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Posted: 06/12/2006 21:20
RASTURANJE NA RADIJU 202!!! 
Kako da ne, Shoshi, samo za tebe. A znam da će se i Chupo radovat da ga se još jednom podsjeti kako mu se Guru izletio konačno u svom pravom svjetlu, tj. k'o zadnji šaner.Shoshana wrote:Moze li kogod sumirati emisiju?

ja kad citam tvoje postove uvijek imam osjecaj da sam na skrivenoj kameri.Zvucnjak wrote:ccc...kako ste tako primitivni ... vrijedjate covjeka bezveze ... a covjek cetiri fakulteta zavrsio ... ima vise znanja nego pola primitivne bosne .... tim vasim arheolozima i toh egiptogoginji smeta sto oni nisu skontali sta krije visocica vec je covjek iz amerike dosao i pored svega jos i svoje novce ulozio u projekat .... a sve za bosnu .... vi ga nasli vrijedjati .... pa zapitajte se onda sto vam je ovakva drzava kakva je ...
He,he,ovaj je dobar.dinchy84 wrote:ja kad citam tvoje postove uvijek imam osjecaj da sam na skrivenoj kameri.Zvucnjak wrote:ccc...kako ste tako primitivni ... vrijedjate covjeka bezveze ... a covjek cetiri fakulteta zavrsio ... ima vise znanja nego pola primitivne bosne .... tim vasim arheolozima i toh egiptogoginji smeta sto oni nisu skontali sta krije visocica vec je covjek iz amerike dosao i pored svega jos i svoje novce ulozio u projekat .... a sve za bosnu .... vi ga nasli vrijedjati .... pa zapitajte se onda sto vam je ovakva drzava kakva je ...

Zašto da ne, ijako živim u Sarajevu to mi nebi smetalo jer Visoko je u mojoj zemlji BiH.Murat Sabanovic wrote:najpoznatiji B-H gradovi su:sarajevo ,srebrenica, mostar i visoko
za koju godinu visoko bi moglo biti popularnije od sarajeva.
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joj, i ja se pravo veselim što ćemo bit tako popularni u evropi!- News of the Week -
ARCHAEOLOGY:
Researchers Helpless as Bosnian Pyramid Bandwagon Gathers Pace
John Bohannon
LONDON -- An unusual soirée took place here at the Bosnian embassy last week.
The star of the show, Semir Osmanagic, presented a slide show of his discovery of ancient pyramids northwest of Sarajevo and other evidence of what he calls a "supercivilization" that flourished in Bosnia 12,000 years ago -- a time when most archaeologists believe small groups of hunter-gatherers were struggling to survive in a frozen Europe. He then posed for photographs in front of a pyramid-shaped cake baked in his honor.
Osmanagic, a Bosnian businessman, has riled professional archaeologists who see his pyramid hypothesis as completely unfounded. Last week, the European Association of Archaeologists published an open letter to the Bosnian government calling Osmanagic's project "a cruel hoax on an unsuspecting public [which] has no place in the world of genuine science." U.K. archaeologists are disturbed at the lack of criticism. "Support for this raft of nonsense has only increased," says Richard Carlton, an archaeologist at the University of Newcastle, but "I have no idea what to do other than to continue to present reasonably argued opposition."
Osmanagic declared last year that a series of pyramid-shaped hills near Visoko were structures built by a previously unknown Neolithic civilization, and he set up a foundation to excavate and exploit them. Bosnia's fragmented archaeological community is struggling to convince the public that the pyramids are simply natural features (Science, 22 September, p. 1718), but Osmanagic's influence and popularity have only grown. He is planning to expand his "archaeological park" scheme across the country to include newly discovered stone sphere "megaliths" and stone temples -- both of which scientists say are just geology. He is currently in Malaysia meeting business leaders interested in funding the parks.
Osmanagic began his lecture by saying that his excavation team includes an Oxford University archaeologist who "agrees that these are massive, manmade structures." And after the embassy event, the Bosnian Pyramid Foundation Web site claimed that "Robert Harris, member of the British Parliament,"
hailed "the significance of this discovery."
"There is no British parliamentarian called Robert Harris," says Colin Renfrew, a member of the House of Lords, and the Oxford archaeologist is Alex Cartwright, an undergraduate student. "Mr. Cartwright does not have any expertise and in no way represents the university," fumes Peter Mitchell, an Oxford archaeologist.
In contrast to this academic turmoil, most conversations at the embassy gathering centered on the 200,000 tourists Osmanagic says have visited Visoko this year.
Shoshana wrote:Izvini sto pitam, a ko smo to "mi" ?
Nije bolan moje "mi" - valjda znam da sam izrod i izdajicawels wrote:Shoshana wrote:Izvini sto pitam, a ko smo to "mi" ?
Izrodi
Shoshana wrote:Nije bolan moje "mi" - valjda znam da sam izrod i izdajicawels wrote:Shoshana wrote:Izvini sto pitam, a ko smo to "mi" ?
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Nego njegovo "mi"?
shoshana, to "mi", to ti je borgShoshana wrote:Izvini sto pitam, a ko smo to "mi" ?