Almost a religion. Actualy more than a religion. At least people dont kill for religion here. Some are more fanatics than the british (and they invented the fricking game)BENZOOKA said:Is football (still) immensely huge in Brazil?
Almost a religion. Actualy more than a religion. At least people dont kill for religion here. Some are more fanatics than the british (and they invented the fricking game)BENZOOKA said:Is football (still) immensely huge in Brazil?
Wait, so you blame foreign powers for some of it?Solon_Mega said:Brazil is a Country with imense social problems. And I do not blame foreing powers for most of that.
Doesn't bother me I guess. We DID invent the damn thng. Although we didn't name it. And to referenced as female genitalia well... could be worse.Danzaivar said:How do you feel that your nationality is synonymous with a styling for pubic hair?
We most people say American the world think: Dumb, drunk and Nascar racing. I'll stay with pubic hair thank you ^_^How do you feel about the idea that people probably associate the word brazilian with that more?
It's raining like hell out there are you mad? Try comming here outside the vacation window of nice sunny days, haha.Does it make up for living with such beautiful weather?!
Solon_Mega said:Besides Modern Warfare 2 having a map named after it, the visual size of the Brazilian slums and the stories we (foreigners) hear about them caused them to become notorious enough to not just be slums, but rather the Favelas, like they're a class above normal slums. Although I'm sure it's not as bad as it seems, or that at least it's no problem that other countries also have to deal with.similar.squirrel said:How do you feel about the ridiculous amount of poverty? I mean, seeing those Favelas dotteda round Rio is plain weird. Do the rich just ignore the poor?
I myself live in a favela (funny to see foreneirs using this word). Of course, nothing like the Slums (Favelas) In Rio de Janeiro.
One thing I did hear about was that the government was going to build a wall between one of the more notorious favelas and a middle class district and it was causing a lot of controversy; did that wall ever get put up?
EMO flavored berrys. (ok sorry, I googled an photobucket acount) It would be like MUNCH Amora Azul (can someone help me with this MUNCH?)BlueberryMUNCH said:What would 'BlueberryMUNCH' be in Brazilian?! (Portugese? o.o)
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Oioi, who you callin' emo;D haha.Solon_Mega said:EMO flavored berrys. (ok sorry, I googled an photobucket acount) It would be like MUNCH Amora Azul (can someone help me with this MUNCH?)BlueberryMUNCH said:What would 'BlueberryMUNCH' be in Brazilian?! (Portugese? o.o)
>:].
Hammartroll said:Ah I see... foolish me. That's right the map.Solon_Mega said:Besides Modern Warfare 2 having a map named after it, the visual size of the Brazilian slums and the stories we (foreigners) hear about them caused them to become notorious enough to not just be slums, but rather the Favelas, like they're a class above normal slums. Although I'm sure it's not as bad as it seems, or that at least it's no problem that other countries also have to deal with.similar.squirrel said:How do you feel about the ridiculous amount of poverty? I mean, seeing those Favelas dotteda round Rio is plain weird. Do the rich just ignore the poor?
I myself live in a favela (funny to see foreneirs using this word). Of course, nothing like the Slums (Favelas) In Rio de Janeiro.
One thing I did hear about was that the government was going to build a wall between one of the more notorious favelas and a middle class district and it was causing a lot of controversy; did that wall ever get put up?
Well in a way it IS as bas as it seams. It does not require outside help no, but in Rio it is a state of internal war. It only needs polical measures to contain the situation, and remedy the causes. They already contained much of it. All Favelas are under secure State control now (was quite a show) but truly remeding the causes... That would be expeting too much from our representatives.
Walls are put every day, sort to speak. In Rio Favelas are side to side to the most expensive square meters in the city. It's how the city is growing among other things. Understanding the favelas would take a profund study of our national History, going back a few hundred years. Thats a persception most brasilians don't even have.
But real Berlin Walls... Nah, not going to happen.
Important note: Favelas are composed of 99,99% Hard-as-hell working people, who have nothing to do with organised crime. Of course seince it seats at the edge of formal society it is used as a hiding place for criminal elements.
Sadly I don't have a solution.
There was a ask a jew thread?Solon_Mega said:So, I was here a while ago and I notived a "Ask a Jew" Topic. There seems to be a "Ask a Pakistanese" as well. So I though "What the hell, I can do this". Since I guess most people outside this contry don't know much about it.
Questions will be answered to the fullest extent of my knowlege (living here for all these years and all that).
Ask away. What do you want to know?
Funny enouth I never heard one. Mainly becouse most people in the forum didn't know I was Brazilian. Mind to share one? I'm honestly curious.FalloutJack said:Alright, here's one.
About how many times do you hear bad jokes/references/puns about coffee? (Nevermind if they're misplaced, ill-timed, or perpetuating a stereotype.)
Blueberries are "arandos" in brazilian i guess (I am portuguese, here are called "mirtilos"). As for munch as in a sort of food, in portugal there is no translation, dont know about Brazil.Solon_Mega said:EMO flavored berrys. (ok sorry, I googled an photobucket acount) It would be like MUNCH Amora Azul (can someone help me with this MUNCH?)BlueberryMUNCH said:What would 'BlueberryMUNCH' be in Brazilian?! (Portugese? o.o)
>:].
Well I woke late for work today, so I didn't have any.Liberaliter said:What did you have for breakfast last?
I don't ummm...actually know anyway.Solon_Mega said:Funny enouth I never heard one. Mainly becouse most people in the forum didn't know I was Brazilian. Mind to share one? I'm honestly curious.FalloutJack said:Alright, here's one.
About how many times do you hear bad jokes/references/puns about coffee? (Nevermind if they're misplaced, ill-timed, or perpetuating a stereotype.)
Yes check it outMarik2 said:There was a ask a jew thread?Solon_Mega said:So, I was here a while ago and I notived a "Ask a Jew" Topic. There seems to be a "Ask a Pakistanese" as well. So I though "What the hell, I can do this". Since I guess most people outside this contry don't know much about it.
Questions will be answered to the fullest extent of my knowlege (living here for all these years and all that).
Ask away. What do you want to know?
Well that would be like "To Munch Noisely", haha.BlueberryMUNCH said:Oioi, who you callin' emo;D haha.Solon_Mega said:EMO flavored berrys. (ok sorry, I googled an photobucket acount) It would be like MUNCH Amora Azul (can someone help me with this MUNCH?)BlueberryMUNCH said:What would 'BlueberryMUNCH' be in Brazilian?! (Portugese? o.o)
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Hmm. Munch is like, bite.
Hang on, let's investigate google translate...mastigar ruidosamente? o.o
*Sigh*Kiraxa said:How do literate Brazilians feel about the "BR" scum who infest every free online game known to man?
Is there a general sense of optimism among Brazilians about the future of your country? Are you on the up?Solon_Mega said:Ask away. What do you want to know?