Not crypto?uziq wrote:
and cash for my illicit purchases of course
Korea #1uziq wrote:
i'm sure dauntless can enlighten you on the insane levels of high-tech service in south korea.
They're mostly indians and pakistanis who went to spain via north africa chasing riches in europe. Now they're walking up and down beaches 12+ hours a day lugging around cool boxes trying to sell people beer or water for 1 euro..KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Anywhere in a big city in Spain to be honest. The reference I had in my head was i think from Park Guell though, so right city!Larssen wrote:
This sounds like barcelona beachesKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
But what about all the people selling water for "1 euro 1 euro 1 euro"?
This is why Europe needs to create safe zones in Libya to deport refugees back to.Larssen wrote:
They're mostly indians and pakistanis who went to spain via north africa chasing riches in europe. Now they're walking up and down beaches 12+ hours a day lugging around cool boxes trying to sell people beer or water for 1 euro..KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Anywhere in a big city in Spain to be honest. The reference I had in my head was i think from Park Guell though, so right city!Larssen wrote:
This sounds like barcelona beaches
I genuinely take pity on those guys. Hard life. I don't know what they're all doing during the pandemic
The Australians like to put them on remote islands. The Europeans should do that. Make it a Battle Royale type thing.RTHKI wrote:
could just shove em in cages like us
You can't deport indians to libya. Also, how would you prevent those places from becoming mini colonies, or even get the legal jurisdiction to do that on foreign soil? Yeah, not realistic.SuperJail Warden wrote:
This is why Europe needs to create safe zones in Libya to deport refugees back to.Larssen wrote:
They're mostly indians and pakistanis who went to spain via north africa chasing riches in europe. Now they're walking up and down beaches 12+ hours a day lugging around cool boxes trying to sell people beer or water for 1 euro..KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Anywhere in a big city in Spain to be honest. The reference I had in my head was i think from Park Guell though, so right city!
I genuinely take pity on those guys. Hard life. I don't know what they're all doing during the pandemic
Libya is in the middle of another civil war. The people in the areas we turn to mini colonies will welcome us as liberators.Larssen wrote:
You can't deport indians to libya. Also, how would you prevent those places from becoming mini colonies, or even get the legal jurisdiction to do that on foreign soil? Yeah, not realistic.SuperJail Warden wrote:
This is why Europe needs to create safe zones in Libya to deport refugees back to.Larssen wrote:
They're mostly indians and pakistanis who went to spain via north africa chasing riches in europe. Now they're walking up and down beaches 12+ hours a day lugging around cool boxes trying to sell people beer or water for 1 euro..
I genuinely take pity on those guys. Hard life. I don't know what they're all doing during the pandemic
Nah not for business, I was in Korea last Christmas and decided to go to Osaka, only for 3 days. My girlfriend knows a few Japanese phrases but we had the same experience as you in terms of language. A stark contrast to Korea where lots of people I met spoke fluent English.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Dauntless, were you in Korea for business? In my experience the business culture is absolutely terrible- like a caricature of 1950s American white collar. Mad Men x 1000
Because they are Muslim. If they get enough credits in the Catholic universities we set up in Colonial Libya and have a priest vouch for their conversion then they can apply for a visa. Then after a few years of living in Spain, they would have to be investigated by a Papal inquisition to see if have been keeping up with their conversion. If the Papal legate signs off on it then they can apply for citizen and maybe even a circumcision if they want one.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
The question is, why would you want to deport them in the first place?
I got stared at a lot on the Seoul subway too with more than a couple of (usually old men) coming up to me and asking:Superior Mind wrote:
I was there in 2013. Also was in Tokyo but also several other places going southwards up till Hiroshima. In smaller towns and cities ppl were more approachable. Very friendly in Onomichi. I got stared at plenty on the subway, especially in Osaka.
Man, you got the lazy ticket machine man. I was in Shinjuku station looking helpless, hit the "english" button, and the dude literally popped out of the fucking machine and asked me where I was going and entered everything in while hanging out of the front of the machine. Did I mention the man CAME OUT OF THE MACHINE?Dauntless wrote:
Even trying to work out how to buy a ticket on the subway was a challenge and there was an English button. We asked the guy who worked there for help and he walked over to the machine, pointed at it and walked off. Thanks guy.
u fuckin wot m8? wot u looking at?Dauntless wrote:
I got stared at a lot on the Seoul subway too with more than a couple of (usually old men) coming up to me and asking:Superior Mind wrote:
I was there in 2013. Also was in Tokyo but also several other places going southwards up till Hiroshima. In smaller towns and cities ppl were more approachable. Very friendly in Onomichi. I got stared at plenty on the subway, especially in Osaka.
Where I'm from?
What football team I like?
Do I know the Chelsea footballer Son?
I'm handsome
Great fun. Weird that I've might have had more random conversations with people in the dozens of journeys I had on the Seoul subway than on the thousands I've had on the London tube...
haha wow!Pochsy wrote:
Man, you got the lazy ticket machine man. I was in Shinjuku station looking helpless, hit the "english" button, and the dude literally popped out of the fucking machine and asked me where I was going and entered everything in while hanging out of the front of the machine. Did I mention the man CAME OUT OF THE MACHINE?Dauntless wrote:
Even trying to work out how to buy a ticket on the subway was a challenge and there was an English button. We asked the guy who worked there for help and he walked over to the machine, pointed at it and walked off. Thanks guy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWf2xGqaH8U
Like this
The main form of random conversations on the tube innit m8uziq wrote:
u fuckin wot m8? wot u looking at?
On the spanish beaches at least the vast majority were indians and pakistanis, unmistakeable. The trinket sellers with the blankets were africanuziq wrote:
the majority of beach people and tourist trappers in spain are christians and africans who cross the med. i haven't seen any indians/pakistanis. they have large and extensive business communities in africa from the times of the british empire and her colonies there.
lots of islamic souvenir sellers in paris, however. and travellers/romany.
You sure the people you think were Middle Eastern weren't Hispanic? I look Arab.Larssen wrote:
On the spanish beaches at least the vast majority were indians and pakistanis, unmistakeable. The trinket sellers with the blankets were africanuziq wrote:
the majority of beach people and tourist trappers in spain are christians and africans who cross the med. i haven't seen any indians/pakistanis. they have large and extensive business communities in africa from the times of the british empire and her colonies there.
lots of islamic souvenir sellers in paris, however. and travellers/romany.
I know. Derp. My point was: the people you assume were from South Asia might just be Hispanics that look like people from South Asia.Larssen wrote:
Indians and pakistanis aren't arabs...
