Πώς έκανα έξωση στη SHELMAN Σοφιανός ΠΑΡΚΕΤΑ Α.Ε.

Λέξεις κλειδιά: Έξωση, SHELMAN Σοφιανός ΠΑΡΚΕΤΑ Α.Ε., ΕΒΕΑ

Νόμιμος εκπρόσωπος: Νικόλαος Σοφιανός

Σύντομα και το άρθρο με τη διαδικασία της έξωσης.

Stavros the god...

Mitsos lived above his restaurant with only his beloved pet dog called Stavros for company.

One day Stavros the dog died and Mitsos went to his local priest and asked,

"Father Niko, my dog Stavros died. Could you do a Trisagio for my poor dead animal, he was like a son to me?"

Father Nikos shook his head, "Mitso pedi mou, I'm afraid not; we cannot have services for an animal in the church. But, there's a Catholic church on the next block. God knows what they believe. Maybe they'll do something for your dog?"

Mitsos said, "I'll go right away Father Niko. Do you think $2,000 is enough to donate to them for the service?"

Father Niko exclaimed, "Kyrie Eleison! Vre Mitso pedi mou, why didn't you tell me the dog was Greek Orthodox?

Το ξυπόλυτο κίνημα - Bunker Roy

Είναι κάτι απίστευτο. Αξίζει να το δείτε:

what more do you want?

Heavy rains start and a neighbour pulls up in his truck. "Hey Bob, I'm leaving for high ground. Want a lift?" Bob says, "No, I'm putting my faith in God." Well, waters rise and pretty soon the bottom floor of his house is under water. Bob looks out the second story window as a boat comes by and offers him a lift. "No, I'm putting my faith in God." The rain intensifies and floodwaters rise and Bob's forced onto the roof. A helicopter comes, lowers a line, and Bob yells "No, I'm putting my faith in God."

Well, Bob drowns. He goes to Heaven and finally gets to meet God. "God, what was that about? I prayed and put my faith in you, and I drowned!"

God says, "I sent you a truck, a boat, and a helicopter! What the hell more did you want from me?"

Colombiana Soundtrack

A mediocre movie with an interesting Music Profile. Check it out:

1. "Pass the Hutchet" by Roger and the Gupsies.



2. "Glory Box" by Portishead

3. "Beat me till i'm blue" by Alan Hawkshaw

 

4. "Hurt" by Johnny Cash

5. "The fade out line" by Phoebe Killdeer and the Short Straws