Kropa, jak mnie jeszcze raz zablokujesz

[abe_ltd]

to bedziemy mialy na pienku.

[i-love-2-bike]

abe_ltd napisała:

> to bedziemy mialy na pienku.

he he you are not the only one:))we are just bad girls:))

[abe_ltd]

She must be jelaous of the two of us - young and beautiful, quite some
comepetition for old and tired Kropa ;)))

[i-love-2-bike]

abe_ltd napisała:

> She must be jelaous of the two of us - young and beautiful, quite some
> comepetition for old and tired Kropa ;)))

yo man,young,and rich,and spirited,and beautiful what else is out there:)))

We've got it all -

[abe_ltd]

yo man,young,and rich,and spirited,and beautiful what else is out there:)))

No to mamy sobie teraz towarzystwo wzajemnej adoracji ;)

[i-love-2-bike]

abe_ltd napisała:

> yo man,young,and rich,and spirited,and beautiful what else is out there:)))
>
> No to mamy sobie teraz towarzystwo wzajemnej adoracji ;)

kropa chrapie a wiec hulaj dusza kropy nie ma,az do polskiego rana. teraz cisza
i spokoj na forum,chyba bede siadac z mojego wieczora do kompa,bo w tym czasie
to jedynie 2-3 smetne duszyczki na antypodach tu jedynie pisza i mozna bawic sie
do woli:))) ichaa.

[abe_ltd]

My tu smetnie bo na antypodach z reguly nudy na pudy!

[i-love-2-bike]

abe_ltd napisała:

> My tu smetnie bo na antypodach z reguly nudy na pudy!

jakie nudy,kazdy pokoj rapuje,gra,spiewa lub sie w przerwie kloci:)))

[mars_99]

i-love-2-bike napisała:

> abe_ltd napisała:
>
> > She must be jelaous of the two of us - young and beautiful, quite some
> > comepetition for old and tired Kropa ;)))
>
> yo man,young,and rich,and spirited,and beautiful what else is out there:)))
don't forget smart..;)
or maybe just Young and Restless..:)

[i-love-2-bike]

mars_99 napisał:

> i-love-2-bike napisała:
>
> > abe_ltd napisała:
> >
> > > She must be jelaous of the two of us - young and beautiful, quite s
> ome
> > > comepetition for old and tired Kropa ;)))
> >
> > yo man,young,and rich,and spirited,and beautiful what else is out there:)
> ))
> don't forget smart..;)
> or maybe just Young and Restless..:)

he,he that goes without saying:))) mozna nawet jakies hip-hop posluchac,czy
innego rapa jak wszyscy madrzy i jenteligentni juz spia:)))

[abe_ltd]

Tylko zlego nie obudz tymi rappowymi rytmami.

[i-love-2-bike]

abe_ltd napisała:

> Tylko zlego nie obudz tymi rappowymi rytmami.

a co,najwyzej zobaczy na pol zsuniete majtki opadajki:)))

[abe_ltd]

To ja juz wole The Bold and the Beautiful ;DDD

[i-love-2-bike]

abe_ltd napisała:

> To ja juz wole The Bold and the Beautiful ;DDD

what the old eagle?:))))

[abe_ltd]

Ty siem nie smiej bo ja to obgladam regularnie i przywiazalam sie juz do
bohaterow. Maz uwaza ze soap operas powinny byc wyjete spod prawa ;)

[i-love-2-bike]

abe_ltd napisała:

> Ty siem nie smiej bo ja to obgladam regularnie i przywiazalam sie juz do
> bohaterow. Maz uwaza ze soap operas powinny byc wyjete spod prawa ;)

ty mnie nie baw,obgladasz soaps? hi hi hi:))) no czas na mnie hiba dosyc dzisiaj
sie posmialam:))) pozdr.

[abe_ltd]

Obgladam... ale nie wszystkie ;-DDDD
Dobranoc jak mawia dr chemii

zebyscie mialy o czym myslec

[zbalansowany]

Jaka jest prawdziwa kobieta?
Nigdy nie ma:
- czasu,
- pieniędzy,
- w co się ubrać
Zawsze ma:
- rację,
- genialne dzieci
- męża idiotę.
Z niczego potrafi zrobić:
- sałatkę,
- kapelusz
- awanturę małżeńską.

[i-love-2-bike]

zbalansowany napisał:

> Jaka jest prawdziwa kobieta?
> Nigdy nie ma:
> - czasu,
> - pieniędzy,
> - w co się ubrać
> Zawsze ma:
> - rację,
> - genialne dzieci
> - męża idiotę.
> Z niczego potrafi zrobić:
> - sałatkę,
> - kapelusz
> - awanturę małżeńską.

no dobra a prawdziwy chlop?

[zbalansowany]

Przychodzi pijany mąż z pracy do domu o 3.00 nad ranem. Wściekła żona wita go
wrzaskiem w drzwiach. Nakrzyczała na męża, że ma już dość tych kłamstw o
konferencjach i pracy po godzinach i w końcu się pyta:
- Będziesz jeszcze pił?
Mąż coś bełkocze pod nosem. Żona nic nie rozumie:
- No pytam się, będziesz jeszcze pił??
Znowu mąż bełkocze
- Będziesz jeszcze pił, czy nie!! - wrzeszczy żona.
Na to mąż:
- No dobra, skoro nalegasz to nalej jeszcze pięćdziesiątkę

prawdziwy chlop

[zbalansowany]

jest logiczny

[i-love-2-bike]

zbalansowany napisał:

> jest logiczny

ta jak dziurawa para kaloszy:))) dobranoc bo na antypodach juz ciemno:)))

[abe_ltd]

A to sobie zbalansowany komplemencik strzelil! Logiczny... my arse.

[abe_ltd]

A prawdziwy mezczyzna? Wszystko na odwrot, a zatem
zawszes ma czas, pieniadze (or so he thinks as he never checks the bank balance)
i w co sie ubrac (same old jeans and t-shirt with Metallica in concert 1989).
Nidgy nie ma racji, a dzieci to tez nie jego. Maz idiota - not applicable.
Nic nie potrafi zrobic, full stop.
:D

[zbalansowany]

No toscie sie baby rozwrzeszczaly !

[zbalansowany]

A my przeciez jestesmy tacy delikatni i nie lubimy jak na nas ktos krzyczy!

[abe_ltd]

No bo przeciez krzyk jest nielogiczny, no nie? ;-)

[zbalansowany]

Tylko dobrocia, delikatnoscia, i napisalas logicznie - krzyk jest NIELOGICZNY!

[abe_ltd]

I nawet pozwole Ci myslec, ze wygrales



yeah, right.

[zbalansowany]

Gdzie mieszkasz, jesli mozna wiedziec?

[abe_ltd]

A ty?

[zbalansowany]

Melbourne

[abe_ltd]

suburban Auckland (jade okolo godziny do pracy ale za to mam widoki, krowki i
owieczki pasace sie przy drodze itp przyjemnosci).

NZ

[zbalansowany]

Ja niestety nie czuje sie dobrze nie czujac pod nogami asfaltu, wiec krowki to
nie ja. Ostatniej zimy wycofalem sie z wyjazdu na narty do NZ, bo musialem w
tym czasie byc w Europie.
Z Melbourne jakis facet z tutejszej polonii co kilka miesiecy organizuje
wycieczki autokarowe po N Zelandii, mysle ze na jakas sie zdecyduje.
A jak tam nasi (mowie o dziadkach z emigracji solidarnosciowej) w Auckland?

[abe_ltd]

Nie znam nikogo tutaj z Polski. Raczej z Poludniowej Afryki, no i Kiwis. Jest
tu duzo polskiej imigracji powojennej, ale w Wellington, a to jest juz drugie
pokolenie.
Jak bedziesz przejezdzal przez NZ to oczywiscie daj znac.
A tutaj masz mile wiadomosci z walacej sie na ryj gieldy hamerykanskiej. Co do
krachu pomyliles sie o jakies trzy miesiace, ale poza tym to chyba miales racje


fter last week's market plunge - when America's three main stock gauges fell
more than 3 percent - Wall Street and unusually nervous individual investors
are looking to the flood of earnings reports this week to see how optimistic
corporate America is in its outlook for the economy.

Almost a third of the companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index and
almost half the 30 companies that make up the Dow Jones industrial average are
to report earnings for the first three months of the year. But more
importantly, many of them will comment on the financial quarters ahead and
could either counter or reinforce the current pessimism about the economy.

Among the big names are Intel, a bellwether for the already struggling
technology sector, whose shares fell 5 percent last week, and Caterpillar, a
company whose earnings and stock price are hurt when economic growth slows. Its
stock plunged nearly 8 percent.

But early earnings warnings from companies like General Motors and Ford have
already discouraged investors, and I.B.M.'s surprise earnings shortfall last
week was one reason that stocks dropped so sharply. And while earnings growth
for the quarter is expected to be respectable, that growth is likely to be well
below the pace of last year.

Whether or not the answer on the economic outlook from corporate executives is
positive, it is clear that the mood of the investors has changed markedly.
Investors finally seem to believe that high crude oil and gasoline prices are
curtailing consumer spending, slowing economic growth and cutting into
corporate earnings.

The suddenness of this shift, based on just a few new economic reports last
week, is probably why the market fell so sharply. It had its worst week since
August, and all three main market gauges are at new lows for the year.

"I'm nervous," said James W. Paulsen, chief investment officer at Wells Capital
Management. "Although the market sold off earlier this year and had a sharp
decline in the beginning of 2003, this feels a little bit different. Maybe it's
the violence of it."

Only six weeks ago, on March 4, the Dow Jones industrials stood just 59 points
from 11,000 and both the Dow and the S.& P. 500 were at their highest levels
since the summer of 2001.

Investors were worried then about economic growth being a little too strong and
emerging inflationary pressures. Now, the Dow is just 87 points from 10,000 and
the two gauges are on the verge of giving up all the gains since the election
in November.

The shift in mood and economic outlook has been so swift that Federal Reserve
officials appear to have been caught flat-footed.

In the minutes released last week from the March 22 meeting of Fed policy
makers, panel members talked of solid job growth and capital spending and
expressed concern about inflationary pressures.

Since then, it has been reported that job growth slowed in March and that
retail sales were much weaker than expected last month. The United States'
record trade deficit with the rest of the world in February also showed that
American exports were sluggish.

Even if the market stabilizes, it is not clear that it can get back onto a
track to new highs. That is because stocks are falling now on a surge in fears
of slower economic growth. But if that concern passes, then investors are
likely to be faced with the consequences of stronger growth: inflation
pressures and higher interest rates from the Federal Reserve.

"We don't have a lot of evidence that things are terrible, yet," said Thomas
McManus, equity strategist at Banc of America Securities.

He said that the stock decline so far had not changed his forecast of a 7
percent return, including dividends, for the S.& P. 500 over the next 12
months. But, he added, "That certainly is not enough to be considered a
compelling reason to buy stocks."

A drop in oil and gasoline prices would reduce fears of slowing growth and
maybe calm the stock market. But last week, the price of crude oil for May
delivery plunged 5.3 percent to $50.49 a barrel and the Dow dropped 3.6
percent, the S.& P. 500 fell 3.3 percent, and the Nasdaq composite index lost
4.6 percent.

A rebound in foreign markets, where some benchmark stock gauges dropped more
than 4 percent last week, could help confidence, but foreign investors usually
look to Wall Street to stabilize a global fall in the markets. In Tokyo, the
Nikkei average of 225 stocks fell 369.48, or 3.3 percent, to 11,001.21 at the
11 a.m. lunch break.

The recent drop in longer-term interest rates, with the yield on the Treasury's
10-year note back down to 4.24 percent Friday could help.

[zbalansowany]

No tak, nie da sie przez lata wydawac wiecej niz sie zarabia, i pozyczac na
procent nizszy niz inflacja. Z tym ze straszna kupa tego szmalu poszla w
nieruchomosci - ktos obliczyl ze w samych Stanach jest kilka milionow pustych,
niezamieszkanych domow, wiec i rynek niruchomosci kiepsko wyglada.
Zobaczymy co czas przyniesie

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