And RIP of course, very difficult to find the words and remember it can be anyone of us, we are using these roads so often. Probably we all have scary experience on the roads better not to repeat again.
(Ataman, 22 May 2012 16:08)
Had a minor incident the other day, in fact. At night, driving down Mount Dandenong just outside Melbourne after having dinner with the girlfriend, did not slow down enough for a hairpin bend and ended up in a ditch on the other side of the bend. Scary stuff considering that (a) it was my first ever car "accident", and (b) it was nearly midnight and I was driving very close to the edge of a cliff-top. Thankfully I ended up in a small ditch of dirt, and thankfully my car was still well enough to drive home, though I think it is in need of a wash...
Point being, it happens to the best and worst of us, and that's what makes instances such as this so tragic, considering that literally it could happen to ANY of us.
No Serb even giving his condolences...
As if we don`t exist for them as human beings...
(Ardian, 21 May 2012 22:23)
1) Incorrect observation.
2) Most people feel very uneasy to comment to tragedies simply because it is difficult to find the words. And it's according to some not a good omen. Has nothing to do with the usual Albanian / Serbian brawl.
----
RIP.
I'd like to know who gave thumbs down to Robert's comments.
(metrod, 21 May 2012 22:02)
1) Some with the mentality of Baldy Bloody Beardy Mary alias "NATO" (and many more aliases) who is here to provoke. I can't get rid of the little suspect, that "New Albanian Treaty Organization" or "Bloody Mary" could be a Serb in trolling mood. Say, the same person who enjoys bullying "bganon".
2) I'd like to tell B92 that their "thumbs down" versus "thumbs up" rating idea needs so many fixes, the best would be to drop it entirely. It contributes significantly to escalation of feelings which are already hot.
3) As long as it is the way it is, this place will suck horribly.
And RIP of course, very difficult to find the words and remember it can be anyone of us, we are using these roads so often. Probably we all have scary experience on the roads better not to repeat again.
Sorry for the loss. I've been on buses all over the world and sometimes I feel lucky to have survived. Bus drivers are a strange sort; they have lots of guts but sometimes I wish they wouldn't take chances with passengers on board. Who knows why this bus went down. At any rate, it's a terrible loss.
@uli: every victim is one too much, of course. and it is of course a tragic accident and terrible for the relatives, I don´t think anyone with a sound mind will make jokes about this.
but, in all honesty, the way the k-albanians here have presented themselves makes it quite difficult to show sympathy to you.
when Albanians beat up an old woman in downtown Priština ( maybe it was Prizren, I do not remember it well ) so severely that she had to be treated not in a hospital, but by some KFOR-doctors I asked the Albanians in here openly to show some sympathy. I asked them repeatedly. and ONLY ONE admitted that it was an immoral act, a crime to beat up an old woman, oh by the way, she was beaten up just because she spoke serbian!
so much for moral and dignity among our dear k-albanian friends in here...
so, rest assured, no matter, Serb or Albanian, everyone knows how terrible it is when something like this happens, ...but if you are one Albanian who shares those values with me, ...then I think you are a singularity amongst the Albanians in here.
that is the reason for those reactions by serbian readers, I guess.
ps: a woman wearing high-heels is nothing bad, actually. I just wouldn´t call her a nurse, since it looks to me as if she just threw over a white coat and spontaneously helped out..
"Traveling between the towns of Elbasan and Saranda."
Hmmm.....
Sarandë is considered one of the two centers of the Greek minority in Albania.
Many Greeks have been forced out due to oppresion from the albanians!
I wouldn’t be surprised if some albanian criminals had a part in this awful incident!
There should be an investigation!
RIP. Just another reminder to all of us to be safe whenever we drive; no matter how good of a driver we think we are, or how safe we think we'll be, anything can happen!
@ Agim Kelmendi. Yes it is wrong to wear high heels when you are a nurse and they do wear high heels even when they are working. That is very common for our "nurses". They are not on a fashion show but they work in a hospital. Accept the fact that our medical system is garbage. The driver of bus is related to my family and had a lot of experience as a driver. It is a horrific news for my family. The brakes must have gone wrong on him as he would have avoided the accident. To those Serbs that call themselves human beens , thanks for your consiliences. To the others that make fun of this, i would have told them one word. God Bless you cause this kind of events put people together, not seperate them. Those innocent people were humans, sisters, brothers, mothers, daughers before anything else.
Tragic.. Rip to all the victims.
Ardian please dont start unnecessary drama. It doesnt matter who comments or who doesnt, as long as they dont missuse this tragic accident for the usual smack talk im the comments. But im afraid you're the one who started it this time..
Once again RIP.
One version is that the driver had a heart attack.
Anyway,kudos to the Himara city hall and its mayer for the quick help!
R.I.P the souls of the victims of this tragedy!
My thoughts go to their families. Poor souls! I am so shocked. The caused should be investigated. As far as I know, the road is good, probably the bus technical conditions should be evaluated.
rip. What a tragedy. Look at the nurse wearing hight heels. Stupid
(uli, 21 May 2012 20:51)
YOUR COMMENT IS MORE STUPID THAN THIS PIC WITH HIGH HEELS. When tragedy occurred, and you are a doctor or nurse off duty, it makes no difference what you are wearing as long as you extend your help. The nurse may have been on her way to a party/wedding or family feast and just put on white coat to help. So, what is wrong with that smart guy???
rip. What a tragedy. Look at the nurse wearing hight heels. Stupid
(uli, 21 May 2012 20:51)
YOUR COMMENT IS MORE STUPID THAN THIS PIC WITH HIGH HEELS. When tragedy occurred, and you are a doctor or nurse off duty, it makes no difference what you are wearing as long as you extend your help. The nurse may have been on her way to a party/wedding or family feast and just put on white coat to help. So, what is wrong with that smart guy???
My thoughts go to their families. Poor souls! I am so shocked. The caused should be investigated. As far as I know, the road is good, probably the bus technical conditions should be evaluated.
One version is that the driver had a heart attack.
Anyway,kudos to the Himara city hall and its mayer for the quick help!
R.I.P the souls of the victims of this tragedy!
RIP. Just another reminder to all of us to be safe whenever we drive; no matter how good of a driver we think we are, or how safe we think we'll be, anything can happen!
Tragic.. Rip to all the victims.
Ardian please dont start unnecessary drama. It doesnt matter who comments or who doesnt, as long as they dont missuse this tragic accident for the usual smack talk im the comments. But im afraid you're the one who started it this time..
Once again RIP.
@ Agim Kelmendi. Yes it is wrong to wear high heels when you are a nurse and they do wear high heels even when they are working. That is very common for our "nurses". They are not on a fashion show but they work in a hospital. Accept the fact that our medical system is garbage. The driver of bus is related to my family and had a lot of experience as a driver. It is a horrific news for my family. The brakes must have gone wrong on him as he would have avoided the accident. To those Serbs that call themselves human beens , thanks for your consiliences. To the others that make fun of this, i would have told them one word. God Bless you cause this kind of events put people together, not seperate them. Those innocent people were humans, sisters, brothers, mothers, daughers before anything else.
"Traveling between the towns of Elbasan and Saranda."
Hmmm.....
Sarandë is considered one of the two centers of the Greek minority in Albania.
Many Greeks have been forced out due to oppresion from the albanians!
I wouldn’t be surprised if some albanian criminals had a part in this awful incident!
There should be an investigation!
Sorry for the loss. I've been on buses all over the world and sometimes I feel lucky to have survived. Bus drivers are a strange sort; they have lots of guts but sometimes I wish they wouldn't take chances with passengers on board. Who knows why this bus went down. At any rate, it's a terrible loss.
No Serb even giving his condolences...
As if we don`t exist for them as human beings...
(Ardian, 21 May 2012 22:23)
1) Incorrect observation.
2) Most people feel very uneasy to comment to tragedies simply because it is difficult to find the words. And it's according to some not a good omen. Has nothing to do with the usual Albanian / Serbian brawl.
----
RIP.
I'd like to know who gave thumbs down to Robert's comments.
(metrod, 21 May 2012 22:02)
1) Some with the mentality of Baldy Bloody Beardy Mary alias "NATO" (and many more aliases) who is here to provoke. I can't get rid of the little suspect, that "New Albanian Treaty Organization" or "Bloody Mary" could be a Serb in trolling mood. Say, the same person who enjoys bullying "bganon".
2) I'd like to tell B92 that their "thumbs down" versus "thumbs up" rating idea needs so many fixes, the best would be to drop it entirely. It contributes significantly to escalation of feelings which are already hot.
3) As long as it is the way it is, this place will suck horribly.
And RIP of course, very difficult to find the words and remember it can be anyone of us, we are using these roads so often. Probably we all have scary experience on the roads better not to repeat again.
@uli: every victim is one too much, of course. and it is of course a tragic accident and terrible for the relatives, I don´t think anyone with a sound mind will make jokes about this.
but, in all honesty, the way the k-albanians here have presented themselves makes it quite difficult to show sympathy to you.
when Albanians beat up an old woman in downtown Priština ( maybe it was Prizren, I do not remember it well ) so severely that she had to be treated not in a hospital, but by some KFOR-doctors I asked the Albanians in here openly to show some sympathy. I asked them repeatedly. and ONLY ONE admitted that it was an immoral act, a crime to beat up an old woman, oh by the way, she was beaten up just because she spoke serbian!
so much for moral and dignity among our dear k-albanian friends in here...
so, rest assured, no matter, Serb or Albanian, everyone knows how terrible it is when something like this happens, ...but if you are one Albanian who shares those values with me, ...then I think you are a singularity amongst the Albanians in here.
that is the reason for those reactions by serbian readers, I guess.
ps: a woman wearing high-heels is nothing bad, actually. I just wouldn´t call her a nurse, since it looks to me as if she just threw over a white coat and spontaneously helped out..
And RIP of course, very difficult to find the words and remember it can be anyone of us, we are using these roads so often. Probably we all have scary experience on the roads better not to repeat again.
(Ataman, 22 May 2012 16:08)
Had a minor incident the other day, in fact. At night, driving down Mount Dandenong just outside Melbourne after having dinner with the girlfriend, did not slow down enough for a hairpin bend and ended up in a ditch on the other side of the bend. Scary stuff considering that (a) it was my first ever car "accident", and (b) it was nearly midnight and I was driving very close to the edge of a cliff-top. Thankfully I ended up in a small ditch of dirt, and thankfully my car was still well enough to drive home, though I think it is in need of a wash...
Point being, it happens to the best and worst of us, and that's what makes instances such as this so tragic, considering that literally it could happen to ANY of us.
"Traveling between the towns of Elbasan and Saranda."
Hmmm.....
Sarandë is considered one of the two centers of the Greek minority in Albania.
Many Greeks have been forced out due to oppresion from the albanians!
I wouldn’t be surprised if some albanian criminals had a part in this awful incident!
There should be an investigation!
rip. What a tragedy. Look at the nurse wearing hight heels. Stupid
(uli, 21 May 2012 20:51)
YOUR COMMENT IS MORE STUPID THAN THIS PIC WITH HIGH HEELS. When tragedy occurred, and you are a doctor or nurse off duty, it makes no difference what you are wearing as long as you extend your help. The nurse may have been on her way to a party/wedding or family feast and just put on white coat to help. So, what is wrong with that smart guy???
@uli: every victim is one too much, of course. and it is of course a tragic accident and terrible for the relatives, I don´t think anyone with a sound mind will make jokes about this.
but, in all honesty, the way the k-albanians here have presented themselves makes it quite difficult to show sympathy to you.
when Albanians beat up an old woman in downtown Priština ( maybe it was Prizren, I do not remember it well ) so severely that she had to be treated not in a hospital, but by some KFOR-doctors I asked the Albanians in here openly to show some sympathy. I asked them repeatedly. and ONLY ONE admitted that it was an immoral act, a crime to beat up an old woman, oh by the way, she was beaten up just because she spoke serbian!
so much for moral and dignity among our dear k-albanian friends in here...
so, rest assured, no matter, Serb or Albanian, everyone knows how terrible it is when something like this happens, ...but if you are one Albanian who shares those values with me, ...then I think you are a singularity amongst the Albanians in here.
that is the reason for those reactions by serbian readers, I guess.
ps: a woman wearing high-heels is nothing bad, actually. I just wouldn´t call her a nurse, since it looks to me as if she just threw over a white coat and spontaneously helped out..
One version is that the driver had a heart attack.
Anyway,kudos to the Himara city hall and its mayer for the quick help!
R.I.P the souls of the victims of this tragedy!
My thoughts go to their families. Poor souls! I am so shocked. The caused should be investigated. As far as I know, the road is good, probably the bus technical conditions should be evaluated.
Tragic.. Rip to all the victims.
Ardian please dont start unnecessary drama. It doesnt matter who comments or who doesnt, as long as they dont missuse this tragic accident for the usual smack talk im the comments. But im afraid you're the one who started it this time..
Once again RIP.
@ Agim Kelmendi. Yes it is wrong to wear high heels when you are a nurse and they do wear high heels even when they are working. That is very common for our "nurses". They are not on a fashion show but they work in a hospital. Accept the fact that our medical system is garbage. The driver of bus is related to my family and had a lot of experience as a driver. It is a horrific news for my family. The brakes must have gone wrong on him as he would have avoided the accident. To those Serbs that call themselves human beens , thanks for your consiliences. To the others that make fun of this, i would have told them one word. God Bless you cause this kind of events put people together, not seperate them. Those innocent people were humans, sisters, brothers, mothers, daughers before anything else.
RIP. Just another reminder to all of us to be safe whenever we drive; no matter how good of a driver we think we are, or how safe we think we'll be, anything can happen!
And RIP of course, very difficult to find the words and remember it can be anyone of us, we are using these roads so often. Probably we all have scary experience on the roads better not to repeat again.
(Ataman, 22 May 2012 16:08)
Had a minor incident the other day, in fact. At night, driving down Mount Dandenong just outside Melbourne after having dinner with the girlfriend, did not slow down enough for a hairpin bend and ended up in a ditch on the other side of the bend. Scary stuff considering that (a) it was my first ever car "accident", and (b) it was nearly midnight and I was driving very close to the edge of a cliff-top. Thankfully I ended up in a small ditch of dirt, and thankfully my car was still well enough to drive home, though I think it is in need of a wash...
Point being, it happens to the best and worst of us, and that's what makes instances such as this so tragic, considering that literally it could happen to ANY of us.
Sorry for the loss. I've been on buses all over the world and sometimes I feel lucky to have survived. Bus drivers are a strange sort; they have lots of guts but sometimes I wish they wouldn't take chances with passengers on board. Who knows why this bus went down. At any rate, it's a terrible loss.
No Serb even giving his condolences...
As if we don`t exist for them as human beings...
(Ardian, 21 May 2012 22:23)
1) Incorrect observation.
2) Most people feel very uneasy to comment to tragedies simply because it is difficult to find the words. And it's according to some not a good omen. Has nothing to do with the usual Albanian / Serbian brawl.
----
RIP.
I'd like to know who gave thumbs down to Robert's comments.
(metrod, 21 May 2012 22:02)
1) Some with the mentality of Baldy Bloody Beardy Mary alias "NATO" (and many more aliases) who is here to provoke. I can't get rid of the little suspect, that "New Albanian Treaty Organization" or "Bloody Mary" could be a Serb in trolling mood. Say, the same person who enjoys bullying "bganon".
2) I'd like to tell B92 that their "thumbs down" versus "thumbs up" rating idea needs so many fixes, the best would be to drop it entirely. It contributes significantly to escalation of feelings which are already hot.
3) As long as it is the way it is, this place will suck horribly.
And RIP of course, very difficult to find the words and remember it can be anyone of us, we are using these roads so often. Probably we all have scary experience on the roads better not to repeat again.
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