman: Johnny what do you think you're doing?!
Boy: The policeman is helping me
with
my math.
Woman: What did I tell you about
going on the phone?
Operator: It's the mother�
Boy: You said if I need help to
call
somebody.
Woman: I didn't mean the police.
If
Microsoft Owned McDonald's:
1. Every order would come with fries
whether
you asked for them or not.
2. When they introduce McPizza, the
marketing
makes it seem that they invented pizza.
3.
"A McDonald's on every block" - Bill Gates.
4.
You'd be constantly pressured to upgrade to a more expensive burger.
5.
Sometimes you'll find that the burger box is empty. For some strange
reason
you'll accept this and purchase another one.
6.
They'd claim the burgers are the same size as at other fast food
chains, but in
reality it's just a larger bun hiding the small beef patty.
7.
Straws wouldn't be available until after you finish your drink.
8.
"Push" technology - they have McD employees come to your door and
sell you Happy Meals.
9.
Your order would never be right but the cash register would work
perfectly for
taking your money.
10.
The "Special Sauce" cannot be reverse engineered, decompiled, or
placed on more than 1 Big Mac.
Objective:
To claw my way to the top using any means necessary� but then be a fair and just ruler, and bring your company to new heights, or whatever.
Personal attributes:
- Cat like reflexes � now you see me, meow you don't
- Possible ESP
- Knows when to hold, knows when to fold.
- Emits pleasant aroma(s)
- Horse-like laugh (optional)
- Extremly proficient in "Mariokart" for "Super Nintendo"
- Not bad at "sexy" dancing.
- 29 years old but have the facial hair of a 13 year old
- Can eat a LOT at one sitting. Oh, also I can moonwalk quite well
Experience:
- I am quite experienced with the McDonald's Menu
- One time I ride a horse but it bucked me off. I was injured and ended up gaining like 30lbs but then I shed that weight like snakeskin, very fast metabolism
- I have enough knowledge to write an essay on pretty much any subject (without researching it) - Acne lancer - Life coach Education: - Finished High school by the skin of my teeth (1999) - Spent most of time daydreaming out window but if you hire me things will be different, I swear. Reference: Eric Who better to tell you about me than� me. Holla! |
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Vi mora da ste iz Njujorka ako� (USA, SD NY, poglavlje
LXX)
3547. You go to
dinner at 9 and head out to the clubs when most Americans are heading
to bed.
3548. Your closet is filled with black clothes.
3549. You haven't heard the sound of true absolute silence since the
80s, and
when you did, it terrified you.
3550. You pay $5 without blinking for a beer that cost the bar 28
cents.
3551. You take fashion seriously.
3552. Being truly alone makes you nervous.
3553. You have 27 different menus next to your telephone.
3554. Going to
3555.
3556. You've gotten jaywalking down to an art form.
3557. You take a taxi to get to your health club to exercise.
3558. Your idea of personal space is no one actually standing on your
toes.
3559. $50 worth of
groceries
fit in one paper bag. 3560. You have a minimum of five "worst cab ride ever" stories. 3561. You don't notice sirens anymore. 3562. You live in a building with a larger population than most American towns. 3563. Your doorman is Russian, your grocer is Korean your deli man is Israeli, your building super is Italian, your laundry guy is Chinese, your favorite bartender is Irish, your favorite diner owner is Greek, the watchseller on your corner is Senegalese, your last cabbie was Pakistani, your newsstand guy is Indian and your favorite falafel guy is Egyptian. 3564. You're suspicious of strangers who are actually nice to you. 3565. You secretly envy cabbies for their driving skills. 3566. You think $7.00 to cross a bridge is a fair price. 3567. Your door has more than three locks. 3568. Your favorite movie has DeNiro in it. 3569. You consider eye contact an act of overt aggression. 3570. You run when you see a flashing "Do Not Walk" sign at the intersection. 3571. You're 35 years old and don't have a driver's license. 3572. You ride in a subway car with no air conditioning just because there are seats available. |
3573. You're willing to take in strange people as roommates simply to
help pay
the rent.
3574.
There is no North and South. It's uptown or downtown.
3575. When you're away from home, you miss "real" pizza and
"real" bagels.
3576. You know the differences between all the different Ray's Pizzas.
3577. You're not in the least bit interested in going to
3578.Your internal clock is permanently set to know when Alternate Side
of the
Street parking regulations are in effect.
3579. You know how to fold the New York Times in half, vertically, so
that you
can read it on the subway or bus without knocking off other passenger's
hats.
3580. Someone bumps into you, and you check for your wallet�
3581. You cringe at hearing people pronounce
3582. Film crews on your block annoy you, not excite you.
3583. People from other states cant tell a polar bear from a peanut,
but they
know you're from NY the second you open your mouth.
3584. When you are able to make a right turn at a red light, you think
it's the
best thing ever.
3585. Rather than waiting safely on the sidewalk to cross the street, you wait inches away from speeding traffic waiting to cut through it. 3586. Your local news is national news. 3587. You walk a mile in 13 minutes and think that everything should be open 24/7. 3588. You think you know better than everyone else in the world� when in reality� well� you do. 3589. Communicating with people on the road only takes one finger. 3590. You order your dinner and have it delivered� from the place across the street. 3591. You cross the street on a greenlight, and if you get hit by a car you blame the driver for "not watching where they're going". |
3593. You know the lights above the skyscrapers is the closest thing we
have to stars.