What does 'be on the euro' mean? Does it have anything to do with money?
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What does 'be on the euro' mean? Does it have anything to do with money?
Yep.Quote:
Originally Posted by ReDSanchous
To be on the Euro means to use the Euro as currency -- which meant that I a)had to change money, b)had to pay a fee to do so, and c)got further screwed due to the exchange rate (the Dollar was getting raped by the Euro then). I mean, not Germany's fault (I don't expect them to use the Dollar or Ruble) but it was a pain.
I got through passport control no problem. Then we put 15 people and their luggage on a 80s mercedes passenger van. For the whole time I was there it didn't rain once.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barmaley
Wow. I don't know how long you were there, but I'm sure it was an incredible feat, since it seems to rain in Piter on an hourly basis...Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackMage
a week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barmaley
Yes. They have a quota. Every single person who works at the airport is required to beat AT LEAST 4 foreigners an hour. Otherwise, they lose their bathroom break privileges... :roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by patriot
To seriously address your question, we must first start with IT, because it's flawed. I'm assuming "geneva or something" is supposed to be the Geneva Convention. AFAIK, it applies only to military personel. So that's your first problem. Are beatings allowed? They are not legally sanctioned, but of course beatings occur in Russia -- I think you'd be hard-pressed to find any country, even Norway (KalinkaVincintez does it all the time, I"m sure). They aren't typically state-sanctioned -- you don't get 40 whacks for walking through airport security if that's what you're getting at...
Yeah i'll let you know about it. And if I don't, well then I guess they work :wink:
tdk
Hehe. If you don't come back, we'll send Jack Bauer in for you. You might get tortured though...Quote:
Originally Posted by tdk2fe