Dažādas piezīmes
23/07/2016
19:25:51 / qvazar / 1 komentārs
21/07/2016
23:45:37 / HELDON / 1 komentārs
Rokoties pa veciem CD ripuļiem, atradu IRC kanāla #Latvija web lapas uzmetumu no tālā 1999. gada.
16/07/2016
21:10:53 / HELDON / 1 komentārs
Meitene-zeltene tīņa gados saka tētim: "Nevaru sagaidīt, kad man būs 15 gadu, jo tad man būs...... Positivus aproce.
Atbildot tētis kaut ko nesaprotamu noņurdēja.
Ko es par to domāju?
To, ka laiki kopš filmas "Limuzīns Jāņu nakts krāsā" 35 gadus iepriekš ir krietni mainījušies, un ne uz to labāko pusi vērtējot sabiedrības morāli, izklaides, ideālus u.t.t.
Atbildot tētis kaut ko nesaprotamu noņurdēja.
Ko es par to domāju?
To, ka laiki kopš filmas "Limuzīns Jāņu nakts krāsā" 35 gadus iepriekš ir krietni mainījušies, un ne uz to labāko pusi vērtējot sabiedrības morāli, izklaides, ideālus u.t.t.
12/07/2016
22:08:17 / HELDON /
Skytrax nosaucis 10 labākās aviokompānijas 2016. gadā, pamatojoties uz plašu aviopasažieru aptauju.
Un tās ir...
Un tās ir...
11/07/2016
19:37:12 / HELDON / 1 komentārs
Kaut kur lasīju par Holandi, bet nezināju, ka arī Somijā īsti neizmanto sīkās euro monētas.
Finland does not use the 1 and 2 cent coins; instead all sums are rounded to the nearest 5 cents. The coins are, however, still legal tender and there are even small quantities of Finnish 1c and 2c coins, highly valued by collectors. It is common to omit cents and the euro sign from prices, and use the comma as a decimal separator: "5,50" thus means five euros and fifty cents.
https://www.gapyear.com/countries/finland/local-currency
http://www.ekonomika.lv/vai-pardeveji-drikst-atteikties-no-pircejiem-pienemt-siknaudu/
Finland does not use the 1 and 2 cent coins; instead all sums are rounded to the nearest 5 cents. The coins are, however, still legal tender and there are even small quantities of Finnish 1c and 2c coins, highly valued by collectors. It is common to omit cents and the euro sign from prices, and use the comma as a decimal separator: "5,50" thus means five euros and fifty cents.
https://www.gapyear.com/countries/finland/local-currency
http://www.ekonomika.lv/vai-pardeveji-drikst-atteikties-no-pircejiem-pienemt-siknaudu/
10/07/2016
15:37:48 / HELDON / 1 komentārs
Gaumīga bilde!
Julie Djikley, a street artist in Kinshasa, Congo, covered her body with engine oil and wore cans on her breasts as a statement about pollution created by cars and traffic.
Julie Djikley, a street artist in Kinshasa, Congo, covered her body with engine oil and wore cans on her breasts as a statement about pollution created by cars and traffic.
