My Odnoklassniki account

A long, long time ago (a year?) I’ve made an Odnoklassniki account. Why would a Romanian do such a thing? Aren’t Facebook or Twitter far more popular in Europe and in the civilized world? Of course they are, but my goal was different: I wished to make acquaintances among Ukrainians (yes, I know that Odnoklassniki is equally popular in Russia, but Russians are far less smarter than Ukrainians. My last thought is to argue with all kinds of morons!). „Acquaintances” means attractive young women, of course J but also maniac tourists: climbers, city-breakers, rowers, fishermen, bicyclers, mountaineers, historians, photographers, travelers of all sorts. My plan pathetically failed: after a year, I’ve got 1 (one) friend on Odnoklassniki, and of course this man I knew long before having any idea about Odnoklassniki! All in all: or I am the most stupid internet user in Europe, or Odnoklassniki is a fake. A cheap copy of a real thing (Facebook?). Theoretically, Odnoklassniki is not for Ukrainians and Russians only, but also for Moldovans, Azeris, British, Armenians, Georgians, Uzbekis, Turks and Kazakhs. Even for Romanians! Anyone can judge the success of Odnoklassniki: I am the only Romanian there!

What should I tell to Odnoklassniki creator? Or creators? „Sorry, people, but you can do better than this”? Or, simply and bluntly, „Sorry”?! L

What's going on in Catalonia

"Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia, a nation of 7 milion people with a per capita GDP that rivals that of countries such as Finland or the United Kingdom. Catalonia has its own language, culture and history, which have existed since the Xth century. Though Catalonia is currently part of Spain, today a wide majority of Catalans are in favor of holding a referendum to decide if Catalonia should become a new state in Europe. This would be similar to the referendum that took place in Quebec or the one scheduled to be held in Scotland. However, unlike the British and Canadian governments, the Spanish government does not respect this right to decide and does not want to allow us to hold a referendum on this issue."

sursa: http://www.omnium.cat/www/omnium/en

My message for Catalans: sorry, guys. I don't buy it. Any Spaniard is an European. If you don't want to be Spaniards, you don't want to be Europeans anymore. So shut up. Nobody likes whiners.