Romanians are winning now
Did you ever paid a bribe?
Started by b00bs, Jul 30 2011 01:42 PM
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Posted 31 July 2011 - 08:36 AM
Everything works on bribe in Romania. It's a way of life. You bribe the public officer to release you some documents faster, you bribe the nurse to look at you faster, you bribe the doctor for a simple operation just to be sure that all goes well, you bribe the policeman not to give you a ticket if your car insurance expired, you bribe...fuck it, you bribe everybody.
@b00bs: if you were 20 mil in Lithuania it would be same shit as in Romania. It's a post communist syndrome.
@b00bs: if you were 20 mil in Lithuania it would be same shit as in Romania. It's a post communist syndrome.
Think before you speak before you drive me mad.
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Posted 31 July 2011 - 08:40 AM
Just saw the map, we have a small lead against Lithuania )
@CC: wait my friend, wait. Or maybe the website is blocked in Russia, it wouldn't be a surprise)
) @CC: wait my friend, wait. Or maybe the website is blocked in Russia, it wouldn't be a surprise
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Posted 31 July 2011 - 01:09 PM
http://erroso.blogsp...g-post_909.html
This is a text written in greek which describes that bribery was first recorded in ancient Greece.Many political figures of that time where accused for bribery. It also mentions that Parthenon and its monuments where built by taking huge amounts from public fund.
But the beauty of this story, is the comment that George Voulgarakis(former Minister for Mercantile Marine, ) made from his official facebook account: "This text says it all"
This is a text written in greek which describes that bribery was first recorded in ancient Greece.Many political figures of that time where accused for bribery. It also mentions that Parthenon and its monuments where built by taking huge amounts from public fund.
But the beauty of this story, is the comment that George Voulgarakis(former Minister for Mercantile Marine, ) made from his official facebook account: "This text says it all"
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