Iniciado por AnotherBrickInTheWall

Amén. Además a mí siempre me hizo gracia esa frasecilla que comenta "España es la California-Florida de Europa". ¡Más quisieramos!, que aún con la ruina de la burbuja americana, ambos estados son mucho más que geriátricos y mar de grúas. Ya quisiéramos ser una potencia en el desarrollo de tecnología en el campo de la informática, ya quisiéramos tener Silicon Valley, ya quisiéramos la industria aeroespacial de Florida, el turismo de valor añadido de los Disney World, Magic Kingdom, Universal Studios etc en lugar de ranciadas Benidormescas con Terra-Cagada Mítica, Industria del cine y del entretenimiento, sobra decir la mierda de cine que tenemos, Industria farmacéutica, biotecnología etc etc. Menudos faroles nos lanzamos en el país donde un apilatochos tiene honorarios superiores a los de un licenciado, que se venden al peso.

Iniciado por elefante

Para los que no lo sepan, y a efectos de comparar con la Comunidad de Madrid, California tiene una población similar a la de España y PIB algo mayor. Que cada cual saque sus conclusiones

Iniciado por Baltasar G thang

So they wan me back to running shit n selling dope?
I want my muthafucking welfare check or i put the hood on lockdown and start blasting white people from my cadillac
Im gun calling my brothas in imperial and compton and we gun tear this motherfucker down, west side muthafuckas
Now that we have a brotah in the white house we will be sacking big gs in no time, arnold cant stop us nor does the economy
this is war

Iniciado por Rita la Cantaora

Es broken english....



La gramática es perfecta. lo que cruje es la ortografía.....juas juas

Escuche Vd. un poquito de Rap, es hasta divertido

Iniciado por jake

... el interés cada vez mayor de Hollywood en los mercados internacionales de cine ...

Warner Seeks Share of Bollywood With Hindi Comedy

Bloomberg.com: Arts and Culture

Iniciado por Rita la Cantaora

con todos sus respetos una es una lady.

Para ser Broken english es perfecto!!...


Disfrazate de negro, ponte unos pantalones 10 tallas mas grandes, suelta los brazos,

Y te sale solo.....jejeje

Off topic

The Los Angeles riots of 1992, also known as the Rodney King uprising or the Rodney King riots, were sparked on April 29, 1992 when a jury acquitted four police officers accused in the videotaped beating of black motorist Rodney King following a high-speed pursuit. Thousands of people in the Los Angeles area rioted over the six days following the verdict. Widespread looting, assault, arson, and murder occurred, and property damages totaled one billion dollars. Many of the crimes were racially motivated or perpetrated. In all, 53 people died during the riots.[1]

In addition to the immediate trigger of the verdict, many other factors were cited as reasons for the unrest, including extremely high unemployment among residents of South Central Los Angeles, which had been hit very hard by the nation-wide recession; a long-standing perception that the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) engaged in racial profiling and used excessive force, subsequently supported by the Christopher Commission, an investigation led by Warren Christopher (who would become Secretary of State the following year under President Bill Clinton); and specific anger over the sentence given to a Korean American shop-owner for the murder of Latasha Harlins, an African American girl.

The riots, beginning in the evening after the verdict, peaked in intensity over the next two days, but ultimately continued for several days. Television coverage of the riots was near-continuous, including much footage from helicopter news crews. A curfew, and deployment of the National Guard began to control the situation; eventually federal troops from the 7th Infantry Division, based in Fort Ord and United States Marines from the 1st Marine Division, based in Camp Pendleton were ordered to the city to quell disorder as well.

Fifty-three lives were lost, many of them murdered,[citation needed] with as many as 2,000 people injured. Estimates of the material damage done vary between about $800 million and $1 billion. Approximately 3,600 fires were set, destroying 1,100 buildings, with fire calls coming once every minute at some points. Over 10,000 people were arrested. Stores owned by Korean and other Asian immigrants were widely targeted, although stores owned by whites and African-Americans were targeted by rioters as well. Criminals used the chaos to their own benefit. Street gangs used the riot as an opportunity to settle scores with each other, and fought the police and military as well. There were also copycat riots across the nation such as in Houston, Detroit, New York City, Chicago, Seattle and Miami, and in Toronto, Canada

Iniciado por PasoLeati

Como esta cambiando el cuento, cosas veredes Sancho:



Por mi parte nada que objetar si así veo aparecer más a Aishwarya en las pantallas .