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Hercules Robinson
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Serbia

Post by Hercules Robinson » Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:35 pm

Anyone here been to Serbia? When I think of Serbia I think of snow, men wearing protective clothing and snow goggles, carrying a rifle with a telescopic lense. But, I think that just stems from playing a game on Nintendo years ago.... I might even have got it mixed up with some other place?

So whats its like in Serbia? Those lands around Europe I have no clue about,

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Post by krank » Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:47 pm

There are quite a few war criminals walking around as free men.
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Re: Serbia

Post by GT » Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:50 pm

Hercules Robinson wrote:Anyone here been to Serbia? When I think of Serbia I think of snow, men wearing protective clothing and snow goggles, carrying a rifle with a telescopic lense. But, I think that just stems from playing a game on Nintendo years ago.... I might even have got it mixed up with some other place?

So whats its like in Serbia? Those lands around Europe I have no clue about,
Hi,

I'm from Serbia. I will answer to your question later.. I have to go now to man hunting with my rifle with a telescopic lense in the snow... :D

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Post by Hercules Robinson » Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:53 pm

Ahh, sorry I didnt mean to offend at all, honestly, I think the reason for that 'thought' is due to a James Bond game on Nintendo! Anyway, what is it reall like in Serbia?? Thanks for the reply my friend.

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Post by Tone Deft » Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:53 pm

places like um the Iraq and the umm South Africa I personally believe that they are umm don't have maps.
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Post by Hercules Robinson » Fri Sep 21, 2007 8:55 pm

hey the music sounds nice in Serbia anyway!

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Post by beats me » Fri Sep 21, 2007 9:08 pm

Is there a reason you are curious about Serbia?

I was wondering what Latitude 37.74533 °N Longitude -122.420082 °W might be like in comparison to Latitude 40.758224 °N Longitude -73.917404 °W. I only know what my GPS device tells me but what is it really like there? Anybody?

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Post by nolus » Fri Sep 21, 2007 9:11 pm

krank wrote:There are quite a few war criminals walking around as free men.
Sounds Just like England.
"That very perceptive of you Mr Stapleton, and rather unexpected... in a G Major"

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Post by Hedroom » Fri Sep 21, 2007 9:20 pm

Well I live just next door in Hungary at the moment. Though currently spending a month in Croatia writing tunes by the sea :D

Been to Exit festival in Novi Sad in Serbia the last two years. Great people, beautiful surroundings.

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Post by Hercules Robinson » Fri Sep 21, 2007 9:22 pm

beats me wrote:Is there a reason you are curious about Serbia?

I was wondering what Latitude 37.74533 °N Longitude -122.420082 °W might be like in comparison to Latitude 40.758224 °N Longitude -73.917404 °W. I only know what my GPS device tells me but what is it really like there? Anybody?
Yes. There is. But, I am curious about a lot of things. GPS, LatLong, those co-ordinates are very different, are they valid, what standard are they applying to, what geometric projections do they map to, do they map to something valid, or are they in the north sea, the ocean, vast, silent, alone, enormous, lonely, powerful, fluctuating huge waves, deep, ancient. The OCean, ever been on a ferry through the night in a storm? up down up down, at the mercy of the sea, salt on the face, taste, biting wind, turns the skin whitem, dont fall of th eback of the ferry. Explorartion, depth.

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Post by Hercules Robinson » Fri Sep 21, 2007 9:24 pm

Splashmas wrote:Well I live just next door in Hungary at the moment. Though currently spending a month in Croatia writing tunes by the sea :D

Been to Exit festival in Novi Sad in Serbia the last two years. Great people, beautiful surroundings.
the sea! One day I pined for the sea. Theres a lot of nice festivals over in serbia. Thats one reason I'm curious about it.

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Post by Hedroom » Fri Sep 21, 2007 9:26 pm

And there's certainly no snow in Summer. In fact, it's fekin hot!!

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Post by rikhyray » Fri Sep 21, 2007 10:40 pm

I like Serbia(n).


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Post by RibbedSauce » Fri Sep 21, 2007 10:54 pm

nolus wrote:
krank wrote:There are quite a few war criminals walking around as free men.
Sounds Just like England.
but bush is american!
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Post by nolus » Sat Sep 22, 2007 6:53 am

RibbedSauce wrote:
nolus wrote:
krank wrote:There are quite a few war criminals walking around as free men.
Sounds Just like England.
but bush is american!
I didn't want to open that particular can of worms! I'll leave that to his fellow americans. I'm English so Bliar and is cronies are closer to home for me.

On a related not have a listen to this http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/genres/c ... tandupon7# (valid until 2300 GMT sunday when part 2 will take over) - Rob Newman on the subject of anglo american foreign policy, the "American Plan to Bring Democracy to the Middle East" and why he did not appear on Question Time. v good.
"That very perceptive of you Mr Stapleton, and rather unexpected... in a G Major"

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