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prika ja se ne sican kad je ko propustia od glavnih,formal night,a ja spavan ka car,jer zato i postoje gvardije tako da mene niko ne zove,napravin posa malo over time,nekad,jer sve uspijemo risit u toku gvardije,nemoj sad ti mene krivo svatit radimo i mi,da ti ne nabrajan da ako uletis izmedu dvi gvardije glupih talijana sa kohima glavni ne zele niti pricat pa se sve priko tvojih leda jer triba iskrcat gray black water a imas cjevovod koji je krivo dizaniran,kojemu triba nac di vuce zrak,a na kraju cili cjevovod triba minjat,triba iskrac bilge a cjevocod je dozivia toliko modifikacija da nezna ni di pocet trazit u bildu,ili u 2 miseca popravit bilge sistem,overgolirat 3 sewage a,sredit hidrauliku jer je ekipa rucno otvarala ventile i trsila nekoliko stotina litara ulja pa onda trazi di pusta ,rizi cijevi,stabilizatori,pa malo ajmo od drugog tima malo separatore jer ga nezna orvorit,itd itd,jer jedno sredis a otvore ti se jos tri posla,evo jedna cinjenica kad smo dosli ja i prika na brod glavni se nije tia niti javit kad uze u kontrol rum,ali se sve prominilo nakon 2 tjedna,sa svojima nije tia uopce pricat sve je islo preko nas,i bili smo mu najbolji prijatelji i sad se vracamo na isti brod,a opet sam bija cesto i na plazi i izlazia,i u kozumelu na ribu od po metra za 20 dolara,karnival ni je rojal,i sto se mene tice neznam di cu st cu ali nezelim se osicat ka da sam u zatvoru,nebrini bija san ja kod prijatelja na RCCL pa sam vidija stege,tako da ja netribam nadoknadivat nista na lito,jer nakon posla odradenog me niko nista nepita,zena dode kad oce opet sam vise sa njom nego kad san bija na kargu,ma meni je super dobro na brodu i onda opet dobro kad dodes doma priko lita
pozdrav i mirno more,i ne zaboravi posa je posa,bilo di a zato i minjamo firme da bi bilo bolje,ja sam pisa da mi je tu di jesan dobro unatoc vecem poslu nego na RCCL koji ima puno kvalitetnije brode,kad mi bude lose tu ja isto minjan firmu
igazu ma ne palimo se
samo govorin coviku da san ja odi napokon zadovoljan,a sad sto on mozda nije u to ne ulazim,iman ja i odi takve koji pljuju protiv firme a ne kuze,da in je dobro,pa bi oni na royala,e sad nasi ljudi bi mogli jer su radnici,na bilo kojoj firmi,pogotovo sad u ovoj krizi triba gledat na stalni posa,jos jedna stvar ja neman bravet i jebiga ali i da ga iman opet nebi nista mina,jer bi brzo avanca,jer i sad mogu da iman bravet,da se razumimo da ce kroz deset godina a mozda i manje kompaniju drzat hrvati
ali sad rduga tema,ja puknem od smiha kad talijani kazu da ce oni na RCCL a ono neda mu se zivit koliko je lin,imamo mi jednu pricu kad je talian dosa na RCCL pa diga kragnu na tuti,ono frajerluk,kad su ga ovi vidili nista in nije bilo jasno uglavnom,izgoria je za dva tjedna iskrcalo ga.a bizi
ljudi moji samo triba radit a za drugo je lako
P.S na karga dodes do prvoga pa opet triba cekat nekoliko ugovora ili godina za kapa,cak i sad kad se brze unaprijeduje
zivili
prika ja se ne sican kad je ko propustia od glavnih,formal night,a ja spavan ka car,jer zato i postoje gvardije tako da mene niko ne zove,napravin posa malo over time,nekad,jer sve uspijemo risit u toku gvardije,nemoj sad ti mene krivo svatit radimo i mi,da ti ne nabrajan da ako uletis izmedu dvi gvardije glupih talijana sa kohima glavni ne zele niti pricat pa se sve priko tvojih leda jer triba iskrcat gray black water a imas cjevovod koji je krivo dizaniran,kojemu triba nac di vuce zrak,a na kraju cili cjevovod triba minjat,triba iskrac bilge a cjevocod je dozivia toliko modifikacija da nezna ni di pocet trazit u bildu,ili u 2 miseca popravit bilge sistem,overgolirat 3 sewage a,sredit hidrauliku jer je ekipa rucno otvarala ventile i trsila nekoliko stotina litara ulja pa onda trazi di pusta ,rizi cijevi,stabilizatori,pa malo ajmo od drugog tima malo separatore jer ga nezna orvorit,itd itd,jer jedno sredis a otvore ti se jos tri posla,evo jedna cinjenica kad smo dosli ja i prika na brod glavni se nije tia niti javit kad uze u kontrol rum,ali se sve prominilo nakon 2 tjedna,sa svojima nije tia uopce pricat sve je islo preko nas,i bili smo mu najbolji prijatelji i sad se vracamo na isti brod,a opet sam bija cesto i na plazi i izlazia,i u kozumelu na ribu od po metra za 20 dolara,karnival ni je rojal,i sto se mene tice neznam di cu st cu ali nezelim se osicat ka da sam u zatvoru,nebrini bija san ja kod prijatelja na RCCL pa sam vidija stege,tako da ja netribam nadoknadivat nista na lito,jer nakon posla odradenog me niko nista nepita,zena dode kad oce opet sam vise sa njom nego kad san bija na kargu,ma meni je super dobro na brodu i onda opet dobro kad dodes doma priko lita
pozdrav i mirno more,i ne zaboravi posa je posa,bilo di a zato i minjamo firme da bi bilo bolje,ja sam pisa da mi je tu di jesan dobro unatoc vecem poslu nego na RCCL koji ima puno kvalitetnije brode,kad mi bude lose tu ja isto minjan firmu
igazu ma ne palimo se
samo govorin coviku da san ja odi napokon zadovoljan,a sad sto on mozda nije u to ne ulazim,iman ja i odi takve koji pljuju protiv firme a ne kuze,da in je dobro,pa bi oni na royala,e sad nasi ljudi bi mogli jer su radnici,na bilo kojoj firmi,pogotovo sad u ovoj krizi triba gledat na stalni posa,jos jedna stvar ja neman bravet i jebiga ali i da ga iman opet nebi nista mina,jer bi brzo avanca,jer i sad mogu da iman bravet,da se razumimo da ce kroz deset godina a mozda i manje kompaniju drzat hrvati
ali sad rduga tema,ja puknem od smiha kad talijani kazu da ce oni na RCCL a ono neda mu se zivit koliko je lin,imamo mi jednu pricu kad je talian dosa na RCCL pa diga kragnu na tuti,ono frajerluk,kad su ga ovi vidili nista in nije bilo jasno uglavnom,izgoria je za dva tjedna iskrcalo ga.a bizi
ljudi moji samo triba radit a za drugo je lako
P.S na karga dodes do prvoga pa opet triba cekat nekoliko ugovora ili godina za kapa,cak i sad kad se brze unaprijeduje
zivili
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crta zara,
ma stari skuzaj ako si sta krivo shvatija, pa ne predlazen ja tebi da spakujes bagaj i prominis firmu,
svatko od nas ima svoje misljenje i ja virujen da si ti zadovoljan ka i puno drugih ljudi na cruise brodovima ali stari ja nisan i to je moje osobno misljenje, oce li meni bit bolje ili ne na carga opet je moja osobna stvar.
ajmo mi zavrsit ovu pricu koju smo i poceli a nema puno smisla, nekome je dobro na brodima od plovputa sta servisiraju lanterne a nekome nije dobro
ni na space shuttlu pa tako ka sta se nebi tribalo raspravljat o drniskome prsutu ili gavrlovicki tako evo i mi necemo vise raspravlajt sta je bolje cargo ili putnicki, neka svak izabere kako oce ja san svoje misljenje reka i nebi ga ponavlja.
Prijo zivija mi i veliki pozdrav, vidimo se 1.7. na rivi u Splitu, Ja cu obuc trlis od Royala
ma zahebaen se!
igazu - drag je meni i prsut i gavrilovicka ali isto je mrvu boji prsut samo triba imat i dobra vina iza toga.
Zivili mi!
ma stari skuzaj ako si sta krivo shvatija, pa ne predlazen ja tebi da spakujes bagaj i prominis firmu,
svatko od nas ima svoje misljenje i ja virujen da si ti zadovoljan ka i puno drugih ljudi na cruise brodovima ali stari ja nisan i to je moje osobno misljenje, oce li meni bit bolje ili ne na carga opet je moja osobna stvar.
ajmo mi zavrsit ovu pricu koju smo i poceli a nema puno smisla, nekome je dobro na brodima od plovputa sta servisiraju lanterne a nekome nije dobro
ni na space shuttlu pa tako ka sta se nebi tribalo raspravljat o drniskome prsutu ili gavrlovicki tako evo i mi necemo vise raspravlajt sta je bolje cargo ili putnicki, neka svak izabere kako oce ja san svoje misljenje reka i nebi ga ponavlja.
Prijo zivija mi i veliki pozdrav, vidimo se 1.7. na rivi u Splitu, Ja cu obuc trlis od Royala
ma zahebaen se!igazu - drag je meni i prsut i gavrilovicka ali isto je mrvu boji prsut samo triba imat i dobra vina iza toga.
Zivili mi!
crta zara
New member
ma nisan ti ja od onih koji idu kroz zid niti od onih ka konji sto gledaju i ne uziman nikome za zlo nihove komentare,tema gotova, i slozit cemo se da je doma najbolje eto da su jos i novci ka na brodu niko nebi plovia,more trlis od RCCL pa cemo se minjat,hahahahaa
a i sto se tice igazu komentara
prika nebi ti ja odbia ni parizer,bitno je druzenje,hahahaaa
svaka cast decki,zivili
a i sto se tice igazu komentara
prika nebi ti ja odbia ni parizer,bitno je druzenje,hahahaaa
svaka cast decki,zivili
Evo kako idem ca uskoro molio bi ako mi netko moze odgovorit na pitanje.Naime siguran sam da sam preko foruma bio u kontaktu sa nekim od clanova posade na Pacific Downu i interesira me da li postoji mogucnost da sam zarazen???
Crew test positive
The Pacific Dawn, the cruise ship carrying crew members infected with swine flu, will arrive in Brisbane on Saturday
after being told not to dock at Port Douglas or Cairns.
Tests this morning confirmed three of the ship's crew have swine flu, while swabs taken from two passengers came
back negative. Authorities subsequently cancelled scheduled stops for the ship in the tropics and have instead sent it
back to Brisbane, where it will arrive on Saturday before departing for Sydney.
The state's chief health officer, Jeannette Young, said all 2000 passengers plus the crew of 730 would be given
Tamiflu upon arrival in Brisbane. "The most important thing we need to do is make sure we don't bring the
flu into a part of Queensland that doesn't have it," Dr Young said.
"We'll be working very closely with P&O so we meet this ship and do everything we can do." Nearly 50 people were
tested yesterday at the state's first swine flu clinic at Robina and Queensland Health is investigating whether further
clinics will be opened.
"If we need to, we'll open more. There's no problem with that," Mr Lucas said. Premier Anna Bligh this morning said
there was no need for the Government to use quarantine powers over the ship, which is effectively isolated because it
is at sea.
Ms Bligh said at this stage the State of Origin match at Suncorp Stadium on July 15 would go ahead.
''There is no need for us to consider cancelling any major sporting events or gatherings of people at this stage,
whether that be the Gold Coast Marathon or State of Origin," she said. ''This is a great pity for the passengers but this
is the right thing to do for public health," Ms Bligh said.
The Premier said no passengers had displayed symptoms. However, federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon earlier today
told Fairfax Radio one passenger was being tested.
Meanwhile The global swine flu death toll marched past 100 on Wednesday with one new fatality reported in the
United States and four more in Mexico, the two countries where the first outbreaks were reported. Prior to the latest
North American deaths, the World Health Organisation (WHO) had reported the global toll at 95, with 13,398 people in
48 countries infected with the A(H1N1) virus since it was first uncovered last month.
In Chicago, a second swine flu death was reported by officials, bringing the US toll to 15.
Mexico's four fatalities raised the country's toll to 89 with 100 new infections reported, bringing the total to 4821, the
health ministry said. Around the world, efforts to control the disease continued as new cases were discovered.
Two more countries - the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean and South America's Uruguay - each reported their first
two confirmed cases of swine flu, raising the number of countries with cases to 50.
Chile confirmed 119 cases late on Tuesday, making it by far the South American country most affected by the
outbreak. Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador have also reported cases.
In Canada, the number of people infected with swine flu soared past the 1,000 mark with 197 new cases confirmed on
Wednesday, according to health officials. Canada now has 1118 total A(H1N1) cases, including two deaths. The
country has the largest number of infections after Mexico and the United States.
The number of confirmed swine flu cases in NSW has reache 33, including 24 passengers from the Pacific Dawn during
its earlier voyage. The average age of infected people is 25, according to a NSW Health statement, and patients range
from one to 53. Those affected so far had mainly mild illness, the department said, and there was still no evidence of person-to-person transmission of the virus within NSW. Another 324 people are undergoing tests after being suspected
of having the disease.
"The overseas experience is that in a small number of cases deaths have occurred," NSW Chief Health Officer Kerry
Chant said. "So if this goes across the Australian community, one would expect that some members of the community
will unfortunately die as a result of this." Dr Chant says the problem swine flu poses, as opposed to more common flu
strains, is that there's no vaccine to help protect vulnerable people from the disease.
She said all the reported cases in NSW were of people who had either been on the Pacific Dawn or had returned from
overseas after visiting an affected country. There had been no reported cases of local transmission, Dr Chant said.
"It is possible that there is community transmission or some cases that we haven't detected, but we are doing all we
can to look for it," she said. "It is likely we will see an increase in the number of cases as we move into the next few
weeks."
The new cases push the number of swine flu victims across Australia past the 100 mark, Ms Roxon said. She said the
total of 103 jumped from 61 at this time yesterday, and can be expected to increase in the course of the day.
Ms Roxon said most Australian cases had been "mild" but four people had been admitted to hospital.
The minister indicated the Pacific Dawn - which has three crew members who have been confirmed as having swine
flu - will be allowed to berth in an Australian port. "My advice is that an agreement has been reached where the cruise
ship Pacific Dawn will return to a major Australian port where appropriate public health support will be available," Ms
Roxon said.
The Federal Government has placed an order with drug manufacturer CSL for a swine flu vaccine, which is expected to
be developed within the next few months. "We will purchase ... doses to cover 10 million people, based on the current
expert advice that this is sufficient to contain the spread of the disease," Ms Roxon said.
The Government was continuing to develop a strategy for who would get the vaccine. Australia's chief medical officer
Jim Bishop has authorised the release of a batch of antiviral medication from the national stockpile. Ms Roxon said
7500 doses of pediatric Tamiflu had gone to Victoria and Western Australia. Another 10,000 doses had gone to
Victoria, where more than half the cases of swine flu come from. "Localised releases from the stockpile will enable us
to continue with this aggressive containment approach to small clusters of the disease," she said.
"Decisions on the use of the stockpile are taken by the chief medical officer and they take into account issues including
the number of cases, the spread, epidemiological advice and the availability of medicines in states."
Crew test positive
The Pacific Dawn, the cruise ship carrying crew members infected with swine flu, will arrive in Brisbane on Saturday
after being told not to dock at Port Douglas or Cairns.
Tests this morning confirmed three of the ship's crew have swine flu, while swabs taken from two passengers came
back negative. Authorities subsequently cancelled scheduled stops for the ship in the tropics and have instead sent it
back to Brisbane, where it will arrive on Saturday before departing for Sydney.
The state's chief health officer, Jeannette Young, said all 2000 passengers plus the crew of 730 would be given
Tamiflu upon arrival in Brisbane. "The most important thing we need to do is make sure we don't bring the
flu into a part of Queensland that doesn't have it," Dr Young said.
"We'll be working very closely with P&O so we meet this ship and do everything we can do." Nearly 50 people were
tested yesterday at the state's first swine flu clinic at Robina and Queensland Health is investigating whether further
clinics will be opened.
"If we need to, we'll open more. There's no problem with that," Mr Lucas said. Premier Anna Bligh this morning said
there was no need for the Government to use quarantine powers over the ship, which is effectively isolated because it
is at sea.
Ms Bligh said at this stage the State of Origin match at Suncorp Stadium on July 15 would go ahead.
''There is no need for us to consider cancelling any major sporting events or gatherings of people at this stage,
whether that be the Gold Coast Marathon or State of Origin," she said. ''This is a great pity for the passengers but this
is the right thing to do for public health," Ms Bligh said.
The Premier said no passengers had displayed symptoms. However, federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon earlier today
told Fairfax Radio one passenger was being tested.
Meanwhile The global swine flu death toll marched past 100 on Wednesday with one new fatality reported in the
United States and four more in Mexico, the two countries where the first outbreaks were reported. Prior to the latest
North American deaths, the World Health Organisation (WHO) had reported the global toll at 95, with 13,398 people in
48 countries infected with the A(H1N1) virus since it was first uncovered last month.
In Chicago, a second swine flu death was reported by officials, bringing the US toll to 15.
Mexico's four fatalities raised the country's toll to 89 with 100 new infections reported, bringing the total to 4821, the
health ministry said. Around the world, efforts to control the disease continued as new cases were discovered.
Two more countries - the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean and South America's Uruguay - each reported their first
two confirmed cases of swine flu, raising the number of countries with cases to 50.
Chile confirmed 119 cases late on Tuesday, making it by far the South American country most affected by the
outbreak. Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador have also reported cases.
In Canada, the number of people infected with swine flu soared past the 1,000 mark with 197 new cases confirmed on
Wednesday, according to health officials. Canada now has 1118 total A(H1N1) cases, including two deaths. The
country has the largest number of infections after Mexico and the United States.
The number of confirmed swine flu cases in NSW has reache 33, including 24 passengers from the Pacific Dawn during
its earlier voyage. The average age of infected people is 25, according to a NSW Health statement, and patients range
from one to 53. Those affected so far had mainly mild illness, the department said, and there was still no evidence of person-to-person transmission of the virus within NSW. Another 324 people are undergoing tests after being suspected
of having the disease.
"The overseas experience is that in a small number of cases deaths have occurred," NSW Chief Health Officer Kerry
Chant said. "So if this goes across the Australian community, one would expect that some members of the community
will unfortunately die as a result of this." Dr Chant says the problem swine flu poses, as opposed to more common flu
strains, is that there's no vaccine to help protect vulnerable people from the disease.
She said all the reported cases in NSW were of people who had either been on the Pacific Dawn or had returned from
overseas after visiting an affected country. There had been no reported cases of local transmission, Dr Chant said.
"It is possible that there is community transmission or some cases that we haven't detected, but we are doing all we
can to look for it," she said. "It is likely we will see an increase in the number of cases as we move into the next few
weeks."
The new cases push the number of swine flu victims across Australia past the 100 mark, Ms Roxon said. She said the
total of 103 jumped from 61 at this time yesterday, and can be expected to increase in the course of the day.
Ms Roxon said most Australian cases had been "mild" but four people had been admitted to hospital.
The minister indicated the Pacific Dawn - which has three crew members who have been confirmed as having swine
flu - will be allowed to berth in an Australian port. "My advice is that an agreement has been reached where the cruise
ship Pacific Dawn will return to a major Australian port where appropriate public health support will be available," Ms
Roxon said.
The Federal Government has placed an order with drug manufacturer CSL for a swine flu vaccine, which is expected to
be developed within the next few months. "We will purchase ... doses to cover 10 million people, based on the current
expert advice that this is sufficient to contain the spread of the disease," Ms Roxon said.
The Government was continuing to develop a strategy for who would get the vaccine. Australia's chief medical officer
Jim Bishop has authorised the release of a batch of antiviral medication from the national stockpile. Ms Roxon said
7500 doses of pediatric Tamiflu had gone to Victoria and Western Australia. Another 10,000 doses had gone to
Victoria, where more than half the cases of swine flu come from. "Localised releases from the stockpile will enable us
to continue with this aggressive containment approach to small clusters of the disease," she said.
"Decisions on the use of the stockpile are taken by the chief medical officer and they take into account issues including
the number of cases, the spread, epidemiological advice and the availability of medicines in states."
Dalmos
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Dalmos
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Spuzvasta
zena pomorca
Minjan ticju gripu za svinjsku
Uvik mi je bija drazi odojak od kokosevine
E nisi ti ni lud
gigi-split
Poglavica
Ne bojim se ni svinjske ni pticje gripe , nit rokcem nit letim