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si eu zic, premiul l-ar fi meritat Torje.

n-a mai vomitat stricatu' ala ?

da, iti arata acolo ce aplicatii iti consuma bateria and shit.

e buna aplicatia, pe langa treaba aia de incarcare, are si functiile de curatare junk files si ram cleaner.

pune-ti battery doctor ala din appstore, face o incarcare mult mai completa, in 3 pasi si mi-am dat seama ca daca il incarc prin aplicatia aia, tine mai mult... are niste pasi de genul charge nu stiu cum, continuation si trickle charge.

hai nu fi supi acuma. glumeam da-te dreq de fandosit. zi ma, cat tine al tau ?

ba pizdis, am vrut sa zic ca maxim ma tine pana seara si oricum dupa ora 17 se zice buna seara, dar ce sa-ti cer sa stii tu fineturi din astea. da, pe tine cat te tine, ca si tu ai tot 5s.

plm, la 5s ma tine de la 9 dimineata si pe la ora 5 mai are 30%, insa am avut o zi in care nush ce plm am ars-o numai pe net si jocuri, asa incat la ora 1 si-a dat duhul. cam varza la autonomie. si eu astept 6-le, dar ma indoiesc ca vom avea surprize placute la baterie, chiar daca va fi mai mare decat la 5/5s, si telefonul va avea ecran mai mare etc.

deci a castigat wurstland sa inteleg ? sa suga ... cu kaiserul lor si sictir, sunt antipatici, grasi, urati si au femei urate.

A aparut pe torente ultimul film al lui Arnold inainte de imbalasamare: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1742334/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Pe Discovery World e "Sezonul expeditiilor polare - In culisele expeditiei Capitanului Scott"

da si germania fara Matthaus

o facatura campionatul asta, e blat pe fata. pai scrie acolo ca meciul e in direct si e lumina afara ca la pranz, desi este ora 22:20.

ah, atunci n-are rost.

ati terminat utimul sezon din Homeland ? sa stiu daca fac spoiler sau nu ?

plm, 0-100 in 2,5 secunde mortii ma-sii... nici n-o vezi cand trece pe langa tine. la 999 de kg, cred ca si consuma 10% in oras ))))))))))))))))))))

Pai mai e o gramada pana la weekend.

Nu, nu. Insist.

am auzit ca-i foarte fain Need for Speed.

pai Canagan iau de la animax, la sac de 12 kile si e convenabil ca vine vreo 300 si ceva de lei ala de pui si mai e unul mai scump, cu nu siu ce mimoze. ma rog, imi plac si mie, sunt gustoase

de Orijen nu am auzit, eu ii iau Canagan la a mea, la recomandarea vet-ului.

ce meci mai e si azi ?

gata, s-a terminat nenorocirea, acum spamez pe toate torentele din univers ce mizerie purulenta de film e. desi sincer, trebuie vazut, doar ca sa aveti benchmark pentru alte filme proaste. cum spuneam, filmul asta face Fast & Furius, sa straluceasca precum un homar printre shaorme.

Bine, amsinile sunt fara sa-mi bag picioarele si filmate fain cursele, ma mir ca au spart atatia bani sa faca praf frumusetile astea, banuiesc totusi ca au distrus replici. - 1. 1966 Pontiac GTO Engine: Tri-power V-8 Horsepower: 360 HP 0-60 MPH: 6.5 seconds Top Speed: 114 MPH The only way to get a GTO before 1965 was to upgrade the Pontiac Tempest or LeMans, but due to the popularity of that particular model, Pontiac gave the “Goat†its very own series in 1966 - and it exploded onto the market. The GTO is the quintessential American muscle car and even straight from the factory is a brutish beast off the light. - 2. 1969 Ford Gran Torino Engine: 428 cubic inch FE V-8 Horsepower: 335 HP 0-60 MPH: 5.7 seconds Top Speed: 120 MPH Before it was the title of an award-winning movie starring Clint Eastwood, the Gran Torino was a one of Ford’s most popular muscle cars – they produced over 300,000 units. Like most vehicles, there were several variations of the model, ranging from stock to premium, but each of them was fun and loud to drive. - 3. 2013 Shelby GT500 Engine: 5.8 Liter V-8 Horsepower: 620 HP 0-60 MPH: 3.6 seconds Top Speed: 190 MPH Carroll Shelby was a legendary American car racer in the late 1950s, but his true skill shined as a gifted car designer who created some of the best performance-based American cars beginning in the mid-’60s. He continued to design until the day he passed away in 2012. In fact, he had been working on the 50th anniversary edition of the Ford Mustang when he died. His car designs are as beautiful as they are powerful and factory stock versions of his cars will blow the doors off most of the competition. - 4. 2015 Ford Mustang GT Engine: 5.0 Liter Coyote V-8 Horsepower: 420 HP 0-60 MPH: Not Released Top Speed: 155 MPH Ford’s next version of their classic – and most popular – muscle car, the Mustang (it’s been seen or referenced over 3,000 times in movies, TV shows and songs since its 1964 debut in Goldfinger) wasn’t even available on the market while Need for Speed was filming, but that doesn’t stop Aaron Paul’s character from getting behind the wheel. Ford calls the sleek redesign the “World’s Mustang†and it’s available in three versions – Base 3.6 Liter V-6, EcoBoost 2.3 Liter 4 cylinder and GT 5.0 Liter V-8. - 5. Saleen S7 Engine: Ford 427 7.0 Liter V-8 Horsepower: 550 HP 0-60 MPH: 3.1 seconds Top Speed: 199 MPH As the completely hand-made, American-built Saleen S7 proves, not every supercar has to be of the exotic European variety. The stats above are for the 2000-2004 models, but in 2005 Saleen introduced a Twin Turbo variation that packed a walloping 750 HP and a top speed of 248 MPH. It’s unclear which version was used in the movie, but either way, with a price tag of over $400,000, chances are a low-cost replica was put in front of the camera. - 6. Lamborghini Sesto Elemento Engine: Mid-mounted 5.2 Liter V10 Horsepower: 570 HP 0-60 MPH: 2.4 seconds Top Speed: 186 MPH Italian supercar maker Lamborghini pretty much outdid themselves with the introduction of the blazingly fast and extremely sick Sesto Elemento in 2011. The car has only gotten better – and more expensive – over the last three years and sports a wallet-draining $2.2 million price tag. The name of the car is a reference to the sixth element on the period table – carbon – which comprises most of its chassis in the form of carbon fiber. - 7. McLaren P1 Engine: McLaren M838TQ twin-turbo 3.8 Liter V8 Horsepower: 903 HP 0-60 MPH: 2.8 seconds Top Speed: 217 MPH British supercar manufacturer McLaren Automotive has been churning out high performance, high concept vehicles since the early 1990s, none more impressive than the McLaren F1…until now. The McLaren P1 can be driven up to 6 miles solely on its 324-cell lithium-ion batteries, so it’s not exactly built for a cross-country trek – good thing it also runs on good old-fashioned gasoline. The hybrid P1 supercar would be in every hipster, Earth-conscious, gear head’s garage if it weren’t for the $1.2 million price tag – assuming they could find one of the only 325 cars built up for sale. - 8. GTA Spano Engine: Mid-mounted 8.3 Liter V-10 Horsepower: 900 HP 0-60 MPH: 2.9 seconds Top Speed: 217 MPH The GTA Spano is a Spanish supercar that first made a splash as a concept car in 2011 at the Geneva Motor Show. Parent company Spania GTA unveiled the limited edition GTA Spano seen in the movie at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, but only 99 were built. Word has it they’re working on an even more limited edition version boasting a mind-thumping 1200 horsepower. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see that version show up in Need for Speed 2 (assuming it happens). - 9. Bugatti Veyron Super Sport Engine: 8.0 Liter Quad-Turbocharged W-16 Horsepower: 1200 HP 0-60 MPH: 2.46 seconds Top Speed: 268 MPH The ultra-fast, ultra-sleek, ultra-expensive (retail is $2.4 million) Bugatti Veyron Super Sport is by far the baddest mother in this movie and it held the world record for fast production car to prove it. Everything about this Volkswagen-made super car is ridiculously awesome – and expensive, right down to the $42,000 tires (which have to be replaced every 10,000 miles), the $69,000 rims (which have to be replaced every 30,000 miles) and the 26 gallon gas tank which would be running on fumes after 10 minutes at top speed. Unless you’re an oil tycoon, prince of a country, or a Powerball winner, the only way you’re driving one of these is with a game controller. Besides, getting insurance for it would be crazy difficult. We wonder if Jake from State Farm would give us a quote? - 10. Koenigsegg Agera – Standard Engine: 5.0 Liter Twin-Turbocharged V-8 Horsepower: 940 HP 0-60 MPH: 3.1 seconds Top Speed: 260 MPH Swedish company Koenigsegg produces some of the finest, most innovative, and most sought after supercars in the world. The body is made of color pre-impregnated carbon fiber, the engine is made of aluminum and the gas tanks are built into the chassis allowing for better weight distribution. Be prepared to pay for all that innovation, though, as the cost of an Agera will set you back close to $2 Million. - 11. Koenigsegg Agera R Engine: 5.0 Liter Twin-Turbocharged V-8 Biofuel Horsepower: 1140 HP 0-60 MPH: 2.9 seconds Top Speed: 273 MPH (Theoretical) Just like the McLaren P1, Koenigsegg took the Agera to a whole different environmentally-friendly level by giving the R version the ability to run solely on biofuel (E85 ethanol). The car performs better on E85 than it does on standard gasoline, but if you’re able to afford the price tag on one of these $2 million cars, then saving money on gas probably isn’t your first concern. - 12. Koenigsegg Agera S Engine: 5.0 Liter Twin-Turbocharged V-8 Horsepower: 1030 HP 0-60 MPH: 2.8 seconds Top Speed: 273 MPH (Theoretical) 13. Ferrari 458 Italia (Chase Car)

Da, de ventilatorul ala ziceam si io. De faza cu modulul BT, citisem la mom respectiv pe E60board.