Talvez muitos de vós ainda não tenham tido conhecimento do "protocolo do urinol". Trata-se de (muito resumidamente) um conjunto de "regras" que se devem obedecer a quando de uma ida a um WC publico urinar. Ou seja, que urinol escolher para verter águas, mudar a água das azeitonas......
"Informaram-me" hoje de que foi divulgada a sua vulnerabilidade.
Um excelente post em Inglês que bem merecia tradução.
Aqui poderá ficar conhecedor deste protocolo (caso ainda desconheça) e da sua vulnerabilidade. Encontrei também no Youtube um vídeo musical "exemplificativo".
I would say I'm sorry If I thought that it would change your mind But I know that this time I've said too much Been too unkind
I try to laugh about it Cover it all up with lies I try and Laugh about it Hiding the tears in my eyes 'cause boys don't cry Boys don't cry
I would break down at your feet And beg forgiveness Plead with you But I know that It's too late And now there's nothing I can do
So I try to laugh about it Cover it all up with lies I try to laugh about it Hiding the tears in my eyes 'cause boys don't cry
I would tell you That I loved you If I thought that you would stay But I know that it's no use That you've already Gone away
Misjudged your limits Pushed you too far Took you for granted I thought that you needed me more
Now I would do most anything To get you back by my side But I just Keep on laughing Hiding the tears in my eyes 'cause boys don't cry Boys don't cry Boys don't cry
As voltas que já dei e as vezes que repetidamente ouvi, tanto ao vivo (youtube) como a versão gravada.
Desde "garoto" que tinha a sensação de que o que é cantado é : "I would say I'm sorry If I thought that it would change your mind But I know that this summer I've said too much Been too unkind"
e sempre encontrei escrito como sendo: "I would say I'm sorry If I thought that it would change your mind But I know that this time I've said too much Been too unkind"
Não sei se por vezes o Rober Smith "brinca" e troca a palavra time por summer (que é bastante comum ser feito nas actuações ao vivo) ou se é apenas o seu sotaque que por vezes é mais "cerrado" e o "s" antes não ajuda.
Denying reports from Europe that faulty batteries caused "explosive" iPhones, Apple Friday said that cracked devices turned in by French customers had damage done from an outside force.
Bloomberg reports that an Apple spokesperson said that pressure was applied to the phones to make them crack in all cases investigated. Battery overheating reportedly did not cause any of the issues.
Earlier this month, Apple began an investigation into the allegations of explosive iPhones. That review began after the European Union's consumer safety division took notice of various complaints and media reports.
The incidents gained notoriety after a British family sought a refund for an iPod touch that they claimed exploded after it was dropped. Apple reportedly responded by asking the company to keep the terms of any agreement confidential.