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Monday, 28.01.2019.

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Low cost carrier has change of heart about Nis flights

Wizz Air will again fly from Nis, in southern Serbia, to Malmo, in Sweden, starting April 17, 2019, the Hungarian airline said.

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Ataman

pre 5 godina

Since everything has to be Albanian here, there you go.
A certain man, who rumoured to be of Albanian origin, (field) Mareºal Mustafa Kemal was known to be a strict airplane-denial.

In addition to that he claimed that the well-developed railway is the backbone of a country's economic progress.

As a result take a look at the railways of Greece vs. the railways of Turkey today.

All my sympathy goes to Greece, but please use a common sense.

The common sense is that today I should board a NightJet train in BP, wake up in the morning in PR, explain all the IT topics there to our (hopefully numerous!) customers - and take the same NightJet back.

Of course, no border controls and similar sh*t.

And of course the Ibar railway should be double-tracked, certified for 160 kmh in mountains, 250 kmh elsewhere.

Dream? I believe, we will see a manned Mars station first than that.

Say "thanks" for all nationalist *ssholes, they f*cked up your life.

I am just an American - Russian Jew, all I need is to sell some stuff we make. I believe, I will die sooner, than being able to sell you our stuff.

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Ataman

pre 5 godina

Great! Now this is real news!
(JS, 28 January 2019 16:54)

Do not want to spoil your good mood - but today the *izzAir was (again) sued because they conveniently forgot in Dubai the luggage of passengers.

https://tinyurl.com/ybesndnh

In a better world it shouldn't take more, than four and half hours from Nis to BP and more than seven from Nis to Vienna. By train, I mean.

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Ataman

pre 5 godina

Great! Now this is real news!
(JS, 28 January 2019 16:54)

Do not want to spoil your good mood - but today the *izzAir was (again) sued because they conveniently forgot in Dubai the luggage of passengers.

https://tinyurl.com/ybesndnh

In a better world it shouldn't take more, than four and half hours from Nis to BP and more than seven from Nis to Vienna. By train, I mean.

Preporučujem 2 Ne preporučujem 0
Ataman

pre 5 godina

Since everything has to be Albanian here, there you go.
A certain man, who rumoured to be of Albanian origin, (field) Mareºal Mustafa Kemal was known to be a strict airplane-denial.

In addition to that he claimed that the well-developed railway is the backbone of a country's economic progress.

As a result take a look at the railways of Greece vs. the railways of Turkey today.

All my sympathy goes to Greece, but please use a common sense.

The common sense is that today I should board a NightJet train in BP, wake up in the morning in PR, explain all the IT topics there to our (hopefully numerous!) customers - and take the same NightJet back.

Of course, no border controls and similar sh*t.

And of course the Ibar railway should be double-tracked, certified for 160 kmh in mountains, 250 kmh elsewhere.

Dream? I believe, we will see a manned Mars station first than that.

Say "thanks" for all nationalist *ssholes, they f*cked up your life.

I am just an American - Russian Jew, all I need is to sell some stuff we make. I believe, I will die sooner, than being able to sell you our stuff.

Preporučujem 1 Ne preporučujem 0
Ataman

pre 5 godina

Great! Now this is real news!
(JS, 28 January 2019 16:54)

Do not want to spoil your good mood - but today the *izzAir was (again) sued because they conveniently forgot in Dubai the luggage of passengers.

https://tinyurl.com/ybesndnh

In a better world it shouldn't take more, than four and half hours from Nis to BP and more than seven from Nis to Vienna. By train, I mean.

Preporučujem 2 Ne preporučujem 0
Ataman

pre 5 godina

Since everything has to be Albanian here, there you go.
A certain man, who rumoured to be of Albanian origin, (field) Mareºal Mustafa Kemal was known to be a strict airplane-denial.

In addition to that he claimed that the well-developed railway is the backbone of a country's economic progress.

As a result take a look at the railways of Greece vs. the railways of Turkey today.

All my sympathy goes to Greece, but please use a common sense.

The common sense is that today I should board a NightJet train in BP, wake up in the morning in PR, explain all the IT topics there to our (hopefully numerous!) customers - and take the same NightJet back.

Of course, no border controls and similar sh*t.

And of course the Ibar railway should be double-tracked, certified for 160 kmh in mountains, 250 kmh elsewhere.

Dream? I believe, we will see a manned Mars station first than that.

Say "thanks" for all nationalist *ssholes, they f*cked up your life.

I am just an American - Russian Jew, all I need is to sell some stuff we make. I believe, I will die sooner, than being able to sell you our stuff.

Preporučujem 1 Ne preporučujem 0