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Haggling

I've been to the Grand Bazaar of Istanbul a bit too often in the last week so here is what I have learned:

• Grand bazaar is mostly about screwing stupid tourists.
• Just say NO. Or say nothing.
• If you want the prices to fall just say you are from Bosnia, or another poor ex-Yugoslav country such as Slovenia.
• Haggling can be exciting, even addictive. Some people then go and buy stuff just so that they can haggle.
• Don't be too excited about anything.
• If a salesman takes five minutes to walk you around town and offers you tea and water, you are not obliged to buy his most expensive item.
• Just walking away does wonders for the price. Very good principle to use in daily life as well.

Blind guess

Euros are aproaching fast. To cut all the I am looking foward to crap...let me try to guess topics of the debates in preliminary rounds. Hopefully this will be interesting to read afterwards:

• Doping (THW legalise doping)
• Global warming (THB Kyoto is a myth)
• Kosovo (THS independant Kosovo)
• Drugs (legalisation)
• EU (But nothing to do with Turkey)
• Terrorism (negotiate with terrorist)
• SC and Darfur

EuroLotto anyone?

Why is dating an Austrian girl a hard thing to do?

• Especially, if she also speaks slovenian:
• "Pridi k meni, moj Tigerrr!"
• Now remember how they say the letter R!
• Read the line again, and imagne how the foreplay would be like.

• For my international readers, here is the international edition:

• "Grab me hard, my Tiger!"

Don't get cremated...

• It is bad for the environment!
• When bodies are burned a lot of gas or other fosile fuel is burnt.
• That means that a lot of CO2 emissions.
• That means global warming.
• That means more people will die because they will drown by the melting snow.
• That means more people will have to be cremated.
• And that means even more CO2 emissions... you get the picture.
• I can't help but wonder, can we cremate environmental irrationalism?
• PS: How many missing links are there in the above "argument"?

Power of religion.

• With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion.

- Steven Weinberg

• Amen ?!