Eleições Americanas 2008

a velocidade lá não é um factor.

Peter escreveu:

a velocidade lá não é um factor.

Só na autobahn é que não há limite de velocidade, nas cidades andas lentinho ou levas cacetada da gestapo.

Scream_off escreveu:claro que existe. mas nas auto-estradas nao existe limites. e eles lá não morrem às carradas

Scream_off escreveu:

Peter escreveu:

a velocidade lá não é um factor.

Só na autobahn é que não há limite de velocidade, nas cidades andas lentinho ou levas cacetada da gestapo.

ja la estiveste? é que eles andam rapido sempre. as estradas são excelentes.

vibra escreveu:

Scream_off escreveu:

Peter escreveu:

a velocidade lá não é um factor.

Só na autobahn é que não há limite de velocidade, nas cidades andas lentinho ou levas cacetada da gestapo.

ja la estiveste? é que eles andam rapido sempre. as estradas são excelentes.

estás a falar de auto-estradas, e eu estou a falar do centro de coimbra, onde o limite de 50km/h é um exagero!

Peter escreveu:Mazda MX-5 de 180cv e 1.6cc

Carro fixe, mas gasta demais, já comecei ocasionalmente a usar o metro para não estoirar o meu dinheiro todo em gasolina.

então conduzes um carro japonês?!!

eu estou meio arrependido de nao ter ficado com um seat de 1996, por 1000€...

115.000km; gasolina; 1.0cc

Scream_off escreveu:ele gosta do rabo do obama.

* I’m a Christian but I have appreciation and respect for the Islamic faith.
* Muslim women should have the freedom to wear the hijab in the US and in the Muslim world they should have the ability to get an education.
* Bo is a cute dog but he still needs to be trained.
* Islam is not a monolithic religion and America is not imperialistic.
* The Jewish people have experienced hardships but their security shouldn’t come at the price of occupying the Palestinians.
* Joe Biden is a great vice-president but he still needs to be trained.

Map escreveu:

President Obama will sign a memorandum Wednesday granting health care and other benefits to the same-sex partners of federal employees, two senior administration officials said.
President Obama has been criticized by gay rights activists for not doing more since taking office.

President Obama has been criticized by gay rights activists for not doing more since taking office.

The signing will take place in the Oval Office and follows sharp criticism of the president over a Justice Department motion filed last week in support of the Defense of Marriage Act -- which opposes same-sex marriage -- that used the government's interest in opposing incestuous marriages to support its position against same-sex marriage.

Gay and lesbian advocates have also faulted the Obama administration for not moving to repeal the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy that bars officials from asking about a service member's sexual orientation but also bars the service member from revealing it.

The president rankled gay advocates before his inauguration when he named megachurch pastor the Rev. Rick Warren to deliver the invocation at his swearing-in. Warren, in an interview with Belief.net, likened homosexuality to bestiality and incest. He also supported California's Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in that state.

During the Warren controversy, Obama -- who frequently spoke in favor of gay and lesbian rights during the campaign but has said he opposes same-sex marriage -- declared himself "a fierce advocate for gay and lesbian Americans."