What Are You Doing Right Now? (175 Viewers)

[ALC]

bacon is good but overrated

Agreed

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...i kinda don’t like the picture that came to my mind thinking bout nutella soup.

btw.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/preppypostgrad/45-life-changing-nutella-recipes-k33h

Wish I could post a picture of the Nutella soup I'm "making" right now after having what I can only assume was bad food, but I'm pretty sure I'd get instant banned:

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It's not piping hot but it still warms up the entire room and you can smell it throughout the whole house.

 

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[DAiDEViL]

Wish I could post a picture of the Nutella soup I'm "making" right now after having what I can only assume was bad food, but I'm pretty sure I'd get instant banned:

just post it with a spoiler.

 

[ALC]

Too bad, it's already gone.

 

[Kate]

I'm never eating soup again.

 

[DAiDEViL]

next time.

 

[ALC]

next time.

I'm sure it won't be too long, I tend to make Nutella soup quite often. Which is probably not a good thing.

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I'm never eating soup again.

You asked for it, Kate. You asked for it.

 

[Tommy]

Who said it's not Nutella soup?

it could be a very good thing after the joint

 

[Seven]

Yeah not the best example

However outside of Istanbul, there's very few places I'd like to visit in Turkey and I'd choose many other destinations over Istanbul too.

Sure, but even outside your personal taste you must admit that it is understandable some people would like Turkey. If you're offered a shitload of money to play football in a country with okay food and (depending on the place obviously) a nice climate, is that the worst situation to be in?

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

Bro, even if I believe Manchester's night life is among the best the UK has to offer, I still wouldn't visit here over other places

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Sure, but even outside your personal taste you must admit that it is understandable some people would like Turkey. If you're offered a shitload of money to play football in a country with okay food and (depending on the place obviously) a nice climate, is that the worst situation to be in?

If you have 2m offer from MLS and 2.5 million offer from Turkey the choice is very simple

 

[Seven]

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If you have 2m offer from MLS and 2.5 million offer from Turkey the choice is very simple

For me it would be MLS, sure. But half a million is not nothing and you could do a lot worse than Turkey. Imagine you have to live in Minnesota. Is that so nice?

 

[Osman]

seriously, look at the manchester for example - bunch of the beautiful museums, famous libraries, art galleries, old trafford and then look at the turkey - beaches,mosques,ruins

This is by far your best post in a long long time.



That is if you were only sarcastic, would been utterly brilliant burn on Manchester

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

For me it would be MLS, sure. But half a million is not nothing and you could do a lot worse than Turkey. Imagine you have to live in Minnesota. Is that so nice?

I think that every big city in USA have it's pros and cons but its still good place to live and even if it's american shithole it's still much better than european shitholes

 

[Seven]

This is by far your best post in a long long time.



That is if you weresarcastic

I find it particularly hilarious because players often cite how horrible it is to live in England.

 

[Nicholas]

Sure, but even outside your personal taste you must admit that it is understandable some people would like Turkey. If you're offered a $#@!load of money to play football in a country with okay food and (depending on the place obviously) a nice climate, is that the worst situation to be in?

I guess. Surely these players have other offers? I imagine alot of MLS teams would take them.... and most would choose America over Turkey.

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I find it particularly hilarious because players often cite how horrible it is to live in England.

Outside of the weather, if you have money the UK is a fantastic place to live.

 

[Tak!]

seriously, look at the manchester for example - bunch of the beautiful museums, famous libraries, art galleries, old trafford and then look at the turkey - beaches,mosques,ruins

Trolling hard? Been there twice and you are exaggerating.
In the end as others note it's a matter of taste. I enjoy old cities with old historical artifacts. I've only been to Alanya so I've never been to Istanbul but that's in my bucket list.

 

[Osman]

I find it particularly hilarious because players often cite how horrible it is to live in England.

Indeed, NO ONE mentions any of the big citities as livable/exciting outside of London basically. And this guy hypes up Manchester as some beckon of excitement/culture lol, when its prolly most shit on city (by UK comedians I seen) after Liverpool, Hull, Newcastle etc.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

I find it particularly hilarious because players often cite how horrible it is to live in England.

Their biggest problem is right-hand traffic and silent life, but players like Aguero keep their mouth shut and work their asses off, while players like Tevez and Di Maria turn into crybabies

 

[Trequartista]

For me it would be MLS, sure. But half a million is not nothing and you could do a lot worse than Turkey. Imagine you have to live in Minnesota. Is that so nice?

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

I guess. Surely these players have other offers? I imagine alot of MLS teams would take them.... and most would choose America over Turkey.

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Outside of the weather, if you have money the UK is a fantastic place to live.

Best european country by a mile

 

[Tak!]

I find it particularly hilarious because players often cite how horrible it is to live in England.

Especially the South Americans.