a question: do Pizza Huts in Brazil (and I know there are some, there was one in Barra years ago) follow the custom of having the "Maracana" sized pizzas?
Or, if your kid is a smart, hardworking chap, buy him a car instead of making his grades suffer because of working and not studying. Or buy him a reasonable car. Or give him good values. yeesh.
45 is hell. I'm from Rio, and when it got to 40, look the hell out. Esepecially with the bay and the ocean providing all that fun humidity everyone loves.
I hear in Dakar, Senegal, (I think) you go to the mall and wait for the guy with a wet umbrella to come and take you inside. You don't ever turn off the air conditioning. Or so I hear.
No, even Buffalo is hot in summer. (I'd know, I lived in East Amherst, a suburb of Buffalo about 30 min. away.)
You sure you don't mean 35? Back in Rio, where I'm from, there was this song called "Rio 40 degrees," cause that's how it got in summer. That is too much. It's winter there now. I came back day before yesterday from there, and in winter it made about 30. in day. It got to a freezing 19 at night.
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Speaking of that, I loved the banner I saw in the audience saying "God is Brazilian"
The announcer didn't say anything, though. (I was watching Globo, the Brazilian channel.)
Am I the only one who hates Galvao Bueno?
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Why hasn't anyone mentioned bart yet? It takes me from Danville to Walnut Creek to Dublin to Pitsburgh to Oakland to Market or Powell streets in San Fransisco.
Useful? HELL, yes. Very, very good. We don't need high-speed rail in the Bay Area: we already have it. Now, if it ran faster, well, that would rule.:-)
But they're (reasonably) cheap, (reasonably) clean and pretty damn convenient.
You played unregistered doom. That's funny, considering last year, as a freshman in HS (You can tell I'm a Sophomore now? Good.) the science teacher got a bunch of older computers (PI 166s, I think) and we, the programming class (consisting of Visual Basic 3 times a week) networked them out of our own pockets to play Doom during lunch.
Now, this was last year. DOOM. It was so old school!
Brazil uses government subsidized alcohol. Sugar Cane production is huge. We're a big country. The pollution problem doesn't go completely away, but, well, we're much more self-sufficient, especially since Petrobras, the Brazilian oil company, supplies most of the rest.
I'll be amazed if SM makes any significent money outside the US Right, cause if we don't have it in the UK, no one else does! I guarantee you many, many Brazilians will watch the movie. Comics are very big, and everyone knows the story.
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I thought it was 85.4%!
best part: it's cheap!
(Screw karma)
Something my grandpa always says: too much of a good thing is always bad. Even water. Have you heard of drowning?
Jef Raskin, for those who don't know, is the chap who told Steve Jobs about all the interesting stuff going on in PARC.
Yeah, in the U.S. they send it to the Library of Congress in D.C.
Or, if your kid is a smart, hardworking chap, buy him a car instead of making his grades suffer because of working and not studying. Or buy him a reasonable car. Or give him good values. yeesh.
I hear in Dakar, Senegal, (I think) you go to the mall and wait for the guy with a wet umbrella to come and take you inside. You don't ever turn off the air conditioning. Or so I hear.
What do anonymous cowa........oh. right. Sorry.
??????? Where are you living in? Buffalo?
No, even Buffalo is hot in summer. (I'd know, I lived in East Amherst, a suburb of Buffalo about 30 min. away.)
You sure you don't mean 35? Back in Rio, where I'm from, there was this song called "Rio 40 degrees," cause that's how it got in summer. That is too much. It's winter there now. I came back day before yesterday from there, and in winter it made about 30. in day. It got to a freezing 19 at night.
The announcer didn't say anything, though. (I was watching Globo, the Brazilian channel.)
Am I the only one who hates Galvao Bueno?
Um povo forte, bravo e retumbante...
It's pretty hard for ME, and I'm Brasilian!
Where, and please tell me they locked the fucker up. For a long, long time.
And I guess Xerox PARC were real innovators when they stol their UI from Douglas Englebart.
Dude, upgrade your connection!
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The Bay Area Transportation Service.
Why hasn't anyone mentioned bart yet? It takes me from Danville to Walnut Creek to Dublin to Pitsburgh to Oakland to Market or Powell streets in San Fransisco.
Useful? HELL, yes. Very, very good. We don't need high-speed rail in the Bay Area: we already have it. Now, if it ran faster, well, that would rule. :-)
But they're (reasonably) cheap, (reasonably) clean and pretty damn convenient.
Now, this was last year. DOOM. It was so old school!
Brazil uses government subsidized alcohol. Sugar Cane production is huge. We're a big country. The pollution problem doesn't go completely away, but, well, we're much more self-sufficient, especially since Petrobras, the Brazilian oil company, supplies most of the rest.
Pimp? good verb use, considering the context of the post.
:-)
Independence Day? Overly patriotic? You kidding me? The American President saving the world on July 4th? Naaaaaaaaaaah.
(Look at this and his previous articles, you'll see what I mean.)
I'll be amazed if SM makes any significent money outside the US Right, cause if we don't have it in the UK, no one else does! I guarantee you many, many Brazilians will watch the movie. Comics are very big, and everyone knows the story.
That's right! Those damn feds... always messing with our violations of copyri----wait, that was dumb!