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cancer1 küldte:
Oymyakon, The Coldest Town on Earth
www.damncoolpictures.com/2013/02/oymyakon-coldest-town-on-earth.html

Ja, igen, igen a takarítónők és a titkárnők már benn voltak, bocs...

Ennek van olyan változata ahol zene is van. Nem tudja valaki, hogy annak mi a linkje ?

Nagyo nötletesek és ha tényleg nincs mit csinálni ezzel a hulladékkal (kivéve a bezúzást, tömörítést), akkor legaláb legyen belőle ilyen szép dolog.

Jó az az oldal.
Egy olyan országban, ahol számítanak az emberek, nem is csoda, hogy ilyet kaphatnak a lakók, akkoriban itt más szelek fújtak.

IGEN!EZ AZ!MEGCSINÁLTUK!!!:)NYERTÜNK!:)Hungary Wins COTY People's Choice Award
In the public's eyes, Hungary has created the Coin of the Year. This year for the first time a COTY People's Choice Award was selected by more than 100,000 coin enthusiasts worldwide who voted online at NumisMaster.com. The award goes to the Hungarian Mint for its copper-nickel 50-forint that commemorates the 50th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian revolution. It is KM-789.

"The COTY award recognizes the artistic and historic significance of coins worldwide," said David C. Harper, editor of World Coin News, which sponsors the COTY awards. "Each coin honored tells a unique story that will be shared for generations to come." Fifteen coins were selected by a panel of expert judges for the People's Choice Award online ballot. "We saw a lot of national pride exhibited as the votes came in," Harper said.

Canada's destiny was in the stars as it won the 2008 Coin of the Year Award sponsored by World Coin News, a monthly periodical dedicated to collectors of world coins. A four-piece set of $50 palladium coins showing the Big Bear and Little Bear constellations in changing seasonal positions was voted the winner in the second round of balloting by an international panel of judges. They are KM-672-675 in the Standard Catalog of World Coins identification system.

The 2008 Coin of the Year award program recognizes coins dated from the year 2006. The awards presentation was set for Saturday, Feb. 2, during a ceremony at the World Money Fair in Berlin, Germany.

A mai cukizé kommentben érkezik: www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGqedbRTz3U :)

...vagy nincs is bele. :)

cancer1 küldte:
http://damncoolpics.blogspot.com/2008/05/chewing-gum-installations-and.html

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