On Apr 28, 1:45 pm, m...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Stan R <aus...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
innews:00de1119-78ab-41d8-9864-a635023e837c@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ups.com:
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> > On Apr 25, 2:00 pm, "Paul J Kriha"
> > <paul.nospam.kr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >> Tak co bratri Aussies, jak jste si uzili dawn vigil tam u
> >> vas?
>
> > V klidu jsem to prospal.
>
> > Ne ze bych tim chtel projevit nejakou neuctu k tem byvalym
> > i pritomnym bojovnikum, ale to pochodovani mne vzdycky tak
> > trochu pripominalo prvomajove pruvody.. :-)
>
> Pane Stane,
>
> jen tak ze zvedavosti: jestlize se u vas (v Au?) mava
> vlajkami, kdo za ty vlaky/pra****ky plati?
> [er, lemme switch to En]
Paul uz vam na to odpovedel, ale tady si lidi kupodivu radi ty
australske vlajecky koupi za sve vlastni penize.
I kdyz je pomerne ironicke ze ony jsou dneska prakticky vsechny
vyrobene v Cine! ;-)
> One of the many "shocking" discoveries about U.S. was that not
> only the Independence Day et al celebrations were more fun to
> watch than similar occasions in communist Cz/Sk but also that
> people the watching the parades bought (spent their own monies
> on) the flags which they were waving.
And possibly even turned up without being forced to do so! :-)
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