They made a special holder for windows phones you might be interested inSomeone could hand me a Samsung S6 or iPhone 6 and I'd say no.
I love my phone, its only worth €100 but its amazing and it does what I need a phone to do, send emails, native Skype and quick cloud storage. Plus, it's orange (and you can change the colour of the back cover in seconds).
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It's where they feel most natural and where they belong.
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Few time ago some old man came to us and asked me and a friend of mine if we could give them some money, so he could eat. I gave him 80cents, while my friend gave him 30cents... After that I realized that I was sure he wouldn't use that on food :( (I even thought about giving him the 5€ I had -.-)
I'm officially ******ed.... Kek
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Those are the only apps that it supports.
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i bet it also supports candy crush. Might be the only game it has.
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Average Warmane player*
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60+ deaths in Romania, 60+ deaths in France, all after we've accepted the refugees. Seriously hoping this is nothing but coincidence.... but after a witness said he heard "This is for Syria" and "Allahu Akbar" (according to BFM TV, I'm not making this up) I'm starting to have doubts it's merely a coincidence.
RIP victims of Colectiv and Bataclan.
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I don't care that it's not politically correct. Everyone is way too hypersensitive anyway, but these refugees are cancer, and that's that. I wish they would all go back to which hell hole they came, because it's clear they can't adapt. I wouldn't have anything against it if they were to act like civilized folks allowed to live on another's land, but they lack respect, they are loud and violent. A few nights ago it was the first time I heard yells and general loudness outside in the middle of the night. Turns out it was a bunch of turks doing god knows what. I live in a very peaceful and quiet area and these ****s ruined it.
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Wanting to be multicultural brought things too far, with the refugee crisis there's no way to know, who came to your country to get help or who came to spread destruction. I don't want it to sound harsh, but those people who go to another country and act like everyone should obey their religion and adjust everything for their needs, for them to feel "comfortable". Sincerely f*ck you.
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Only guy from Fance that I have respect is Charles de Gaulle. For the rest, I dont give a f.... Enjoy your politc and yeah, we needed to go to basements 1999. cuz of NATO... Enjoy now...
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... what a sad speech. Gj people for contributing to peace in the world :/
I'd say it is mostly because of you westerners that those refugees are in this situation.
If by "coincidence" you mean that this sad story was fabricated so that France (and by domino effect, Europe on the whole) has a good excuse to refuse those refugees, then perhaps you're right, who knows.
If, however, you really believe in those "This is for Syria" stuff (because we got used to "Allahu Akbar", it's gotten so old fashioned...) then I think you fell right on the trap. What's worse is that you're not the only one.
Just wanted to comment these 2 posts because I could barely stand them. Usually, I don't talk about politics and avoid such topics, but here I just couldn't ignore your words guys.
This makes me wanna throw up, seriously... just nvm me.Edited: November 14, 2015
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When two cultures collide in many aspects, including religion, the real way to contribute to peace is each staying in their own corner of the world, really.
It might sound harsh, but it's just a simple truth. Be them immigrants or refugees, they are still entering a foreign place. They are the ones that should adapt to the place they choose to live or flee to, not the hosting people who should accommodate everything, down to said colliding cultural and religious aspects. If nothing else, it's good manners and courtesy to follow the house rules, not try to enforce yours.
While yuma's "angsty teen" outburst, calling them "cancer" and all might be going too far, I know for a fact I'd be quite pissed off if I saw things in my home changing for the worse because people who came from elsewhere tried to force their way of life.
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Why that Charlie Hebdo exists anyway? They are not even funny, not even good artists??? Do they have bad taste there?
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Youtube suggested videos know just what I wanted to see, some burning human flesh.
If you want to see the video, click the dot .Edited: November 14, 2015
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That's an oooooooooooold story.
Sorry, but if you come into my house, can't even speak a spread language like English, or my own, begin to tear down my Christmas decorations, demand that I sit and pray with you and so on. No, you are not welcome and I will force you out of the house.
Now apply that to a country.
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This. I agree with this, not to this extreme but their own government should help them, not someone else's. How can we be sure the refugees are refugees and not ISIS bombers/ other terrorists? Britain's borders are open and we just take in more and more people, no questions asked.
And then this happens
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/late...ttacks-Twitter
'ISIS warn Britain is NEXT: UK threat level 'severe' as France reels from terror attacks'
Probably a bluff, but getting into this country, and others, is so ****ing easy.
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