Euro going lower is a good thing for both US and EU. Or at least it is now. It will boost EU export and prevent oil from going skyhigh, buying US some time to solve things (cheaper oil.)

and yeah, nationalism is the reason EU isn't what it should be.

The "largest p*n*s contest" between

@avo:
"i appreciate the posting of a site in english, so i can get alittle idea of whats going on."
dunno if you ask or thank me but in last case the link is in english.

who doesn't?

...confess!

@avo&glad:
Please wait till most of us have voted before you start to debate. That way its easier for me to count votes afterwards Yes I'm lazy.

something like Chernobyl

LP, the least friendly guy in the whole crowd shouts:
*dirty old man! old! old!*

Kidding, birthday pall.

Wich brings forth nothing. Unless ofcourse you manage to convince a LOT of people. But how likely is that?

"and the biggest shit is that the idiots who are responsible can not even be held responsible for it.. has to be changed.."
I agree with that Schniepel. It has been a long time since we agree.

@vis:
"haha suckers"
whats up?

Anyway, you need both sides of the story. Politicians just need to explain. Troubles were in both countries, believe me. To my modest opinion however, we both did a moderately good deal. Or at least, it wasn't the worst option. They couldn't get much cash for it anywhere else so Bos could have played it even harder as he did now. I hope they don't give it away for a goat now.

Anyway, I was talking about the sell-out to the french company mainly. Its a cheap buy-out I simply can't understand.

The photograph of the frog at the top is our prime minister. Pity us.

lol

Those were the days I was already proud to know 10 dos commandos. Anyway it sounds like a freaked up project nobody in his sane mind would start to learn with now. i.o.w. something for me . But first I want to go deeper into Linux. My free time is getting very limited again.