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makepictures [2015-06-18 04:00:23 +0000 UTC]
You have sent this to the bank's head of marketing.....
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EyeDance [2015-06-16 20:51:40 +0000 UTC]
The river bank is surely the perfect location for any bank's or bankers wet dreams! And what location could be better than the banks of Dubai Creek? Dubai, the lucky city!
Awesome Baroda-work, Khuram. The least they could do is erecting a monument for the photographer with that keen an eye, and making sure that his pocket money is never running out.
It won't happen, unfortunately, because their miserliness won't allow it. Β
Kudos to the master! Beautiful scene, Khuram, and as always, and as so many before me have remarked: the colors are smashing.
Say, can that Baroda Bank be trusted? Y'know, I've got some money from some business with some guys which have some connections and know some people with some influence in some places some would never expect etc. Of course you guessed right: I'm talking about Sepp Blatter! Being Swiss, I cannot avoid being part of these shady sports deals, which some crudely call corruption.
And here's the latest Sepp Blatter joke: what's the difference between Sepp Blatter and God? God does not think he is Sepp Blatter.
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jules-101 In reply to EyeDance [2015-06-18 22:46:03 +0000 UTC]
You know, what if the whole world- regular peeps, not just VIPs deserving of 4-letter words got together and had a revolution and changed everything? I know it won't happen, but what an incredible revolution it would be. But even better would be the parties after..if the tables were turned all that money would not just trickle down, it would gush! Of course, after the parties some new greedy peeps would no doubt figure out a way to rob all the regular peeps again & eventually either they would have all the money or the earth would not inhabitable..so, I, for one, would rather not be filthy rich. Besides it's a dirty job,being filthy rich.Β
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Philluppus [2015-06-15 20:42:59 +0000 UTC]
incredible picture, the light is indeed magnificient,
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