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Spy Game Pitt-tel és Redforddal.
Még sosem láttam, pedig mekkora találat!
Az MTA-bérház tetején vitatkoznak egymással,
Astoria helómi!amikor a Szabadság-híd alá kirják hogy Nyugatnémetország. :D
meg éppen azon röhögtünk a pasimmal, hogy Ámerikában biztos azt hiszik, milyen jó fejek a németek hogy előkotorták a muzeális vonatjaikat. de nem. :D
mikor az erkelyunkrol lengett az amerikai zaszlo es szolni kellett nekik, hogy forditva raktak ki. pedig tele volt a lakas veluk… nem neztem meg vegul a filmet.
“teach yourself arabic” you gave me the worst times at classical arabic philology classes.
did you have that pink textbook too? one of the “funnest” things about my time in Israel was learning Arabic and Hebrew at the same time…
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The Five Stairsteps - Ooh Child (Things are Gonna Get Easier)
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(Source: brainlock, via topazthesong)
The national flag of Cuba hangs alongside the Cuban coat of arms and the revolutionary flag of Yara (also known as the flag of La Demajagua) inside the Cuban National Assembly. Created in the mid-nineteenth century by the Venezuelan Narciso López, who led a few unsuccessful attempts to liberate the island from Spanish rule, the current flag of Cuba was adopted as the nation’s national emblem upon independence in the first decade of the twentieth century. The flag of Yara was created by Cuban revolutionary Carlos Manuel de Céspedes during the Ten Years War (1868-1878), and is named after the Grito de Yara (Cry of Yara), Céspedes’ proclamation of Cuban independence in the town of Yara in 1868.
Come on Murray! (Still dont know how to do screenshot in windows). (Taken with instagram)
shift+prntscr
nálam cntrl+prntscrn
nálam simán prtscn (a + az már vmi opció, az alt pl az aktuális ablak), csak nyitni kell egy valamit (pl Paint és belekopizni, mert nem egyből fájlba teszi, mint a Mac, hanem vágólapra.
cmd-shift-3 fullscreen shot fileba
cmd-shift-4 kijeloles shot fileba
cmd-ctrl-shift-3 fullscreen shot vagolapra
cmd-ctrl-shift-4 kijeloles shot vagolapra
telefonrol megis konnyebb akkor.
The lecture will be delivered by Kim Lane Scheppele on Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 5:30 p.m. in the CEU Auditorium
Hungary, Misunderstood?
The constitutional questionnaire recalls the survey spoofed by the famous Hungarian writer István Örkény in his “one minute story,” called “Public Opinion Poll.” In the story, hapless communist citizens are asked a series of random questions only to have the results conclude that everything is perfect, except that the #19 bus could run more often. (For English, go to the end ofthis video.)
en ezt kerem a szulinapomra. koszonom!
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