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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: GRACIE JIU-JITSU on February 19, 2012, 05:08:53 PM
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Damn!!!!
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Now that's a fire crotch I can handle!
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Nice.
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HIV is running rampant in Brazil right now.
South Africa has a similar problem so to fight the spread of HIV through rape they're distributing these condoms to women.
(http://www.nokroo.com/picture/nokroo_1277181421_5748.jpg)
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Tranny ALERT!!!!!
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Tranny ALERT!!!!!
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HIV is running rampant in Brazil right now.
South Africa has a similar problem so to fight the spread of HIV through rape they're distributing these condoms to women.
(http://www.nokroo.com/picture/nokroo_1277181421_5748.jpg)
It's illegal in the USA because if you do something that you think would hurt or kill someone, even if they are committing a crime, your still guilty of assault or murder. The Supreme court loves rapists anyway. USA can't kill them.
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Really?
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Really?
I don't know dude. It seems like whenever we post a pic of a half naked woman, it might have something dangling or tucked in between the legs. Unless the legs are wide open.
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I don't know dude. It seems like whenever we post a pic of a half naked woman, it might have something dangling or tucked in between the legs. Unless the legs are wide open.
If you really need to look between someone's leg to be sure they are women?
I have bad news for you.. you're in trouble. good luck ;D
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HIV is running rampant in Brazil right now.
South Africa has a similar problem so to fight the spread of HIV through rape they're distributing these condoms to women.
(http://www.nokroo.com/picture/nokroo_1277181421_5748.jpg)
This is just going to encourage the rapists to sodomize their victims and increase the unpleasantness!!!
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It's illegal in the USA because if you do something that you think would hurt or kill someone, even if they are committing a crime, your still guilty of assault or murder. The Supreme court loves rapists anyway. USA can't kill them.
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Really?
Although rape and HIV are a world wide epidemic, it's more prevalent in poorer countries such as African nations and Brazil where crime runs rampant.
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This is just going to encourage the rapists to sodomize their victims and increase the unpleasantness!!!
I disagree.
The rapist will seek medical attention as soon as possible. Once the device is attached it's very hard to get off (no pun intended), and leaves the rapist in extreme pain.
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I disagree.
The rapist will seek medical attention as soon as possible. Once the device is attached it's very hard to get off (no pun intended), and leaves the rapist in extreme pain.
It won't be up the asshole.
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It won't be up the asshole.
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Although rape and HIV are a world wide epidemic, it's more prevalent in poorer countries such as African nations and Brazil where crime runs rampant.
Really?
http://www.rape.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=875
United States of America
Somewhere in America, a woman is raped every 2 minutes, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
In 1995, 354,670 women were the victims of a rape or sexual assault. (NationalCrime Victimization Survey. Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Department of Justice, 1996.)
Over the last two years, more than 787,000 women were the victim of a rape or sexual assault. (National Crime Victimization Survey. Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S.Department of Justice, 1996.)
The FBI estimates that 72 of every 100,000 females in the United States wereraped last year. (Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Statistics, 1996.)
SILENT VICTIMS :
One of the most startling aspects of sex crimes is how many go unreported. The most common reasons given by women for not reporting these crimes are the belief that it is a private or personal matter and the fear of reprisal from the assailant.
Approximately 28% of victims are raped by husbands or boyfriends, 35% by acquaintances, and 5% by other relatives. (Violence against Women, Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Dept. of Justice, 1994)
The FBI estimates that only 37% of all rapes are reported to the police. U.S. Justice Department statistics are even lower, with only 26% of all rapes or attempted rapes being reported to law enforcement officials.
In 1994-1995, only 251,560 rapes and sexual assaults were reported to law enforcement officials -- less than one in every three. (National Crime Victimization Survey, Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Department of Justice, 1996.)
An overwhelming majority of rape service agencies believe that public education about rape, and expanded counseling and advocacy services for rape victims, would be effective in increasing the willingness of victims to report rapes to the police. (Rape in America, 1992, National Victim Center with Crime Victims Research and Treatment Center.)
LIVING IN FEAR :
According to the U.S. Department of Justice: (All statistics are taken from: Violence against Women, Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Dept. of Justice, 1994.)
One of every four rapes take place in a public area or in a parking garage.
31% of female victims reported that the offender was a stranger.
68% of rapes occur between the hours of 6 p.m. and 6 a.m.
At least 45% of rapists were under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
In 29% of rapes, the offender used a weapon.
In 47% of rapes, the victim sustained injuries other than rape injuries.
75% of female rape victims require medical care after the attack.
NOT JUST A FAMILY MATTER :
Family violence and abuse are among the most prevalent forms of interpersonal violence against women and young children -- both boys and girls. The sexual abuse of a child should never be "just a family matter," but many children are afraid to report an incident to the police because the abusers are too often a family friend or relative.
Approximately one-third of all juvenile victims of sexual abuse cases are children younger than 6 years of age. (Violence and the Family, Report of the American Psychological Association Presidential Task Force on Violence and the Family, 1996.)
According to the Justice Department, one in two rape victims are under age 18; one in six are under age 12. (Child Rape Victims, 1992. U.S. Department of Justice.)
FACE OF AMERICA :
About 81% of rape victims are white; 18% are black; 1% are of other races. (Violence against Women, Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Dept. of Justice, 1994.)
About half of all rape victims are in the lowest third of income distribution; half are in the upper two-thirds. (Violence against Women, Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Dept. of Justice, 1994.)
There were 71 forcible rapes per 100,000 females reported to United States law enforcement agencies in 1996. 2
Data from the National Women's Study, a longitudinal telephone survey of a national household probability sample of women at least 18 years of age, show 683,000 women forcibly raped each year and that 84% of rape victims did not report the offense to the police.3
Using Uniform Crime Report data for 1994 and 1995, the Bureau of Justice Statistics found that of rape victims who reported the offense to law enforcement, about 40% were under the age of 18, and 15% were younger than 12.4
In a national survey 27.7% of college women reported a sexual experience since the age of fourteen that met the legal definition of rape or attempted rape, and 7.7% of college men reported perpetrating aggressive behavior which met the legal definition of rape.5
The National Crime Victimization Survey indicates that for 1992-1993, 92% of rapes were committed by known assailants.1 About half of all rapes and sexual assaults against women are committed by friends and acquaintances, and 26% are by intimate partners.1
Risk factors for perpetrating sexual violence include: early sexual experience (both forced and voluntary),6 adherence by men to sex role stereotyping,7,8 negative attitudes of men towards women,6,9,,10,11,12, alcohol consumption,8,13 acceptance of rape myths by men.8,9,12,14,15
Non-forceful verbal resistance and lack of resistance are associated with rape completion.1,6
The adult pregnancy rate associated with rape is estimated to be 4.7%. This information, in conjunction with estimates based on the U.S. Census, suggest that there may be 32,101 annual rape-related pregnancies among American women over the age of 18.17
Non-genital physical injuries occur in approximately 40% of completed rape cases.18 As many as 3% of all rape cases have non-genital injuries requiring overnight hospitalization.19
Victims of rape often manifest long-term symptoms of chronic headaches,18,20fatigue20, sleep disturbance20, recurrent nausea,20 decreased appetite,21 eating disorders,22 menstrual pain,18 sexual dysfunction,23 and suicide attempts.21 In a longitudinal study, sexual assault was found to increase the odds of substance abuse by a factor of 2.5.24
Estimates of the occurrence of sexually transmitted diseases resulting from rape range from 3.6% to 30%.18,22 HIV transmission risk rate from rape is estimated at 1 in 500,22,25 although a few probable cases have been documented in Sweden and Great Britain. 26,27
Victims of marital or date rape are 11 times more likely to be clinically depressed, and 6 times more likely to experience social phobia than are non-victims. Psychological problems are still evident in cases as long as 15 years after the assault.28
Fatalities occur in about 0.1% of all rape cases.29,30
A study examining the use of health services over a five year period by female members of a health maintenance program found that the number of visits to physicians by rape victims increased 56% in the year following the crime, compared to a 2% utilization increase by non-victims.31
The National Public Services Research Institute estimates the lifetime cost for each rape with physical injuries which occurred in 1987 to be $60,000.32 The Comfort Women : Japan's Brutal Regime of Enforced Prostitution in the Second World War .
United States
Main article: Rape in the United States
U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics (1999) estimated that 91% of rape victims are female and 9% are male, with 99% of the offenders being male.[8] Some types of rape are excluded from official reports altogether, (the FBI's definition for example excludes all rapes except forcible rapes of females), because a significant number of rapes go unreported even when they are included as reportable rapes, and also because a significant number of rapes reported to the police do not advance to prosecution.[64] According to United States Department of Justice document Criminal Victimization in the United States, there were overall 191,670 victims of rape or sexual assault reported in 2005.[65] Only 16% of rapes and sexual assaults are reported to the police (Rape in America: A Report to the Nation. 1992 and United Nations Populations Fund, 2000a).[66][67] Factoring in unreported rapes, about 5% of rapists will ever spend a day in jail.[68] 1 of 6 U.S. women has experienced an attempted or completed rape.[69] More than a quarter of college age women report having experienced a rape or rape attempt since age 14.[70]
The U.S. Department of Justice compiles statistics on crime by race, but only between and among people categorized as black or white. It should be noted that the "white" category in the Uniform Crime Reports (UCR) includes non-black Hispanics.[71] There were 194,270 white and 17,920 black victims of rape or sexual assault reported in 2006. Out of the 194,270 cases involving white victims, 50.6% had white offenders and 16.7% had black offenders, while the 36,620 black victims had a figure of 43% black offenders, the remaining being of other or unreported race, with a negligible number of white offenders.[72] Gary LaFree's rape data for the 45-year period revealed that blacks were arrested for rape an average of 6.52 times more often than whites.[71]
Drug use, especially alcohol, is frequently involved in rape. A study (only of rape victims that were female and reachable by phone) reported detailed findings related to tactics. In 47% of such rapes, both the victim and the perpetrator had been drinking. In 17%, only the perpetrator had been. 7% of the time, only the victim had been drinking. Rapes where neither the victim nor the perpetrator had been drinking were 29% of all rapes.[9] Contrary to widespread belief, rape outdoors is rare. Over two thirds of all rapes occur in someone's home. 31% occur in the perpetrators' homes, 27% in the victims' homes and 10% in homes shared by the victim and perpetrator. 7% occur at parties, 7% in vehicles, 4% outdoors and 2% in bars.[9] From 2000-2005, 59% of rapes were not reported to law enforcement.[73][74] One factor relating to this is misconception that most rapes are committed by strangers.[75]
The most frequently cited research was conducted by Statistics Canada in 1992, which involved a national random sample of 12,300 women (Johnson and Sacco, 1995). The research found that over one in three women had experienced a sexual assault[dubious – discuss] and that only 6% of sexual assaults were reported to the police.[78]
Australia
The Australian Women's Safety Survey conducted by the Bureau of Statistics in 1996 involved a random sample 6,300 women aged 18 and over. It produced incidence finding of 1.9 per cent for sexual assault in the previous 12 months. Known men accounted for over two-thirds of assailants (68%). Only 15% of the assaulted women in the sample reported to the police.[79]
United Kingdom
According to a news report on BBC One presented in 12 November 2007, there were 85,000 women raped in the UK in the previous year, equating to about 230 cases every day. According to that report one of every 200 women in the UK was raped in 2006. The report also showed that only 800 persons were convicted in rape crimes that same year.[80][81]
Cambodia
In Cambodia, rape is estimated by local and international NGOs to be common [82], but only a very small minority of these assaults are ever reported to authorities, due to the social stigma associated to being the victim of a sexual crime, and, in particular, to losing virginity before marriage (regardless of how this happened).[83] From November 2008 to November 2009, police had recorded 468 cases of rape, attempted rape and sexual harassment, a 2.4 percent increase over the previous year.[84] Breaking the Silence – Sexual Violence in Cambodia is a report produced by Amnesty International, and released in 2010, which examined the situation of sexual violence in Cambodia. The report found that, in the small minority of rapes which are reported, a very common response is for law-enforcement officials, including police and court staff, to arrange extralegal out-of-court 'agreements' between the victim and the perpetrator (or their families), in which the rapist pays a sum of money which is shared between the authorithies and the victm (and her family), after which the victim has to withdraw any criminal complaint against the perpetrator, and public prosecutors close the case. When a rape is investigated, a complainant is generally expected to pay an extralegal sum of money to the authorities, to ensure that the court investigates the case, othrerwise progress is slow, and it may take over two years for anything to happen. During the pre-trial period, there is allways a risk that the perpetrator’s family will pay a bribe to secure his acquittal or reduced charge.[85]
Democratic Republic of the Congo
In eastern Congo, the prevalence and intensity of rape and other sexual violence is described as the worst in the world.[86] It is estimated that there are as many as 200,000 surviving rape victims living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo today.[53][54] War rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo has frequently been described as a "weapon of war" by commentators. Louise Nzigire, a local social worker, states that “this violence was designed to exterminate the population.” Nzigire observes that rape has been a "cheap, simple weapon for all parties in the war, more easily obtainable than bullets or bombs."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_statistics
Sweden
Sweden has the highest incidence of reported rapes in Europe and one of the highest in the world. According to a 2009 study, there were 46 incidents of rape per 100,000 residents. This figure is twice that of the UK which reports 23 cases, and four times that of the other Nordic countries, Germany and France. The figure is up to 20 times the figure for certain countries in southern and eastern Europe.
The Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention claims that it is not "possible to evaluate and compare the actual levels of violent crimes... between countries", but that in any case the high numbers are explained by a broader legal definition of rape than in other countries, and an effort to register all suspected and repeated rapes. It asserts that comparisons based on victim surveys place Sweden at an average level among European nations.
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Why do you try to impress Americans with pictures of whores? It gives the image that Brazil is a low culture that can't brag about any accomplishments besides having nice bitches.
"We are a Turd World shit hole with no scientific or artistic accomplishments, with rampant violent crime and millions of kids starving on the streets. But hey, we have nice naked whores and that makes up for everything!"
Do you think it flatters Brazil to be known internationally as the land of pimp, whores, drug addicts and to have the World's highest homicide rate? It doesen't.
SUCKMYMUSCLE
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Why do you try to impress Americans with pictures of whores? It gives the image that Brazil is a low culture that can't brag about any accomplishments besides having nice bitches.
"We are a Turd World shit hole with no scientific or artistic accomplishments, with rampant violent crime and millions of kids starving on the streets. But hey, we have nice naked whores and that makes up for everything!"
Do you think it flatters Brazil to be known internationally as the land of pimp, whores, drug addicts and to have the World's highest homicide rate? It doesen't.
SUCKMYMUSCLE
We are the 6th largest economy in the world... no war,we don't own money to anybody.
Not trying to impress anybody... men that likes women knows how to appreciated a beautiful woman.
It's not my fault that you're gay and can not see that. It's carnaval time bitch.
How do you know she is a whore? she does not look like your mother.
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ok, agora volte para sua pokebola : )
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We are the 6th largest economy in the world... no war,we don't own money to anybody.
Not trying to impress anybody... men that likes women knows how to appreciated a beautiful woman.
It's not my fault that you're gay and can not see that.
How do you know she is a whore? she does not look like your mother.
You are acting defensive. The reason why Brazilians post pictures of naked whores on American boards is to impress Americans and earn "bragging rights".
Yeah, Brazil has the World's sixth largest economy with 195 million people...France with a population of 56 million people has a larger economy. And 80% of Brazil's GDP is created by European and American corporations that are operating in Brazil.
No American and European corporations = no Brazilian cars, T.Vs, DVD's, chemical industry etc.
And 90% of Brazil's GDP is in the hands of the 1% more affluent Brazilians like Eike Batista who have billions whilst millions of Brazilian kids starve on the streets.
Brazil = no Nobel prizes, no famous physicist or mathematician, no great authors that are recognized internationally - except for Paulo Coelho, who is garbage.
Brazil = zero works or art, zero technological inventions - and please don't claim the airplane because we know it's not true - zero intelligence, brutal crime, prostitution, most vicious criminals on Earth who burn people inside bus tiers, etc.
Brazilians love to post pcitures of naked whores at American boards to make up for the epic inferiority complex they have in relation to the U.S. It is a way of saying:
"Hey, you are vastly more accomplished than us in every way, but we have better women so in the end we are better than you!"
Too bad that the value of a country is measured by another criteria, and too bad that Brazilian women look like apes with huge asses. ;)
SUCKMYMUSCLE
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ok, agora volte para sua pokebola : )
why are brazillians always so worried about others opinion of their country? this threads are ridiculous and an embarassment for you :/
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why are brazillians always so worried about others opinion of their country? this threads are ridiculous and an embarassment for you :/
LOL! Exactly! They think prostituting their women for gringos makes them accepted as "equals". :-\
Even more pathetic, posting pictures of naked whores is done to show the gringo that they have better women, and that means that somehow that makes Brazilians better than Americans despite the vastly grreater scientific, artistic and literary achievements of Americans and Europeans.
They do it out of an epic inferiority complex they have towards Americans and they know it, but they will never admit it.
"You are better than us in every way but we have better women, so we are the ones who deep down are better than you! Suck it!"
It's really sad and pathetic.
I am American but I have an uncle married to a Brazilian, and I lived there for several years. They have a deep hostility an envy towards Americans.
SUCKMYMUSCLE
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You are acting defensive. The reason why Brazilians post pictures of naked whores on American boards is to impress Americans and earn "bragging rights".
Yeah, Brazil has the World's sixth largest economy with 195 million people...France with a population of 56 million people has a larger economy. And 80% of Brazil's GDP is created by European and American corporations that are operating in Brazil.
No American and European corporations = no Brazilian cars, T.Vs, DVD's, chemical industry etc.
And 90% of Brazil's GDP is in the hands of the 1% more affluent Brazilians like Eike Batista who have billions whilst millions of Brazilian kids starve on the streets.
Brazil = no Nobel prizes, no famous physicist or mathematician, no great authors that are recognized internationally - except for Paulo Coelho, who is garbage.
Brazil = zero works or art, zero technological inventions - and please don't claim the airplane because we know it's not true - zero intelligence, brutal crime, prostitution, most vicious criminals on Earth who burn people inside bus tiers, etc.
Brazilians love to post pcitures of naked whores at American boards to make up for the epic inferiority complex they have in relation to the U.S. It is a way of saying:
"Hey, you are vastly more accomplished than us in every way, but we have better women so in the end we are better than you!"
Too bad that the value of a country is measured by another criteria, and too bad that Brazilian women look like apes with huge asses. ;)
SUCKMYMUSCLE
Just a couple of names.
Physicists.
Cesare Mansueto Giulio Lattes
Marcia Barbosa
Orfeu Bertolami
Amir Caldeira
Ennio Candotti
Marcelo Damy
Jose Acacio de Barros
Tessaleno Devezas
Luciano da Fontoura Costa
Marcelo Gleiser
José Goldemberg
Ernst W. Hamburger
César Lattes
José Leite Lopes
Sérgio Mascarenhas de Oliveira
Herch Moysés Nussenzvei
Waldyr Alves Rodrigues Jr.
Luiz Pinguelli Rosa
Oscar Sala
Roberto Salmeron
Mário Schenberg
Jorge A. Swieca
Jayme Tiomno
Constantino Tsallis
José W. F. Valle
Tarsila do Amaral, Anita Catarina Malfatti, Cândido Portinari, and Lasar Segall - Painters.
Do i need to mention Niemeyer?
Peter Medawar - Nobel prize winner.
Educate yourself.
You need our oil right?
No oil no USA or Europe... Oh!! btw America= continent.
It's funny how Americans talk about homeless and kids living in the streets... there's million of people in the same situation in USA...for a rich country that is a huge problem.
And you expect a poor country to not have homeless people and kids in the streets?
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why are brazillians always so worried about others opinion of their country? this threads are ridiculous and an embarassment for you :/
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i aint worried abt nothing thats going on this topic,
lol in fact i love seeing what people think about our contry
just like the ideas of suckmymuscle
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LOL! Exactly! They think prostituting their women for gringos makes them accepted as "equals". :-\
Even more pathetic, posting pictures of naked whores is done to show the gringo that they have better women, and that means that somehow that makes Brazilians better than Americans despite the vastly grreater scientific, artistic and literary achievements of Americans and Europeans.
They do it out of an epic inferiority complex they have towards Americans and they know it, but they will never admit it.
"You are better than us in every way but we have better women, so we are the ones who deep down are better than you! Suck it!"
It's really sad and pathetic.
I am American but I have an uncle married to a Brazilian, and I lived there for several years. They have a deep hostility an envy towards Americans.
SUCKMYMUSCLE
Well!! that is your opinion.
Inferiority complex? lmfao.
Stop melting... and please stop talking to yourself.
Got to go now... i have more important things to do.. i need to go take a shit
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Some Brazilian women are absolutely gorgeous.
Some of the beaches are great.
However, it's a complete shithole of a country. Considered 3rd World for many generations, it's now an emerging consumer market. Everything comes in, nothing really comes out :-X
Crime and disease run rampant through the favelas. Corruption plague all branches of the government.
(http://images.travelpod.com/users/lindseyhehman/5.1251920899.favela.bmp)
(http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00656/brazil_682_656788a.jpg)
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I trained under Royce Gracie at his Torrence Academy for years in the 90's.
I once asked Royce why he never went back to Rio at least for a vacation. He said it was too dangerous.
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Just a couple of names.
and you have great football players too! never forget to mention that
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interesting ???, benny b hasnt posted yet. let me help you out there, Gracie, by adding some morena favor to the thread. benny b don't dig strictly white brasilians.
??? mudshark - white women chase black men in water.
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meanwhile in rio people are being more happy in 4-5 days than you americanas cant be in a whole year.
deal w.i.t.h this!
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what do people do there? seems like they dress like whores , go to the beach, dance and then get killed by some drug dealers as a daily program.
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We are the 6th largest economy in the world... no war,we don't own money to anybody.
Not trying to impress anybody... men that likes women knows how to appreciated a beautiful woman.
It's not my fault that you're gay and can not see that. It's carnaval time bitch.
How do you know she is a whore? she does not look like your mother.
That's why AIDS is so prevalent in brazil. If the economy is so great why do they sneak in the usa to clean houses and work as strippers and whores? Go fuck yourself, greaseball.
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Just a couple of names.
Physicists.
Cesare Mansueto Giulio Lattes
Marcia Barbosa
Orfeu Bertolami
Amir Caldeira
Ennio Candotti
Marcelo Damy
Jose Acacio de Barros
Tessaleno Devezas
Luciano da Fontoura Costa
Marcelo Gleiser
José Goldemberg
Ernst W. Hamburger
César Lattes
José Leite Lopes
Sérgio Mascarenhas de Oliveira
Herch Moysés Nussenzvei
Waldyr Alves Rodrigues Jr.
Luiz Pinguelli Rosa
Oscar Sala
Roberto Salmeron
Mário Schenberg
Jorge A. Swieca
Jayme Tiomno
Constantino Tsallis
José W. F. Valle
Tarsila do Amaral, Anita Catarina Malfatti, Cândido Portinari, and Lasar Segall - Painters.
Do i need to mention Niemeyer?
Peter Medawar - Nobel prize winner.
Educate yourself.
You need our oil right?
No oil no USA or Europe... Oh!! btw America= continent.
It's funny how Americans talk about homeless and kids living in the streets... there's million of people in the same situation in USA...for a rich country that is a huge problem.
And you expect a poor country to not have homeless people and kids in the streets?
None of the people you mentioned are relevant, moron. How many Nobel prizes in physics Brazil has? Oh, that's right = ZERO
SUCKMYMUSCLE
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meanwhile in rio people are being more happy in 4-5 days than you americanas cant be in a whole year.
deal w.i.t.h this!
Yeah, dodging bullets is a lot of fun! They should include that for the 2016 Olympics in Rio. I am sure Cariocas will win the gold, silver and bronze medals.
SUCKMYMUSCLE
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You are acting defensive. The reason why Brazilians post pictures of naked whores on American boards is to impress Americans and earn "bragging rights".
Yeah, Brazil has the World's sixth largest economy with 195 million people...France with a population of 56 million people has a larger economy. And 80% of Brazil's GDP is created by European and American corporations that are operating in Brazil.
No American and European corporations = no Brazilian cars, T.Vs, DVD's, chemical industry etc.
And 90% of Brazil's GDP is in the hands of the 1% more affluent Brazilians like Eike Batista who have billions whilst millions of Brazilian kids starve on the streets.
Brazil = no Nobel prizes, no famous physicist or mathematician, no great authors that are recognized internationally - except for Paulo Coelho, who is garbage.
Brazil = zero works or art, zero technological inventions - and please don't claim the airplane because we know it's not true - zero intelligence, brutal crime, prostitution, most vicious criminals on Earth who burn people inside bus tiers, etc.
Brazilians love to post pcitures of naked whores at American boards to make up for the epic inferiority complex they have in relation to the U.S. It is a way of saying:
"Hey, you are vastly more accomplished than us in every way, but we have better women so in the end we are better than you!"
Too bad that the value of a country is measured by another criteria, and too bad that Brazilian women look like apes with huge asses. ;)
SUCKMYMUSCLE
it's nothing more than this, the brazilian fail come from it. Everything, every problem you said. Poor income distribution. Believe me, if you say Eike Batista, doesnt matter, in a favela or in a college, 99% will say: this guy is fabolous, deserve my veneration.
Brazil is the perfect scenario for all kinds of social diseases, we were sabotaged, since its beginning.
at least, we have Michel Teló and womans looking like deities =P
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ai se eu tee pego ai ai se eu te pego gh15!
lol
oh oh if i catch you, oh oh if i catch you! lol comon now cristiano ronaldo sings this music, yu get it
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ai se eu tee pego ai ai se eu te pego gh15!
lol
oh oh if i catch you, oh oh if i catch you! lol comon now cristiano ronaldo sings this music, yu get it
homo, lol
aehauehaueahueuha
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Dorian Yates said that brazilians have perfect asses, thats enough for me....Ok gotta go buy some Dorian Yates approved protein...
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Sabotaged by the US. Could be god's own country.
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Only on Getbig can a picture of a Brazilian hottie, turn into a CNN primetime special about rape. :D
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Meanwhile in Sao Paulo...
(http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/MSNBC/Components/Photo/_new/pb-120209-sao-paulo-02.photoblog900.jpg)
(http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/MSNBC/Components/Photo/_new/pb-120209-sao-paulo-05.photoblog900.jpg)
Just not enough equality in Brasil at this moment in time...
Plenty of countries celebrate Carnival.
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Some Brazilian women are absolutely gorgeous.
Some of the beaches are great.
However, it's a complete shithole of a country. Considered 3rd World for many generations, it's now an emerging consumer market. Everything comes in, nothing really comes out :-X
Crime and disease run rampant through the favelas. Corruption plague all branches of the government.
Btw: I'm still waiting to hear what you have to say about this.
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?PHPSESSID=cfba1796c9558cd802b7f6d232991ef3&topic=416011.0
I trained under Royce Gracie at his Torrence Academy for years in the 90's.
I once asked Royce why he never went back to Rio at least for a vacation. He said it was too dangerous.
Royce really told you that? can you prove it?
Otherwise its just your words... you know..people fabricate stories.
That's why AIDS is so prevalent in brazil. If the economy is so great why do they sneak in the usa to clean houses and work as strippers and whores? Go fuck yourself, greaseball.
Hello there... we meet again.. guess my last comment to you was a little bit tough.
Are you still but hurt? don't worry it will pass.. but meanwhile here's another one.
Cities Deal With a Surge in Shantytowns
https://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/26/us/26tents.html?ref=homelesspersons
Homeless Families, Cloaked in Normality
https://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/05/nyregion/ordinary-families-cloaked-in-a-veil-of-homelessness.html?_r=1&ref=alanfeuer
Well!! USA have the same problem.... we know that your economy its doing great when Americans start to work as drug dealer in Brazil.
None of the people you mentioned are relevant, moron. How many Nobel prizes in physics Brazil has? Oh, that's right = ZERO
SUCKMYMUSCLE
First you said that Brazil had no noble prize winners... you were wrong.. i prove you and educate you.
English is my second language as you can see... but I'm not just owning you.. I'm owning you in your language.
This thread was about Carnaval and beautiful women... but thanks to your own conclusions... it turn into this.
For someone that keeps saying... I'm smart. you are really dumb.
My guess would be that you are typing while your B/f pounds your ass.. the pounding shakes the peanut inside your skull and you can not focus.
What's up with the gorilla/monkey/ape thing? you seems to be obsessed about it.
Who's that in your avatar b/f, father, or step father?
Please go get lost.
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meanwhile in rio people are being more happy in 4-5 days than you americanas cant be in a whole year.
deal w.i.t.h this!
lol finally someone sayes this.
Btw: I'm still waiting to hear what you have to say about this.
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?PHPSESSID=cfba1796c9558cd802b7f6d232991ef3&topic=416011.0
Royce really told you that? can you prove it?
Otherwise its just your words... you know..people fabricate stories.
Hello there... we meet again.. guess my last comment to you was a little bit tough.
Are you still but hurt? don't worry it will pass.. but meanwhile here's another one.
Cities Deal With a Surge in Shantytowns
https://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/26/us/26tents.html?ref=homelesspersons
Homeless Families, Cloaked in Normality
https://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/05/nyregion/ordinary-families-cloaked-in-a-veil-of-homelessness.html?_r=1&ref=alanfeuer
Well!! USA have the same problem.... we know that your economy its doing great when Americans start to work as drug dealer in Brazil.
First you said that Brazil had no noble prize winners... you were wrong.. i prove you and educate you.
English is my second language as you can see... but I'm not just owning you.. I'm owning you in your language.
This thread was about Carnaval and beautiful women... but thanks to your own conclusions... it turn into this.
For someone that keeps saying... I'm smart. you are really dumb.
My guess would be that you are typing while your B/f pounds your ass.. the pounding shakes the peanut inside your skull and you can not focus.
What's up with the gorilla/monkey/ape thing? you seems to be obsessed about it.
Who's that in your avatar b/f, father, or step father?
Please go get lost.
nice outing 8)
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You are acting defensive. The reason why Brazilians post pictures of naked whores on American boards is to impress Americans and earn "bragging rights".
Yeah, Brazil has the World's sixth largest economy with 195 million people...France with a population of 56 million people has a larger economy. And 80% of Brazil's GDP is created by European and American corporations that are operating in Brazil.
No American and European corporations = no Brazilian cars, T.Vs, DVD's, chemical industry etc.
And 90% of Brazil's GDP is in the hands of the 1% more affluent Brazilians like Eike Batista who have billions whilst millions of Brazilian kids starve on the streets.
Brazil = no Nobel prizes, no famous physicist or mathematician, no great authors that are recognized internationally - except for Paulo Coelho, who is garbage.
Brazil = zero works or art, zero technological inventions - and please don't claim the airplane because we know it's not true - zero intelligence, brutal crime, prostitution, most vicious criminals on Earth who burn people inside bus tiers, etc.
Brazilians love to post pcitures of naked whores at American boards to make up for the epic inferiority complex they have in relation to the U.S. It is a way of saying:
"Hey, you are vastly more accomplished than us in every way, but we have better women so in the end we are better than you!"
Too bad that the value of a country is measured by another criteria, and too bad that Brazilian women look like apes with huge asses. ;)
SUCKMYMUSCLE
Fuck you, you dont know shit
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We are the 6th largest economy in the world... no war,we don't own money to anybody.
Not trying to impress anybody... men that likes women knows how to appreciated a beautiful woman.
It's not my fault that you're gay and can not see that. It's carnaval time bitch.
How do you know she is a whore? she does not look like your mother.
1. Brazilians have no consideration for people outside their immediate circle, and are often just plain rude. For example, a neighbor who plays loud music all night; and even if you ask him politely to turn the volume down, he tells you to f**k off. And basic politeness? A simple “excuse me” when someone almost knocks you over on the street? Forget it.
2. Brazilians are aggressive and opportunistic, and usually at someone else’s expense. It’s like a “survival instinct” in high gear, all the time. The best example is driving. If they see a way to pass you, they will, even if it means almost killing you, and even if they’re not in a hurry. So why do they do it? It’s just because they can, because they see the opportunity. They feel like they always need to take whatever they can, whenever they can, regardless of who is harmed as a result.
3. Brazilians have no respect for their environment. They dump big loads of trash anywhere and everywhere, and the littering is unbelievable. The streets are really dirty. The natural resources, abundant as they are, are being squandered at an amazing rate.
4. Brazilians tolerate an amazing amount of corruption in both business and government. While all governments have corrupt officials, it’s more obvious and rampant in Brazil than most countries, and yet the population keeps re-electing these people.
5. Brazilian women are overly obsessed with their bodies and very critical of (and competitive with) each other.
6. Brazilians, especially men, are highly prone to extramarital affairs. Unless the man never leaves the house, odds are he has a mistress.
7. Brazilians are very expressive of their negative opinions of others, with complete disregard about possibly hurting someone’s feelings.
8. Brazilians who perform services (i.e. repairpersons, gardners, etc.) are almost always unreliable, incompetent, lazy and always late.
9. Brazilians have a very prominent classe system. The rich have a sense of entitlement that is beyond a caricature. They think the rules do not apply to them, that they are above the system, and are very arrogant and inconsiderate, especially with each other. The poor, meanwhile, are paid so little that they never have an opportunity to lift themselves out of poverty and therefore often turn to crime or simply become lazy and indignant regarding their jobs because they see no hope for the future and no point in trying to do a good job.
10. Brazilians constantly interrupt and talk over each other. Trying to have a conversation is like a competition to be heard, a shouting match.
11. Brazilian police are essentially non-existent when it comes to enforcing laws to protect the population, such as enforcing traffic laws, finding and arresting thieves, etc. Laws exist, but no one enforces them, the judicial system is a joke and there is usually no recourse for the citizen who is robbed, cheated or otherwise harmed. People live in fear and build walls around their houses or pay high fees to live in gated communities.
12. Brazilians make everything inconvenient and difficult. Nothing is streamlined or designed with the customer’s convenience in mind, and Brazilians have a high tolerance for astounding levels of unnecessary and redundant bureaucracy.
13. Brazilians tolerate such high taxes and import duties that make everything, especially home products, electronics and cars, unbelievably expensive. And for business owners, following the rules and paying all your taxes makes it almost impossible to be profitable. As a result, corruption and bribes in business and government are commonplace. The bureaucracy, laws and high taxes exist to provide the opportunity for the corrupt to facilitate “working around” the system. Meanwhile the consumer is forced to bear an extraordinarily high cost of living, which exacerbates the difficulties of the poor.
14. It’s hot as hell 9 months out of the year, and central heating/cooling doesn’t exist here because the houses are not constructed to be airtight or insulated or include air ducts. So you either suffer for 9 months or confine yourself to a small room with a wall a/c unit. And in the 3 months where it actually gets “cold,” you freeze at night.
15. The food may be fresher, less processed and generally healthier than American or European food, but it is very bland, repetitive and very inconvenient. Processed, frozen or ready-made foods in the supermarket are few, expensive and generally terrible. Most foods are made from scratch and if you can’t afford a maid to do it for you, you’ll spend a lot of time in the kitchen. Restaurants abound but there are few convenient options, as Brazilians favor sit-down meals and there are almost no drive-thrus except crappy fast food.
16. Brazilians are super social and rarely spend any time alone, especially meals and weekends. This is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because I enjoy my space and privacy, but the cultural expectation is that you will attend (or worse, invite) friends and family to every single meal and you are criticized for not behaving “normally” if you choose to be alone.
17. Brazilians stay very close, emotionally and geographically, to their families of origin their whole lives. Like #16, this is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because it makes me uncomfortable and affects my marriage. Brazilian adults never “cut the cord” emotionally and their family of origin (especially their mothers) continue to be involved in their daily lives, problems, decisions, activities, etc. As you can imagine, this is extra difficult for a spouse from another culture where we generally live in nuclear families and have a different dynamic with our families of origin.
18. Electricity and internet service are completely unreliable.
19. Water safety is questionable. Brazilians drink it without dying, sure, but based on the total lack of enforcement of other laws and abundance of corruption, I don’t trust the government that says it’s totally safe and won’t hurt you in the long term.
20. And finally, Brazilians only have 1 kind of beer (a watery pilsner) and it really sucks, and of course, imported beers are expensive.
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what a trite dance looks like theyre stomping cockroaches
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Brazil pussy pics or GTFO!
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Human Development Index
2011 Rank 84 Brazil
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mean while in Rio...
1. Brazilians have no consideration for people outside their immediate circle, and are often just plain rude. For example, a neighbor who plays loud music all night; and even if you ask him politely to turn the volume down, he tells you to f**k off. And basic politeness? A simple “excuse me” when someone almost knocks you over on the street? Forget it.
some call it loud and common.
2. Brazilians are aggressive and opportunistic, and usually at someone else’s expense. It’s like a “survival instinct” in high gear, all the time. The best example is driving. If they see a way to pass you, they will, even if it means almost killing you, and even if they’re not in a hurry. So why do they do it? It’s just because they can, because they see the opportunity. They feel like they always need to take whatever they can, whenever they can, regardless of who is harmed as a result.
no real estate deals and don't exchange money with them.
3. Brazilians have no respect for their environment. They dump big loads of trash anywhere and everywhere, and the littering is unbelievable. The streets are really dirty. The natural resources, abundant as they are, are being squandered at an amazing rate.
the rich won't pick it up because they're in their gated communities.
4. Brazilians tolerate an amazing amount of corruption in both business and government. While all governments have corrupt officials, it’s more obvious and rampant in Brazil than most countries, and yet the population keeps re-electing these people.
that's why rio is compared to louisiana and philly
5. Brazilian women are overly obsessed with their bodies and very critical of (and competitive with) each other.
only second to Venezuela but just ahead of Colombia
6. Brazilians, especially men, are highly prone to extramarital affairs. Unless the man never leaves the house, odds are he has a mistress.
they'll stick in a hole in the wall if they have too.
7. Brazilians are very expressive of their negative opinions of others, with complete disregard about possibly hurting someone’s feelings.
imperial society at its' best
8. Brazilians who perform services (i.e. repairpersons, gardners, etc.) are almost always unreliable, incompetent, lazy and always late.
soaps are the rage in brasil.
9. Brazilians have a very prominent classe system. The rich have a sense of entitlement that is beyond a caricature. They think the rules do not apply to them, that they are above the system, and are very arrogant and inconsiderate, especially with each other. The poor, meanwhile, are paid so little that they never have an opportunity to lift themselves out of poverty and therefore often turn to crime or simply become lazy and indignant regarding their jobs because they see no hope for the future and no point in trying to do a good job.
see #7 and the ulgy german bitch.
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-yNlohQ1D1BM/TvC6XCI1fxI/AAAAAAAACfE/jItgu5vd7LM/s1600/Gisele-Bundchen-Best-Photos-3.jpg)
10. Brazilians constantly interrupt and talk over each other. Trying to have a conversation is like a competition to be heard, a shouting match.
loud and common.
11. Brazilian police are essentially non-existent when it comes to enforcing laws to protect the population, such as enforcing traffic laws, finding and arresting thieves, etc. Laws exist, but no one enforces them, the judicial system is a joke and there is usually no recourse for the citizen who is robbed, cheated or otherwise harmed. People live in fear and build walls around their houses or pay high fees to live in gated communities.
only do their job when they get a bounty for your head.
12. Brazilians make everything inconvenient and difficult. Nothing is streamlined or designed with the customer’s convenience in mind, and Brazilians have a high tolerance for astounding levels of unnecessary and redundant bureaucracy.
who cares?
13. Brazilians tolerate such high taxes and import duties that make everything, especially home products, electronics and cars, unbelievably expensive. And for business owners, following the rules and paying all your taxes makes it almost impossible to be profitable. As a result, corruption and bribes in business and government are commonplace. The bureaucracy, laws and high taxes exist to provide the opportunity for the corrupt to facilitate “working around” the system. Meanwhile the consumer is forced to bear an extraordinarily high cost of living, which exacerbates the difficulties of the poor.
2-5% control 90%. why would they change? the poor of brasil aren't compared to africa for nothing
14. It’s hot as hell 9 months out of the year, and central heating/cooling doesn’t exist here because the houses are not constructed to be airtight or insulated or include air ducts. So you either suffer for 9 months or confine yourself to a small room with a wall a/c unit. And in the 3 months where it actually gets “cold,” you freeze at night.
roof top of favelas with beer and cao cakes usually do the trick.
Pink and Green Forever, Bitch!
(http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSgki-i2Af0lpsAGHGfElKmI_cY4mSp3mYQHUn-y895K5UVVho-OaZ0EX18)
15. The food may be fresher, less processed and generally healthier than American or European food, but it is very bland, repetitive and very inconvenient. Processed, frozen or ready-made foods in the supermarket are few, expensive and generally terrible. Most foods are made from scratch and if you can’t afford a maid to do it for you, you’ll spend a lot of time in the kitchen. Restaurants abound but there are few convenient options, as Brazilians favor sit-down meals and there are almost no drive-thrus except crappy fast food.
ggracie believes the water is fresher until you see larve swimming in favela cooking water.
16. Brazilians are super social and rarely spend any time alone, especially meals and weekends. This is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because I enjoy my space and privacy, but the cultural expectation is that you will attend (or worse, invite) friends and family to every single meal and you are criticized for not behaving “normally” if you choose to be alone.
one member of an extended family with a job. where is everyone suppose to eat?
17. Brazilians stay very close, emotionally and geographically, to their families of origin their whole lives. Like #16, this is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because it makes me uncomfortable and affects my marriage. Brazilian adults never “cut the cord” emotionally and their family of origin (especially their mothers) continue to be involved in their daily lives, problems, decisions, activities, etc. As you can imagine, this is extra difficult for a spouse from another culture where we generally live in nuclear families and have a different dynamic with our families of origin.
ties into 16. plus you can build on the roof of your family house.
18. Electricity and internet service are completely unreliable.
work pretty good in favelas.
19. Water safety is questionable. Brazilians drink it without dying, sure, but based on the total lack of enforcement of other laws and abundance of corruption, I don’t trust the government that says it’s totally safe and won’t hurt you in the long term.
tolerance over generations, son just like the b e a n e r s and their water.
20. And finally, Brazilians only have 1 kind of beer (a watery pilsner) and it really sucks, and of course, imported beers are expensive.
wrong.
(http://xtudo.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Fernanda-Machado-Luciana-Alencar-Insensato-Cora%C3%A7%C3%A3o-11.jpg)
fernanda. :-*
ron, you fat troll, stop deleting stuff.
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lmaoooo to this hardgainer post
he spent a lot of time to write his soo bias ideas haha its funny in reallty
something theere is true, like the government is so fucking corrupt, woman obssed
but the rest is simple garbage like beer, water, eletricty, internet hahahahah lol and about what he thinks about the brazilian mentallity .... i think you could write a book and be a good seller dont yu think?
wow ... know som much about us :o :'(
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lmaoooo to this hardgainer post
he spent a lot of time to write his soo bias ideas haha its funny in reallty
something theere is true, like the government is so fucking corrupt, woman obssed
but the rest is simple garbage like beer, water, eletricty, internet hahahahah lol and about what he thinks about the brazilian mentallity .... i think you could write a book and be a good seller dont yu think?
wow ... know som much about us :o :'(
are you bam-bam or romeo brasil's gimmick?
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are you bam-bam or romeo brasil's gimmick?
Hey G, does Fernanda have nudes?
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Hey G, does Fernanda have nudes?
i'll let you know when i find them.
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are you bam-bam or romeo brasil's gimmick?
nope.
but yea i know bam bam is famous here ;)
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I wonder why aids is spreading so rapidly down there in Brazil. Do you think it has something to do with men frequenting trannies and passing it on to women they're in relationships with.
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nope.
but yea i know bam bam is famous here ;)
if you can arrange a place for me in Minas Gerais, we can talk over it with a plate of fried testicles.
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By gf and i are going to the next carnival visiting sp, rio and floripa. I will report.
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By gf and i are going to the next carnival visiting sp, rio and floripa. I will report.
for those who have visited, lived and worked there, we have already reported. wtf are you going to say that we havent? i'm assuming the economic dynamics have changed since the reais is 1:1.7 vs 1:3 several years ago vs the usa dollar, so you'll get less for your money.
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if you can arrange a place for me in Minas Gerais, we can talk over it with a plate of fried testicles.
heheh, ok , i live in south thought ;D
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for those who have visited, lived and worked there, we have already reported. wtf are you going to say that we havent? i'm assuming the economic dynamics have changed since the reais is 1:1.7 vs 1:3 several years ago vs the usa dollar, so you'll get less for your money.
i will report WITH PICS.
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1. Brazilians have no consideration for people outside their immediate circle, and are often just plain rude. For example, a neighbor who plays loud music all night; and even if you ask him politely to turn the volume down, he tells you to f**k off. And basic politeness? A simple “excuse me” when someone almost knocks you over on the street? Forget it.
2. Brazilians are aggressive and opportunistic, and usually at someone else’s expense. It’s like a “survival instinct” in high gear, all the time. The best example is driving. If they see a way to pass you, they will, even if it means almost killing you, and even if they’re not in a hurry. So why do they do it? It’s just because they can, because they see the opportunity. They feel like they always need to take whatever they can, whenever they can, regardless of who is harmed as a result.
3. Brazilians have no respect for their environment. They dump big loads of trash anywhere and everywhere, and the littering is unbelievable. The streets are really dirty. The natural resources, abundant as they are, are being squandered at an amazing rate.
4. Brazilians tolerate an amazing amount of corruption in both business and government. While all governments have corrupt officials, it’s more obvious and rampant in Brazil than most countries, and yet the population keeps re-electing these people.
5. Brazilian women are overly obsessed with their bodies and very critical of (and competitive with) each other.
6. Brazilians, especially men, are highly prone to extramarital affairs. Unless the man never leaves the house, odds are he has a mistress.
7. Brazilians are very expressive of their negative opinions of others, with complete disregard about possibly hurting someone’s feelings.
8. Brazilians who perform services (i.e. repairpersons, gardners, etc.) are almost always unreliable, incompetent, lazy and always late.
9. Brazilians have a very prominent classe system. The rich have a sense of entitlement that is beyond a caricature. They think the rules do not apply to them, that they are above the system, and are very arrogant and inconsiderate, especially with each other. The poor, meanwhile, are paid so little that they never have an opportunity to lift themselves out of poverty and therefore often turn to crime or simply become lazy and indignant regarding their jobs because they see no hope for the future and no point in trying to do a good job.
10. Brazilians constantly interrupt and talk over each other. Trying to have a conversation is like a competition to be heard, a shouting match.
11. Brazilian police are essentially non-existent when it comes to enforcing laws to protect the population, such as enforcing traffic laws, finding and arresting thieves, etc. Laws exist, but no one enforces them, the judicial system is a joke and there is usually no recourse for the citizen who is robbed, cheated or otherwise harmed. People live in fear and build walls around their houses or pay high fees to live in gated communities.
12. Brazilians make everything inconvenient and difficult. Nothing is streamlined or designed with the customer’s convenience in mind, and Brazilians have a high tolerance for astounding levels of unnecessary and redundant bureaucracy.
13. Brazilians tolerate such high taxes and import duties that make everything, especially home products, electronics and cars, unbelievably expensive. And for business owners, following the rules and paying all your taxes makes it almost impossible to be profitable. As a result, corruption and bribes in business and government are commonplace. The bureaucracy, laws and high taxes exist to provide the opportunity for the corrupt to facilitate “working around” the system. Meanwhile the consumer is forced to bear an extraordinarily high cost of living, which exacerbates the difficulties of the poor.
14. It’s hot as hell 9 months out of the year, and central heating/cooling doesn’t exist here because the houses are not constructed to be airtight or insulated or include air ducts. So you either suffer for 9 months or confine yourself to a small room with a wall a/c unit. And in the 3 months where it actually gets “cold,” you freeze at night.
15. The food may be fresher, less processed and generally healthier than American or European food, but it is very bland, repetitive and very inconvenient. Processed, frozen or ready-made foods in the supermarket are few, expensive and generally terrible. Most foods are made from scratch and if you can’t afford a maid to do it for you, you’ll spend a lot of time in the kitchen. Restaurants abound but there are few convenient options, as Brazilians favor sit-down meals and there are almost no drive-thrus except crappy fast food.
16. Brazilians are super social and rarely spend any time alone, especially meals and weekends. This is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because I enjoy my space and privacy, but the cultural expectation is that you will attend (or worse, invite) friends and family to every single meal and you are criticized for not behaving “normally” if you choose to be alone.
17. Brazilians stay very close, emotionally and geographically, to their families of origin their whole lives. Like #16, this is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because it makes me uncomfortable and affects my marriage. Brazilian adults never “cut the cord” emotionally and their family of origin (especially their mothers) continue to be involved in their daily lives, problems, decisions, activities, etc. As you can imagine, this is extra difficult for a spouse from another culture where we generally live in nuclear families and have a different dynamic with our families of origin.
18. Electricity and internet service are completely unreliable.
19. Water safety is questionable. Brazilians drink it without dying, sure, but based on the total lack of enforcement of other laws and abundance of corruption, I don’t trust the government that says it’s totally safe and won’t hurt you in the long term.
20. And finally, Brazilians only have 1 kind of beer (a watery pilsner) and it really sucks, and of course, imported beers are expensive.
Usually i do not talk to gimmicks... since gimmicks are a prove that someone got but hurt.
Number 1 an 2
talking about rude and polite...at least we do not invade other countries stealing and killing innocent people.
Number 3
USA is the second worst per capita carbon emitter with for 19.78 tonne of emission per person. America is also ranked the world's second highest polluter with 5,903 million tonns of carbon dioxide emission.
Number 4
Did you got your money back from the bailout? wall street owns your congress.
Number 5
Hot weather.. your use less clothes... your body is way more exposed.. one of the reason they want to be in shape.
USA do not have that problem... that's why most of Americans looks like a whale.
Number 6
Do i need to mention the divorces in USA? Tiger and that politician from NY.
Number 7 and 8
Bullshit.
Number 9
USA its becoming like Brazil... no middle class... you must be really stupid if you can not see that.
Number 10
That is a culture thing... have you been to Italy?
Number 11
Living in fear? you guys do not leave the house without a gun.
When was the last terror attack in Brazil?
Number 12
Bullshit
Number 13
Corruption? Maddof and bailout.. should i continue?
Number 14
Heating system in Brazil? you kidding right? who that fuck needs that in Brazil?
Btw: it's hot... but dry hot.. we are used to hot weather... and we love it.
Number 15
Brazilian food repetitive? lol. frozen food is shit.. we like fresh food.
Frozen food and fast food sucks... no wonder there's a whale in every corner in USA.
Number 16 and 17
That's because we are warm and friendly people.
Most of cities in USA people are so cold.. no talking, no laughing and worst very uptight people.
Number 18
Yeah!!! I'm having such a hard time to go online.
Number 19
Look at the picture.
Number 20
Expensive? that is relative... guess you must poor... a poor guy living in a rich country bragging about rich stuff.
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what a trite dance looks like theyre stomping cockroaches
She's dancing, most ow women do not know how to walk wearing high heels.
And btw nice meltdown.
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Usually i do not talk to gimmicks... since gimmicks are a prove that someone got but hurt.
Number 1 an 2
talking about rude and polite...at least we do not invade other countries stealing and killing innocent people.
Number 3
USA is the second worst per capita carbon emitter with for 19.78 tonne of emission per person. America is also ranked the world's second highest polluter with 5,903 million tonns of carbon dioxide emission.
Number 4
Did you got your money back from the bailout? wall street owns your congress.
Number 5
Hot weather.. your use less clothes... your body is way more exposed.. one of the reason they want to be in shape.
USA do not have that problem... that's why most of Americans looks like a whale.
Number 6
Do i need to mention the divorces in USA? Tiger and that politician from NY.
Number 7 and 8
Bullshit.
Number 9
USA its becoming like Brazil... no middle class... you must be really stupid if you can not see that.
Number 10
That is a culture thing... have you been to Italy?
Number 11
Living in fear? you guys do not leave the house without a gun.
When was the last terror attack in Brazil?
Number 12
Bullshit
Number 13
Corruption? Maddof and bailout.. should i continue?
Number 14
Heating system in Brazil? you kidding right? who that fuck needs that in Brazil?
Btw: it's hot... but dry hot.. we are used to hot weather... and we love it.
Number 15
Brazilian food repetitive? lol. frozen food is shit.. we like fresh food.
Frozen food and fast food sucks... no wonder there's a whale in every corner in USA.
Number 16 and 17
That's because we are warm and friendly people.
Most of cities in USA people are so cold.. no talking, no laughing and worst very uptight people.
Number 18
Yeah!!! I'm having such a hard time to go online.
Number 19
Look at the picture.
Number 20
Expensive? that is relative... guess you must poor... a poor guy living in a rich country bragging about rich stuff.
LOL, you tard, you just proved SMM post about how Brazilians have to always compare themselves to Americans. The guy you posted against didnt even reference where he was from, the most he did was compare food from Brazil versus America AND Europe. Yet you retort with almost all comments comparing his points against Brazil to that of the USA. You just self owned yourself buddy......sorry
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you have to learn where to go in brazil, like in any other country. You can't go to rio or norther cities en expect nice, safe, wealthy, clean places. Go to the south and the mostly white cities (blumenau, margarita, pomodore, florianapolis etc) and you're gtg.
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lol finally someone sayes this.
nice outing 8)
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First you said that Brazil had no noble prize winners... you were wrong.. i prove you and educate you.
But Brazil does NOT have any Nobel Prize winners, idiot. So how have you educated me ??? Epic self-ownage.
SUCKMYMUSCLE
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whole cares about nobels?
barry soetoro has a nobel right?
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1. Brazilians have no consideration for people outside their immediate circle, and are often just plain rude. For example, a neighbor who plays loud music all night; and even if you ask him politely to turn the volume down, he tells you to f**k off. And basic politeness? A simple “excuse me” when someone almost knocks you over on the street? Forget it.
2. Brazilians are aggressive and opportunistic, and usually at someone else’s expense. It’s like a “survival instinct” in high gear, all the time. The best example is driving. If they see a way to pass you, they will, even if it means almost killing you, and even if they’re not in a hurry. So why do they do it? It’s just because they can, because they see the opportunity. They feel like they always need to take whatever they can, whenever they can, regardless of who is harmed as a result.
3. Brazilians have no respect for their environment. They dump big loads of trash anywhere and everywhere, and the littering is unbelievable. The streets are really dirty. The natural resources, abundant as they are, are being squandered at an amazing rate.
4. Brazilians tolerate an amazing amount of corruption in both business and government. While all governments have corrupt officials, it’s more obvious and rampant in Brazil than most countries, and yet the population keeps re-electing these people.
5. Brazilian women are overly obsessed with their bodies and very critical of (and competitive with) each other.
6. Brazilians, especially men, are highly prone to extramarital affairs. Unless the man never leaves the house, odds are he has a mistress.
7. Brazilians are very expressive of their negative opinions of others, with complete disregard about possibly hurting someone’s feelings.
8. Brazilians who perform services (i.e. repairpersons, gardners, etc.) are almost always unreliable, incompetent, lazy and always late.
9. Brazilians have a very prominent classe system. The rich have a sense of entitlement that is beyond a caricature. They think the rules do not apply to them, that they are above the system, and are very arrogant and inconsiderate, especially with each other. The poor, meanwhile, are paid so little that they never have an opportunity to lift themselves out of poverty and therefore often turn to crime or simply become lazy and indignant regarding their jobs because they see no hope for the future and no point in trying to do a good job.
10. Brazilians constantly interrupt and talk over each other. Trying to have a conversation is like a competition to be heard, a shouting match.
11. Brazilian police are essentially non-existent when it comes to enforcing laws to protect the population, such as enforcing traffic laws, finding and arresting thieves, etc. Laws exist, but no one enforces them, the judicial system is a joke and there is usually no recourse for the citizen who is robbed, cheated or otherwise harmed. People live in fear and build walls around their houses or pay high fees to live in gated communities.
12. Brazilians make everything inconvenient and difficult. Nothing is streamlined or designed with the customer’s convenience in mind, and Brazilians have a high tolerance for astounding levels of unnecessary and redundant bureaucracy.
13. Brazilians tolerate such high taxes and import duties that make everything, especially home products, electronics and cars, unbelievably expensive. And for business owners, following the rules and paying all your taxes makes it almost impossible to be profitable. As a result, corruption and bribes in business and government are commonplace. The bureaucracy, laws and high taxes exist to provide the opportunity for the corrupt to facilitate “working around” the system. Meanwhile the consumer is forced to bear an extraordinarily high cost of living, which exacerbates the difficulties of the poor.
14. It’s hot as hell 9 months out of the year, and central heating/cooling doesn’t exist here because the houses are not constructed to be airtight or insulated or include air ducts. So you either suffer for 9 months or confine yourself to a small room with a wall a/c unit. And in the 3 months where it actually gets “cold,” you freeze at night.
15. The food may be fresher, less processed and generally healthier than American or European food, but it is very bland, repetitive and very inconvenient. Processed, frozen or ready-made foods in the supermarket are few, expensive and generally terrible. Most foods are made from scratch and if you can’t afford a maid to do it for you, you’ll spend a lot of time in the kitchen. Restaurants abound but there are few convenient options, as Brazilians favor sit-down meals and there are almost no drive-thrus except crappy fast food.
16. Brazilians are super social and rarely spend any time alone, especially meals and weekends. This is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because I enjoy my space and privacy, but the cultural expectation is that you will attend (or worse, invite) friends and family to every single meal and you are criticized for not behaving “normally” if you choose to be alone.
17. Brazilians stay very close, emotionally and geographically, to their families of origin their whole lives. Like #16, this is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because it makes me uncomfortable and affects my marriage. Brazilian adults never “cut the cord” emotionally and their family of origin (especially their mothers) continue to be involved in their daily lives, problems, decisions, activities, etc. As you can imagine, this is extra difficult for a spouse from another culture where we generally live in nuclear families and have a different dynamic with our families of origin.
18. Electricity and internet service are completely unreliable.
19. Water safety is questionable. Brazilians drink it without dying, sure, but based on the total lack of enforcement of other laws and abundance of corruption, I don’t trust the government that says it’s totally safe and won’t hurt you in the long term.
20. And finally, Brazilians only have 1 kind of beer (a watery pilsner) and it really sucks, and of course, imported beers are expensive.
This is an outstanding post. So true.
I am going to throw a bone to Brazil and say one thing at which they are superior to Americans: I think Brazilians are very good and nurturing towards their chidren. They never abandon their kids even in the rare instances when man and woman divorce. I am talking about individual Brazilians here. Of course, as a Society, Brazilians have no problem letting millions of kids starve in the streets. But when it comes to their kids, they seldom abandon them. Compare this to the U.S, where the divorce rate is 50% and parents usually abandon them after they divorce. And even when they don't, the kids get kicked out of the house when they turn 18 to fend for themselves and don't receive any help after that. Anglo-Saxons tend to be very cold and ruthless when it comes to their kids. Brazilian are a lot more family-oriented and Brazilian families are a lot more united and helpful towards each other than Anglo-American families. The downside of Brazilian family-orientation is that this extends to the government, and the government assumes a paternalistic role treating citizens like children and restricting their rights almost completely.
But this is the only thing at which Brazil is superior to the U.S in my opinion. At everything else, the U.S is a vastly preferable country to live in than Brazil. Just the fact that there is a 100 fold greater chance of dying in a Brazilian metropolis than an American metropolis is enough to make the U.S much better as the right to live is the most important thing of all.
SUCKMYMUSCLE
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LOL, you tard, you just proved SMM post about how Brazilians have to always compare themselves to Americans. The guy you posted against didnt even reference where he was from, the most he did was compare food from Brazil versus America AND Europe. Yet you retort with almost all comments comparing his points against Brazil to that of the USA. You just self owned yourself buddy......sorry
Really? prove he is not American.
He is posts and attitude will give an idea... hope this helps.
But Brazil does NOT have any Nobel Prize winners, idiot. So how have you educated me ??? Epic self-ownage.
SUCKMYMUSCLE
See i was right... every time you post something here... your b/f is pounding your ass and the peanut inside your skull shakes... and because of that you can not think straight.
Go back to my post and look for this name "Peter Medawar" let me know.
You just got pwnde again.. please let it go.
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GRACIE JIU-JITSU and his fellow macacos have been gotten to, Im not the author of that list
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LOL at people getting ofended by those comments. We are in GETBIG (troll troll troll...), in any other place I'd have a debate, but here? haha
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1. Brazilians have no consideration for people outside their immediate circle, and are often just plain rude. For example, a neighbor who plays loud music all night; and even if you ask him politely to turn the volume down, he tells you to f**k off. And basic politeness? A simple “excuse me” when someone almost knocks you over on the street? Forget it.
2. Brazilians are aggressive and opportunistic, and usually at someone else’s expense. It’s like a “survival instinct” in high gear, all the time. The best example is driving. If they see a way to pass you, they will, even if it means almost killing you, and even if they’re not in a hurry. So why do they do it? It’s just because they can, because they see the opportunity. They feel like they always need to take whatever they can, whenever they can, regardless of who is harmed as a result.
3. Brazilians have no respect for their environment. They dump big loads of trash anywhere and everywhere, and the littering is unbelievable. The streets are really dirty. The natural resources, abundant as they are, are being squandered at an amazing rate.
4. Brazilians tolerate an amazing amount of corruption in both business and government. While all governments have corrupt officials, it’s more obvious and rampant in Brazil than most countries, and yet the population keeps re-electing these people.
5. Brazilian women are overly obsessed with their bodies and very critical of (and competitive with) each other.
6. Brazilians, especially men, are highly prone to extramarital affairs. Unless the man never leaves the house, odds are he has a mistress.
7. Brazilians are very expressive of their negative opinions of others, with complete disregard about possibly hurting someone’s feelings.
8. Brazilians who perform services (i.e. repairpersons, gardners, etc.) are almost always unreliable, incompetent, lazy and always late.
9. Brazilians have a very prominent classe system. The rich have a sense of entitlement that is beyond a caricature. They think the rules do not apply to them, that they are above the system, and are very arrogant and inconsiderate, especially with each other. The poor, meanwhile, are paid so little that they never have an opportunity to lift themselves out of poverty and therefore often turn to crime or simply become lazy and indignant regarding their jobs because they see no hope for the future and no point in trying to do a good job.
10. Brazilians constantly interrupt and talk over each other. Trying to have a conversation is like a competition to be heard, a shouting match.
11. Brazilian police are essentially non-existent when it comes to enforcing laws to protect the population, such as enforcing traffic laws, finding and arresting thieves, etc. Laws exist, but no one enforces them, the judicial system is a joke and there is usually no recourse for the citizen who is robbed, cheated or otherwise harmed. People live in fear and build walls around their houses or pay high fees to live in gated communities.
12. Brazilians make everything inconvenient and difficult. Nothing is streamlined or designed with the customer’s convenience in mind, and Brazilians have a high tolerance for astounding levels of unnecessary and redundant bureaucracy.
13. Brazilians tolerate such high taxes and import duties that make everything, especially home products, electronics and cars, unbelievably expensive. And for business owners, following the rules and paying all your taxes makes it almost impossible to be profitable. As a result, corruption and bribes in business and government are commonplace. The bureaucracy, laws and high taxes exist to provide the opportunity for the corrupt to facilitate “working around” the system. Meanwhile the consumer is forced to bear an extraordinarily high cost of living, which exacerbates the difficulties of the poor.
14. It’s hot as hell 9 months out of the year, and central heating/cooling doesn’t exist here because the houses are not constructed to be airtight or insulated or include air ducts. So you either suffer for 9 months or confine yourself to a small room with a wall a/c unit. And in the 3 months where it actually gets “cold,” you freeze at night.
15. The food may be fresher, less processed and generally healthier than American or European food, but it is very bland, repetitive and very inconvenient. Processed, frozen or ready-made foods in the supermarket are few, expensive and generally terrible. Most foods are made from scratch and if you can’t afford a maid to do it for you, you’ll spend a lot of time in the kitchen. Restaurants abound but there are few convenient options, as Brazilians favor sit-down meals and there are almost no drive-thrus except crappy fast food.
16. Brazilians are super social and rarely spend any time alone, especially meals and weekends. This is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because I enjoy my space and privacy, but the cultural expectation is that you will attend (or worse, invite) friends and family to every single meal and you are criticized for not behaving “normally” if you choose to be alone.
17. Brazilians stay very close, emotionally and geographically, to their families of origin their whole lives. Like #16, this is not necessarily a bad quality but personally I hate it because it makes me uncomfortable and affects my marriage. Brazilian adults never “cut the cord” emotionally and their family of origin (especially their mothers) continue to be involved in their daily lives, problems, decisions, activities, etc. As you can imagine, this is extra difficult for a spouse from another culture where we generally live in nuclear families and have a different dynamic with our families of origin.
18. Electricity and internet service are completely unreliable.
19. Water safety is questionable. Brazilians drink it without dying, sure, but based on the total lack of enforcement of other laws and abundance of corruption, I don’t trust the government that says it’s totally safe and won’t hurt you in the long term.
20. And finally, Brazilians only have 1 kind of beer (a watery pilsner) and it really sucks, and of course, imported beers are expensive.
Sadly i have to say you are almost totally right, but there are exceptions, specially in south of Brazil, an area colonized mostly by german, italian immigrants.
There is a very negative cultural aspect that affect brazilian people, it comes from the slavery time as a sense of submission to the high classes (landlords), and a sheep mentality.
Our ex president who was even capable of reading and writing, used to say "The oil belongs to the people", but even owning the oil, we pay for one of the most expensive fuel in the world, and more, our gasoline is from 1/4 to 1/3 alcohol, so i don't think it should be called gasoline at all.
Brazilian cars are the most expensive in the world (take that americans!), and imported cars are silly expensive here, a basic Camaro for example is $26.000 there, but arrives here at around $100.000, with a more fuel efficient V6 engine. :o
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I liked Brasil when I visited, but the one thing i absoluty hated......
When you take a shit, you dont flush the toilet paper....you put it in a basket next to the toilet. So you have a basket of shitty toilet paper sitting next to you for god knows how long