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"In Russia, funny cameraman tied to wall and gets ready, aim, fired!" |
Posted on 07/31/2009 4:09:46 PM PDT by Flavius
A Croatian cameraman was fired Friday after Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor took offence to a message on a T-shirt the cameraman was wearing at the government press conference.
RTL television cameraman Thursday afternoon wore a T-shirt with the words: 'I do not need sex, the government f***s me every day'.
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the global village
Of course, if the shirt had read “F*** Bush”, that would have been cheered.
Very true message. But you’re at work. Where something dignified.
That was in English? I have to wonder if the guy knew what the words on the T-shirt meant. A lot of non-English-speaking foreigners wear T-shirts with slogans they don’t understand.
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"In Russia, funny cameraman tied to wall and gets ready, aim, fired!" |
I thought this said Croatian Caveman fired...
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"In Russia, funny caveman is tied to wall and gets ready, aim, fired!" |
Yeah, about that t-shirt...
Well, it looks like Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor proved the cameraman’s t-shirt’s point.
*Some words changed to protect the decent people
:-D
Similar thought....
Politicians and diapers should be changed frequently and for the same reason.
While I can agree with the sentiment it’s not an acceptable t-shirt to wear to work, let alone to an event involving the Prime Minister of a country.
Also, ignorance of English is not a excuse. He needs to know what the t-shirt says. I have no more sympathy for him than the American who thinks a tattoo artist is tattooing the Chinese word for “courage”, when the tattoo actually says “pretty”.
Cheered?
LOL!
He would have won the Nobel Prize and an Oscar!
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