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Posted: 8/29/2016 10:39:55 PM EDT
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Yeah, seems like the best possible option to earn some money (which I would later spend traveling the US a bit probably, and buying some basic stuff (clothes, laptop, maybe a DSLR or something). Maybe to save up enough to start some kind of business when I get back here, or buy a car finally Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Still thinking about AK? Yeah, seems like the best possible option to earn some money (which I would later spend traveling the US a bit probably, and buying some basic stuff (clothes, laptop, maybe a DSLR or something). Maybe to save up enough to start some kind of business when I get back here, or buy a car finally I know Alyeska resort hires foreign summer workers. You'd be in an awesome location and close to a ton of fun stuff. http://www.alyeskaresort.com/ |
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Posted: 8/29/2016 10:40:26 PM EDT
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I want.
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Posted: 8/29/2016 10:58:52 PM EDT
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I know Alyeska resort hires foreign summer workers. You'd be in an awesome location and close to a ton of fun stuff. http://www.alyeskaresort.com/ Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Still thinking about AK? Yeah, seems like the best possible option to earn some money (which I would later spend traveling the US a bit probably, and buying some basic stuff (clothes, laptop, maybe a DSLR or something). Maybe to save up enough to start some kind of business when I get back here, or buy a car finally I know Alyeska resort hires foreign summer workers. You'd be in an awesome location and close to a ton of fun stuff. http://www.alyeskaresort.com/ Yeah, a friend worked in Anchorage for 2 summers now, best money is earned in the hospitality industry. I wish I coild find work in the field I'm majoring in, but that isnt available under those visas (majoring in Computer networks and telecommunications), all the offefed jobs ar for serving/housekeeping/home depo and stuff like that |
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Posted: 8/29/2016 11:05:12 PM EDT
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Yeah, a friend worked in Anchorage for 2 summers now, best money is earned in the hospitality industry. I wish I coild find work in the field I'm majoring in, but that isnt available under those visas (majoring in Computer networks and telecommunications), all the offefed jobs ar for serving/housekeeping/home depo and stuff like that Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Still thinking about AK? Yeah, seems like the best possible option to earn some money (which I would later spend traveling the US a bit probably, and buying some basic stuff (clothes, laptop, maybe a DSLR or something). Maybe to save up enough to start some kind of business when I get back here, or buy a car finally I know Alyeska resort hires foreign summer workers. You'd be in an awesome location and close to a ton of fun stuff. http://www.alyeskaresort.com/ Yeah, a friend worked in Anchorage for 2 summers now, best money is earned in the hospitality industry. I wish I coild find work in the field I'm majoring in, but that isnt available under those visas (majoring in Computer networks and telecommunications), all the offefed jobs ar for serving/housekeeping/home depo and stuff like that I'll likely be living in ANC by next summer. If you wanna shoot some HKs sometime you're more than welcome. 
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Posted: 8/29/2016 11:44:14 PM EDT
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Yeah, a friend worked in Anchorage for 2 summers now, best money is earned in the hospitality industry. I wish I coild find work in the field I'm majoring in, but that isnt available under those visas (majoring in Computer networks and telecommunications), all the offefed jobs ar for serving/housekeeping/home depo and stuff like that Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Still thinking about AK? Yeah, seems like the best possible option to earn some money (which I would later spend traveling the US a bit probably, and buying some basic stuff (clothes, laptop, maybe a DSLR or something). Maybe to save up enough to start some kind of business when I get back here, or buy a car finally I know Alyeska resort hires foreign summer workers. You'd be in an awesome location and close to a ton of fun stuff. http://www.alyeskaresort.com/ Yeah, a friend worked in Anchorage for 2 summers now, best money is earned in the hospitality industry. I wish I coild find work in the field I'm majoring in, but that isnt available under those visas (majoring in Computer networks and telecommunications), all the offefed jobs ar for serving/housekeeping/home depo and stuff like that I'm actually surprised you couldn't find anything for computer networking. I would think that would be in pretty high demand at the moment. Is it really competitive? Have you looked at other parts of the US for openings or is that not how it works? I'll admit I'm unfamiliar with the visa process. |
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Posted: 8/30/2016 12:05:26 AM EDT
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Oh, that UMP is SWEET, I will gladly take you up on the offer if I drop by. Thanks.
I cant get IT jobs because the whole program works in a specific way. I sign up here in an agency that organizes a job fair for all the US businesses that need student workers, and we get to apply to 3 jobs available. If we manage to pass all the interviews, we pick a job (but most of them are eother hotels, restaurants, home depot, lifeguard/pool cleaner jobs, generally stuff like that, for unskilled labor). Just after i get the visa an get to the US, i can choose to pursue a second job in my spare time, since contract binds me to the visa provider (unless fired, ofc) |
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Posted: 8/30/2016 12:41:23 AM EDT
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I don't suppose you could locate one of the surplus minimalist camo plate carriers for a set of Mile Dragic level 3 rifle plates could you? They dried up on ebay quite some time ago.
ETA - I wouldn't say no to some of the blue tiger camo either |
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Posted: 8/30/2016 5:52:16 AM EDT
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Sure I could, just send me a picture of the exact model if you can
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Posted: 8/30/2016 11:47:32 AM EDT
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Oh, that UMP is SWEET, I will gladly take you up on the offer if I drop by. Thanks. I cant get IT jobs because the whole program works in a specific way. I sign up here in an agency that organizes a job fair for all the US businesses that need student workers, and we get to apply to 3 jobs available. If we manage to pass all the interviews, we pick a job (but most of them are eother hotels, restaurants, home depot, lifeguard/pool cleaner jobs, generally stuff like that, for unskilled labor). Just after i get the visa an get to the US, i can choose to pursue a second job in my spare time, since contract binds me to the visa provider (unless fired, ofc) IIRC the work&travels in my town were shafted with their living accommodations. The people organizing it locally (some shady Poles or Romanians or whatever) basically crammed 12+ of them into a 2-bedroom apartment, and were charging each of em upwards of $450 in rent - for an apartment that was probably about $800 a month. They got away with it because no one was gonna rent an apt to some fresh off the boat work&travels for 1-2 months. In the end, couple girls ended up staying at my place. Fun times were had. Also, I vaguely recall they were having problems with their jobs, as well. Not getting enough hours or something, like 25/week instead of 40. In the end, they did save up some money (bought a couple laptops stateside for example), but that was because they were hardly spending any, and weren't paying rent. Overall the program was all work and no travel. Still, I know some people who enjoyed it at other destinations, and it may be a decent way of seeing the US... from the underside, but still. |
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Posted: 8/30/2016 11:48:57 AM EDT
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I don't suppose you could locate one of the surplus minimalist camo plate carriers for a set of Mile Dragic level 3 rifle plates could you? They dried up on ebay quite some time ago. ETA - I wouldn't say no to some of the blue tiger camo either I have some Russian urban, similar to Trooper's pics. Works great, obviously not much concealment but otherwise a very good uniform. I assume Serbian stuff is similar. |
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Posted: 8/30/2016 2:00:04 PM EDT
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IIRC the work&travels in my town were shafted with their living accommodations. The people organizing it locally (some shady Poles or Romanians or whatever) basically crammed 12+ of them into a 2-bedroom apartment, and were charging each of em upwards of $450 in rent - for an apartment that was probably about $800 a month. They got away with it because no one was gonna rent an apt to some fresh off the boat work&travels for 1-2 months. In the end, couple girls ended up staying at my place. Fun times were had. Also, I vaguely recall they were having problems with their jobs, as well. Not getting enough hours or something, like 25/week instead of 40. In the end, they did save up some money (bought a couple laptops stateside for example), but that was because they were hardly spending any, and weren't paying rent. Overall the program was all work and no travel. Still, I know some people who enjoyed it at other destinations, and it may be a decent way of seeing the US... from the underside, but still. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Oh, that UMP is SWEET, I will gladly take you up on the offer if I drop by. Thanks. I cant get IT jobs because the whole program works in a specific way. I sign up here in an agency that organizes a job fair for all the US businesses that need student workers, and we get to apply to 3 jobs available. If we manage to pass all the interviews, we pick a job (but most of them are eother hotels, restaurants, home depot, lifeguard/pool cleaner jobs, generally stuff like that, for unskilled labor). Just after i get the visa an get to the US, i can choose to pursue a second job in my spare time, since contract binds me to the visa provider (unless fired, ofc) IIRC the work&travels in my town were shafted with their living accommodations. The people organizing it locally (some shady Poles or Romanians or whatever) basically crammed 12+ of them into a 2-bedroom apartment, and were charging each of em upwards of $450 in rent - for an apartment that was probably about $800 a month. They got away with it because no one was gonna rent an apt to some fresh off the boat work&travels for 1-2 months. In the end, couple girls ended up staying at my place. Fun times were had. Also, I vaguely recall they were having problems with their jobs, as well. Not getting enough hours or something, like 25/week instead of 40. In the end, they did save up some money (bought a couple laptops stateside for example), but that was because they were hardly spending any, and weren't paying rent. Overall the program was all work and no travel. Still, I know some people who enjoyed it at other destinations, and it may be a decent way of seeing the US... from the underside, but still. Yeah, stuff like that happens, but my friend used this agency two times already, they futfilled their part of the contract. And yeah, employers might try to stiff you, but once you are there, there are plenty jobs to be had (honestly, I cant understand how BLM can rage about young uneducated people being unemployed, when there are TONS of jobs, just checked Anchorage craigslist, literally 100+ jobs in service industry for $10+ per hour.... damn) Quoted:
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I don't suppose you could locate one of the surplus minimalist camo plate carriers for a set of Mile Dragic level 3 rifle plates could you? They dried up on ebay quite some time ago. ETA - I wouldn't say no to some of the blue tiger camo either I have some Russian urban, similar to Trooper's pics. Works great, obviously not much concealment but otherwise a very good uniform. I assume Serbian stuff is similar. It's beyond awesome for nighttime, but that's about it |
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Posted: 8/30/2016 2:20:58 PM EDT
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Just move here to Las Vegas, Nevada, and open a landscaping design/maintenance business...all of the ones here have so much work that they turn it away. Many of my neighbors have called over a dozen companies for quotes and service contracts, only to result in no-call/no-shows. A couple of neighbors even had their landscape maintenance workers just stop showing up entirely, as they scored larger contracts for more money and completely gave up on residential service.
Several years ago two brothers lived several streets over from me, but would stop by to chat and look over my military trucks. They had both quit their jobs to start a landscape maintenance company by themselves. Each time they would stop by, the business had grown, they bought a couple of used pickups and trailers for their employees to use, soon the brothers had brand-new diesel-powered pickup trucks, then the employees started driving brand-new trucks, and not long after the brothers sold the old family home and moved into a custom-built home. God bless them. ETA: Not much working capital required to get started either, and you can learn pretty much all you need to know by perusing the Interwebs & YouTube. |
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Posted: 8/30/2016 4:12:16 PM EDT
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Just move here to Las Vegas, Nevada, and open a landscaping design/maintenance business...all of the ones here have so much work that they turn it away. Many of my neighbors have called over a dozen companies for quotes and service contracts, only to result in no-call/no-shows. A couple of neighbors even had their landscape maintenance workers just stop showing up entirely, as they scored larger contracts for more money and completely gave up on residential service. Several years ago two brothers lived several streets over from me, but would stop by to chat and look over my military trucks. They had both quit their jobs to start a landscape maintenance company by themselves. Each time they would stop by, the business had grown, they bought a couple of used pickups and trailers for their employees to use, soon the brothers had brand-new diesel-powered pickup trucks, then the employees started driving brand-new trucks, and not long after the brothers sold the old family home and moved into a custom-built home. God bless them. ETA: Not much working capital required to get started either, and you can learn pretty much all you need to know by perusing the Interwebs & YouTube. Wish I could. Planning to apply to the green card lottery (Yeah, I know that the chance is really low, but it still is a chance to change my life, and I have no better solutions right now if I want to legally immigrate) |
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Posted: 8/30/2016 6:26:16 PM EDT
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Wish I could. Planning to apply to the green card lottery (Yeah, I know that the chance is really low, but it still is a chance to change my life, and I have no better solutions right now if I want to legally immigrate) Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Just move here to Las Vegas, Nevada, and open a landscaping design/maintenance business...all of the ones here have so much work that they turn it away. Many of my neighbors have called over a dozen companies for quotes and service contracts, only to result in no-call/no-shows. A couple of neighbors even had their landscape maintenance workers just stop showing up entirely, as they scored larger contracts for more money and completely gave up on residential service. Several years ago two brothers lived several streets over from me, but would stop by to chat and look over my military trucks. They had both quit their jobs to start a landscape maintenance company by themselves. Each time they would stop by, the business had grown, they bought a couple of used pickups and trailers for their employees to use, soon the brothers had brand-new diesel-powered pickup trucks, then the employees started driving brand-new trucks, and not long after the brothers sold the old family home and moved into a custom-built home. God bless them. ETA: Not much working capital required to get started either, and you can learn pretty much all you need to know by perusing the Interwebs & YouTube. Wish I could. Planning to apply to the green card lottery (Yeah, I know that the chance is really low, but it still is a chance to change my life, and I have no better solutions right now if I want to legally immigrate) Sad really, but if you get a tan and jump the southern border no one would care. The other option is claim to be Indian and apply for an H1B visa 
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Posted: 8/30/2016 8:22:29 PM EDT
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Haha, H1B would be a dream come true honestly.
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Posted: 8/30/2016 9:22:14 PM EDT
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Similar to the stuff we make here
Also, some random pics from Serbia Tesla's monument 
Straight from Toronto 
A long time ago (Jugolinija was a big national shipping company back in the day) 
Just a random village 
St. Sava Cathedral 
View from Kalemegdan fortress 
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Posted: 8/31/2016 9:30:51 PM EDT
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They put watermarks EVERYWHERE, cant find anything usable
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Posted: 8/31/2016 9:37:27 PM EDT
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Tranny site?
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Posted: 8/31/2016 9:57:03 PM EDT
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Tranny site? Not a lot of them here AFAIK, so nothing for Arfcommers to feast their eyes on 
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Posted: 8/31/2016 10:00:35 PM EDT
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I see incurable gonnorrhea and the herp.
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Posted: 8/31/2016 10:08:21 PM EDT
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I see incurable gonnorrhea and the herp. Same things you get from sorostitutes stateside. At least these girls aren't plagued by butterface like 90% of sorority chicks around here. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 10:09:56 PM EDT
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Same things you get from sorostitutes stateside. At least these girls aren't plagued by butterface like 90% of sorority chicks around here. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I see incurable gonnorrhea and the herp. Same things you get from sorostitutes stateside. At least these girls aren't plagued by butterface like 90% of sorority chicks around here. Same things you might get. Happily monogamous. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 1:50:38 AM EDT
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OP, I hope the basement dwellers don't give you the wrong impression about Americans. Most of us have more self-esteem than to think we have to pay attractive women for sex. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 8:55:55 AM EDT
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OP, I hope the basement dwellers don't give you the wrong impression about Americans. Most of us have more self-esteem than to think we have to pay attractive women for sex. I didn't think these were rental units.....is prostitution legal there? |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 10:51:55 AM EDT
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OP, I hope the basement dwellers don't give you the wrong impression about Americans. Most of us have more self-esteem than to think we have to pay attractive women for sex. I didn't think these were rental units.....is prostitution legal there? They aren't. And it's not. Not really sanctioned that much, but far from legal. Oh, and don't worry oldbutspry, nothing could give you guys a bad reputation with me, seen far too many good and generous people here. I started this (and the old) thread to try to give back to a place (and people) I've learned so much from. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 10:55:09 AM EDT
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Serbians are hot in a trailer park sort of way.
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Posted: 9/1/2016 4:40:13 PM EDT
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Serbians are hot in a trailer park sort of way. My uncle owned 3 trailer parks and not one of the women living in those parks could hold a candle to the girls the OP has posted. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 10:32:51 PM EDT
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My uncle owned 3 trailer parks and not one of the women living in those parks could hold a candle to the girls the OP has posted. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Serbians are hot in a trailer park sort of way. My uncle owned 3 trailer parks and not one of the women living in those parks could hold a candle to the girls the OP has posted. Funny enough, I'm not sure we even have trailer parks here at all. |
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Posted: 9/2/2016 10:14:38 AM EDT
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Serbians are hot in a trailer park sort of way. My uncle owned 3 trailer parks and not one of the women living in those parks could hold a candle to the girls the OP has posted. Funny enough, I'm not sure we even have trailer parks here at all. Hell of a cash cow and very profitable....let me know if you need investors
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Posted: 9/2/2016 3:20:20 PM EDT
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Hell of a cash cow and very profitable....let me know if you need investors
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Serbians are hot in a trailer park sort of way. My uncle owned 3 trailer parks and not one of the women living in those parks could hold a candle to the girls the OP has posted. Funny enough, I'm not sure we even have trailer parks here at all. Hell of a cash cow and very profitable....let me know if you need investors
http://static4.businessinsider.com/image/53fe3f93eab8eaf9027cb1f1-700-465/6-328.jpg Haha . But seriously, not a lot of people here own trailers/RVs
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Posted: 9/2/2016 3:48:39 PM EDT
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Any tips on ski destinations in your 'hood?
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Posted: 9/2/2016 4:23:00 PM EDT
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Any tips on ski destinations in your 'hood? Jahorina, Kopaonik, Zlatibor mountains for sure. Not that expensive by your standard, some quite nice tracks. Never could afford winter vacations to be honest. |
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Posted: 9/3/2016 1:18:43 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Never been to Serbia, but one of my buddies lives there, and his GF is legitimately stunning, even compared to Russian models I sometimes hang out with. We haz teh rulz... Teh rulz. |
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Posted: 9/3/2016 8:41:54 PM EDT
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Most famous product from Serbia i guess
Anyone owned one? |
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Posted: 9/3/2016 10:55:09 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Most famous product from Serbia i guess https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/09/Red_Yugo_GV_in_Junction_Triangle,_Toronto,_Canada_2.jpg Anyone owned one? Careful - dont make fun of teh Corporate Limo. Teh almighty hammer can swing long and hard..... |
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Posted: 9/3/2016 10:58:01 PM EDT
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I could paint my dog to look like half of them...and he doesn't have the std's to boot
seriously i would be rich if i could sell them the face paint, jesus the acne |
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Posted: 9/3/2016 11:07:16 PM EDT
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Again you pass through this part of CO I'll put ya up.
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Posted: 9/3/2016 11:11:54 PM EDT
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Num num num.
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Posted: 9/4/2016 8:00:40 AM EDT
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I could paint my dog to look like half of them...and he doesn't have the std's to boot Dont forget to post pictures then 
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Posted: 9/4/2016 7:35:46 PM EDT
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Not sure if I posted all of these before
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Posted: 9/6/2016 9:39:09 PM EDT
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Interesting thing I've found out today
Some CZ999 pistols made by Zastava (obvious Sig copy) have a lever in front of the rear sight, to switch the operation from SA/DA to DAO Also, they have a "warning" indicator in the grip, as a tiny needle-like pin that pops out from the grip when you get down to 3 rounds left in the magazine. 
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Posted: 9/7/2016 4:09:21 AM EDT
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Interesting thing I've found out today Some CZ999 pistols made by Zastava (obvious Sig copy) have a lever in front of the rear sight, to switch the operation from SA/DA to DAO Also, they have a "warning" indicator in the grip, as a tiny needle-like pin that pops out from the grip when you get down to 3 rounds left in the magazine. http://world.guns.ru/userfiles/images/handguns/serbia/1287745887.jpg http://world.guns.ru/userfiles/images/handguns/serbia/1287745897.jpg That's interesting. |
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Posted: 9/8/2016 1:09:22 AM EDT
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... Some CZ999 pistols made by Zastava (obvious Sig copy) have a lever in front of the rear sight, to switch the operation from SA/DA to DAO ... I'd like a switch from SA/DA to SAO. SAO seriously decreases the chances of a kid (or most women) being able to fire the handgun, while being a whole lot less hassle than trigger lock or safe. |
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Posted: 9/8/2016 1:28:42 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I'd like a switch from SA/DA to SAO. SAO seriously decreases the chances of a kid (or most women) being able to fire the handgun, while being a whole lot less hassle than trigger lock or safe. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: ... Some CZ999 pistols made by Zastava (obvious Sig copy) have a lever in front of the rear sight, to switch the operation from SA/DA to DAO ... I'd like a switch from SA/DA to SAO. SAO seriously decreases the chances of a kid (or most women) being able to fire the handgun, while being a whole lot less hassle than trigger lock or safe. I'm just pissed there isn't a current importer of the updated version, the EZ9. Same prices as the CZ999 but newer. I'm assuming it has something with them trying to push the Ares (I know it's a different company). |
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Posted: 9/8/2016 1:32:53 AM EDT
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It's been a trend for quite a few years to hire Eastern European girls for the "summer" rush in the Wisconsin Dells area . Most of them are fairly attractive and you can't miss the accents. The gas stations are full of AK-47 shaped bottles of vodka too. I bet they make good money over a summer, especially the wait staff that works for tips.
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Posted: 9/8/2016 2:12:46 AM EDT
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Just when I got Serbia out of my mind from your last thread, you go and post this thread. Still want to visit! Thanks for keeping the dream alive.
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Posted: 9/8/2016 8:16:06 PM EDT
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It's been a trend for quite a few years to hire Eastern European girls for the "summer" rush in the Wisconsin Dells area . Most of them are fairly attractive and you can't miss the accents. The gas stations are full of AK-47 shaped bottles of vodka too. I bet they make good money over a summer, especially the wait staff that works for tips. Yup. In the USA, you make more $$ waitering tables in the USA with no qualifications, than as an engineer here in Serbia. Roughly 3 times more. That is why I plan to come to the USA next summer, even for a short period. Quoted:
Just when I got Serbia out of my mind from your last thread, you go and post this thread. Still want to visit! Thanks for keeping the dream alive. If you decide to drop by, a bottle of Rakija is waiting for you :). Home made, pure plum, approx 100 proof, made from plums from my grandpa's orchard |
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Posted: 9/9/2016 9:14:40 PM EDT
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Decent compilation of Ex-Yugoslavian rock music, perfect to cheer you up a bit
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Posted: 9/9/2016 9:21:32 PM EDT
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Oh, I'm goin' to a special hell . . . |
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Posted: 9/9/2016 9:35:10 PM EDT
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It's been a trend for quite a few years to hire Eastern European girls for the "summer" rush in the Wisconsin Dells area . Most of them are fairly attractive and you can't miss the accents. The gas stations are full of AK-47 shaped bottles of vodka too. I bet they make good money over a summer, especially the wait staff that works for tips. Yeah, I love going down there in the summer. I'm a little less than an hour away, been going my hole life.your right,lots of eastern European hotties. And they can make great money.
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