Inspirat de userul reddit ItsJustAPrankBro care a facut varianta americana: http://i.imgur.com/4bQE8Is.jpg
Imaginea de ansamblu:
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Şi-au intrat trupele noastre în Budapesta la începutul lunii august 1919. Palatul Parlamentului maghiar a fost pus sub paza unui pluton de vânători.
Chemând pe căprarul Bivolaru, s-au suit în norii Budapestei şi au coborât steagul în lungul sforii, drept la jumătatea steajerului şi, luând apoi opinca răsuflată a căprarului, s-a urcat ca un pui de urs şi a pus-o drept căciulă în capul steajerului, lăsându-i nojiţele s-atîrne-n vânt. Şi aşa a fâlfâit multă vreme în cerul Budapestei steagul maghiar cu opinca românească deasupra lui
Step 1) Grab a large rock.
Step 2) Bash the control panel.
Step 3) Sell for scrap metal.
Step 4) Profit.
This is exactly what will happen in Seattle should we get a similar shared bike program here. While we have a large and growing number of cyclists scaring the shit out of passive drivers, we have even more poor folks who will indeed steal any scrap metal for money. As soon as residents in my city see this, they'll want it, but mostly because Portland doesnt have it.
Baojun Yuan is a member of China Senior Photographers Association. He is highly respected by Chinese people. Why? In the past nine years, Mr. Yuan has repaired more than 2000 old photos for residents for free. Course it is not surprising enough if you have no idea about this great man. Mr. Yuan is 76 years old now. He didn’t know Photoshop until his was 60 years old. Mr. Yuan learned repairing skills from a teacher and was soon skilled in it. Considering that repairing old photos is too expensive for most of the residents to afford, Mr. Yuan himself bought a computer and a scanner and began service people without any charge. In his words “my teacher just taught me how to repair the photos, but he forgot to tell me how to charge”.