My Unknown Tablet is better than your Ipad.

I don't know the name... is it safe? We know that you'll probably feel more comfortable with the idea of well-known branded devices. They have reputation and prestige, and the feeling of a big company behind them. But you may have forgotten that sometimes brands that are big now were once themselves quite tiny, or maybe have been well-known but were not involved in phone manufacture, and sometimes not long ago. Who had heard of phones made by Samsung, LG or HTC five years ago? You may not be aware that phones aren't necessarily only manufactured in factories owned by the brands themselves. In many industries it is common for a branded manufacturer to use the manufacturing facilities of smaller companies, who make products to their design and specification. Often commercial agreements will prevent them publishing their role as a manufacturer for a more well-known brand. In fact, sometimes a larger manufacturer who wants in on a market will go to the existing manufacturer that is unknown to consumers and work with them to tailor a model for their own marketing requirements and branded with their own name. Some manufacturers specialise in producing products for big names to tailor to their own specification and brand as their own. So smaller and lesser-known brand names can be just as good as big brands, even though they may choose to target customers who seek a combination of functionality and value as a priority over prestige. Because they aim to differentiate their own branded items by targeting a value market, they may include a slightly lower-resolution camera, for instance, or headphones that probably won't be the super-duper audiophile quality the top brands sometimes use for bumping up the price excessively – but they'll still be perfectly good quality to the vast majority of people.   AFFORDABLE VALUE TABLET PC AVAILABLE AT  www.92trade.com It depends on what is important to you, but the essential qualities and functionality are very comparable, yet at a much cheaper price. We've carefully picked some outstanding models from up-and-coming or behind-the-scenes manufacturers that we're certain offer excellent value for money as well as the dependable quality you need from a device that is very likely to become a constant companion in your life. For some people, our value brands may enable access to the life-changing convenience and functionality that otherwise might have been too far out of reach. CREATE AN ACCOUNT WITH 92TRADE FOR VALUED TABLET PC AND SMART PHONES (WITH FREE DELIVERY)

Names of Towns with Funny Names

These are a bunch of misjudged names of some places in the world. How funny would it look if someone walked up to you and said "Hello, my name's Chuck and I'm from Horneytown, NC".

1. Anus, France

2. Assinippi, Massassachusetts

3. Assloss, Scotland

4. Bald Knob, Arkansas

5. Ballplay, Tennessee

6. Beaver Lick, Kentucky

7. Big Beaver, Pennsylvania

8. Big Bone Lick State Park, Kentucky



9. Big Knockerstown, England

10. Blackdykes, England

11. Blowhard, Australia

12. Blue Ball, Ohio . . . Blue Ball, Delaware . . . Blue Ball, Pennsylvania

13. Bobbin Head, Australia

14. Boysack, Scotland

15. Brest, France

16. Bumpass, Virginia

17. Busti, New York

18. Buttzville, New Jersey

19. Caulkerbush, Scotland

20. Climax, Georgia



21. Cockintake, England

22. Cockplay, Scotland

23. Cocksgag, Ohio

24. Deep Gap, Tennessee

25. Dickeyville, Wisconsin

26. Dickshooter, Idaho

27. Dicktown, New Jersey

28. Dildo, Canada



29. Dikshit, India

30. Erect, North Carolina

31. Fanny, West Virginia

32. French Lick, Indiana

33. Fucking, Austria


Where's the person on the bike? Oh, no... not in public.

34. Gayville, South Dakota

35. Hookersville, West Virgina

36. Horneytown, North Carolina

37. Intercourse, Pennsylvania

38. Knock Lick, Kentucky

39. Little Dix Village, West Indies

40. Long Dong, China

41. Loveladies, New Jersey

42. Mary’s Inlet, Canada

43. Mount Gay, West Virginia

44. Mount Mee, Australia

45. Muff, Ireland


There really is a diving club in Muff, Ireland.

46. Nipple, Utah

47. Onacock, Virginia

48. Pennis Wood, England

49. Pussy Creek, Ohio

50. Puseyville, Pennsylvania

51. Ramsbottom, England

52. Sexmoan, Phillippines

53. Shag Island, Indian Ocean

54. Smackass Gap, North Carolina

55. Spread Eagle, Wisconsin

56. Sweet Lips, Tennessee

57. Ta Ta Creek, Canada

58. Three Cocks, Wales

59. Threeway, Virginia

60. Pussy, France

61. Condom, France

Questions We Should Ask Ourselves...

Tell me how many women childhood dreams come to past
Tell me how many movies turn out real
There are so many questions
Questions I'll like to ask
So you can understand exactly how I feel

Tell me how many people wish they were someone else
Someone they think the world wants them to be
Tell me how many babies will be born just to die
Leaving me with these questions
Asking why

Tell me how do trees whisper
How do birds learn to sing
And how does the rainbow stay the same
How do bees make their honey
How do they learn to sting
Can a broken heart get back to heal again

How do people get so busy they don't find time to love
What's the truth behind why people go to war
Why is there so much religion yet there's so little love
Will I ever get to know the truth some day

Where's the youth who's gonna dare - where's the elder who really cares
Why do people believe things they know arent true
When you look into the mirror who do you see
Why do we have to grow to be wise

Asa is a multi-talented Nigerian songstress. She brings the soulful nostalgia of Nina Simone and Macy Gray. Questions is just one out of many of her soulful and mind-lifting songs.

Oily Humor

On a lighter note!

15 Ways to Attract Men......Even if You're Overweight!

Are you overweight? Think guys won’t go for you just because of how much space you take up? Think again! Attracting a man doesn’t have to involve a tight, rocking body — it’s all about confidence and positive attitude!

1. If you are only five or ten pounds overweight, you shouldn’t even be reading this article! You are not fat; you just feel self-conscious. Confidence is key when it comes to attracting a guy. There are plenty of skinny women who are still alone too. Why? They’re not confident or outgoing!

2. Play up your best features. True, it’s what’s on the inside that counts, but highlighting your best features will help you look and feel better about yourself. For example, if you have beautiful eyes, apply some black or navy-blue eyeliner to help widen your eyes. If you have shapely lips, apply a thin layer of gloss. Shape your brows. Clear up your acne. Not only will this help you look more approachable, but you’ll feel more confident knowing you like the way you look.

3. Wear your best outfits. You don’t necessarily have to go out and buy a new wardrobe, but you want to look approachable. So dig through your closet and pick out your favorite articles of clothing. Make sure they’re fitted and not too tight or too baggy. If they are, you’ll end up looking even *heavier*, and that’s not good. If you need to, go to your favorite stores and ask the clerks what size you should be buying. They might offer to help you pick out some new threads, too!

4. Make your hair look amazing by giving it a new style or color. Even just neatly brushed hair is great looking. If your hair is curly, you could either straighten it or apply mousse to keep it looking fresh and neat. If your hair is straight, try using a volumizing shampoo to give it a lift. Straight hair looks drab when it just hangs off your scalp. For more fun, try tying your hair into a messy bun or putting it half-up. This works best if your hair is prone to frizz and poof.

5. Your attitude says a lot about you. SMILE! Give men a reason to approach you. Uncross your arms when standing. Participate in conversations or activities so that guys can at least know you exist. Don’t be a hermit! No one will see you! Walk with your head held high and your back straight. Don’t pound around and drag your feet all day. This just makes you look depressed. No one wants to approach someone who looks like they’re mad at the world.

6. If men won’t approach you, approach them! I know it may seem hard, but the best way to overcome this is to just start small by making light conversation. Make sure to pop a mint or a stick of gum beforehand to eliminate bad breath and always be ready. If you’re waiting in line at the grocery store, turn to the cutie next to you and make conversation. (Make a joke or try to get him to laugh. If you just stand there looking bored, he’ll just ignore you.) Ask him questions that won’t lead to a one word answer.

7. If he is someone you’ve had your eye on for a while, wait until he is alone or not busy.Quickly glance at him until he looks at you back. When he does, smile. If he smiles back, approach him and say “hi”. Most of the time, he’ll say “hi” back. You can usually tell if he’s up for more conversation, like if his attention is suddenly directed towards you. Here are a few conversation starters you can use (whilst smiling shyly):

“Hi, you look lonely, so I thought I should just come over and say hi.”

“The weather’s finally nice for once, huh?”

8. Make more friends! Be kind to everyone you see. Men are more attracted to women who are friendly and outgoing. This makes them believe that you’re fun to be around.

9. Don’t focus so much on your weight. He can see that it’s there, so there’s no point in trying to make him think you’re skinny.

10. If he doesn’t seem interested, move on. There’s no point in pursuing someone that doesn’t reciprocate your feelings. Know that it may have nothing to do with your weight — some men just aren’t interested!

11. If you can, try making small talk with different men every day using the conversation starters above. There’s bound to be a handful of guys who will want to keep talking to you. As long as you just talk to them, that’s all that really matters.

• Did You Know: Certain guys may want to talk to you, but are too shy to make the first move! Be the confident one and make the first move yourself. What have you got to lose?

12. Once you’re talking to a guy, casually ask for their number. Don’t contact him too often, or he’ll get creeped out and you’ll lose your chance! And don’t text him all the time. As a matter of fact, try calling him instead. Actually dialing a guy’s number and speaking with him live will get him thinking about you and he’ll admire your confidence.

13. Give it some time and flirt. Give genuine compliments and make eye contact while flirting and sprinkle them in with casual conversation. This will make you seem like you’re interested, but not desperate. When he flirts back, you’ll know it’s time to move on to the next step…

14. Ask them out! Here’s how you know when to ask him out:

• He compliments you first • He tries to make you laugh • He always tries to be near you

• He wants to hang out with you often • He asks YOU for YOUR number • You catch him staring at you

15. If you end up going on a date, congratulations! If he asks you out again that means he likes you. Enjoy your newly found romance! If not, don’t keep asking him out that shows that you are desperate.

Epic Charles Ramsey Interview Music Remix..Enjoy!

Remember the recent interview by Charles Ramsey on the three kidnapped girls found alive? Well just like it was expected, there's a remix of that interview. Mister Ramsey is an hero though and this would even make him more popular. Reminds one of Sweet Brown's miraculous escape....Ain't nobody gat time for that!!

Just a comic relief..

If It's Not One thing, It's Another!

Lola is a 16 y/o girl growing up in the suburbs of a sprawling district in Nairobi, Kenya. She is intelligent, cute and charming. Everyone loves Lola in school and her teachers think she's got a very bright future. Lola comes from a religious family. Her mum is the prayer warrior of the Pentecostal church in the neighborhood. She doesn't talk to her children about sex and its consequences. Lola's dad is an academic. He works as a university lecturer in the city. He's strict yet loving and wants the best for his children. After closing at school one day, Lola hooks up with friends as they find their way home. Being all girls, they discuss about getting boyfriends. "I think I'm old enough to have a guy" says Simbi. "I can't wait to become an adult at last" says another, as the other girls chuckled. They all look at Miriam, the oldest in the group. Rumor has it Miriam has bedded a few guys and could say one or two things about it. "My parents will be traveling to the village next week. We can invite a few guys over" Miriam discloses. Lola listens with rapt attention in the middle of all this. She's trying to figure out how to respond to Miriam's invitation. The troubled teenager is torn between giving in to the yearnings of her raging hormones and making her family proud by keeping her virginity until she gets married. In the end, Lola decides to honor Miriam's invitation. She goes to Miriam's house and meets Jaiye. Now Jaiye, who is as handsome as the devil, has the charm of a red-nosed reindeer and a smooth talking tongue. Behind all these, Jaiye also has the morals of an alley cat. Within minutes, Jaiye is able to break down Lola's final resistance. "Why can't we have some fun? The other guys already got to it. It's harmless" he persuades. Lola falls for him and gives in. A few weeks later, Lola is pregnant. She's devastated. How would she explain this to her parents. She has failed her family. She talks to Simbi and together they go after Jaiye. He suggests an abortion. He's not ready to father a child and Lola isn't ready to be a mother at 16. They find a quack who's ready to do it for a few bucks. Lola goes under the quack's knives and gets rid of the pregnancy. A few days later, complications arise and Lola starts bleeding. She refuses to confess on her deathbed, but as the embers of life start to slowly diminish, she confesses to her mom and mentions Simbi and Jaiye. Soon after that Lola dies!

Amanda is 16 years old. She lives in Alabama, U.S.A. She's a happy-go-lucky kind of girl. Her dad is a busy management consultant who's seldom around the family. Amanda's mum is a nurse who spends most of her time saving lives at the general hospital. Without getting enough quality time to spend with both parents, Amanda falls back on friends. She enjoys all the gossips and exuberance of a bubbling teenager with her friends. Now in senior high school, Amanda wants to try out new things. She finds a willing partner in Amy who shows up with the cigarettes and booze. In the course of this, she gets intimate with a few older guys she meets through Amy. Week-in-week-out, Amanda goes home tipsy but her parents are too busy to notice. Gradually, Amanda slowly ebbs deeper into the world of alcoholism. Her grades begin to drop at school and her teachers start worrying about her. She sees the school counselor who convinces her to retrace her steps. She did. Few weeks later, Amanda meets Amy who invites her to a party being hosted by Jimmy, the most sought-after kid in school. Amanda can't resist. She goes to Jimmy's party and ends up dancing with Jimmy. Now, Jimmy is a spoilt rich kid, and good-looking, too. His dad wants him to go to Harvard and be a successful business-man. Jimmy cajoles Amanda to follow him into the room. Amanda is half-way in the bag and can't resist. A couple of weeks later, Amanda realizes she's been knocked up. She finds Jimmy in school and tells him he's about to be a father. This doesn't go down well with him. That'd be a scandal if his parents get to know about it. It'd ruin their standing in the prestigious yacht club of millionaires. Amanda is crushed. She goes home and cries all day. She's going to have the baby  regardless of what happens. Her mom comes home from work late in the night and finds Amanda waiting up for her. She can't believe it when Amanda breaks the news of her pregnancy. She realizes she hasn't been living up to her billings as a mother. She promises to change. Nine months later, Amanda has a bouncing baby girl and names her Jaimee to remind her of Jimmy. Even though she has a child out of wedlock, she's hopeful and alive!

Being a teenager could be as challenging as riveting. Across the world, from Africa to America to Asia and to Europe, teens face the daunting tasks of sticking to the rules and charting a course for their lives. Unsurprisingly though, the challenges teens have to face differ from one continent to another. African teens are wary of getting pregnant thus putting an end to their education and bringing the family name to shame. A knocked-up African teen is regarded as a failure in most African societies. Most times, they result to having an abortion thereby falling prey to the numerous quack doctors. Which brings up another question. Would it help if abortion were legalized? While getting knocked up in your teens is definitely not something to be proud of, the toga of shame and guilt these teens are made to wear doesn't in any way help them to recover from the trauma of becoming a young mother.

The onus falls on parents and guardians, being the closest to their wards. They should feel free to discuss the consequences of sex with their teens and make them grasp the full picture, and when it goes the other way, help them get back on track. Having a baby as a teen doesn't necessarily spell failure for the mother, what happens after does.

Poznan - My Other City Is My Home

Food, food and food!

Just like the seven blind men called on to touch an elephant and give an account of what they thought they had just touched, studying in Poznan meant a lot different things to the many international students here. To every Rahul, Adebola, Vanessa, Feng or Mohamed though, it all meant one thing: Awe-inspiring. If you're already planning a trip to Poland, having a discernment of Polish hospitality is of considerable importance to you. This is something you really can't find in any guide book, it's to be experienced first-hand and you could probably make do with some of the rules I garnered from my own experience. The first rule: Make sure you go on an empty stomach! You don't necessarily need to have a cast iron stomach but make sure it's empty when you're honoring an invitation to dine with a Polish family. Gracing my first invitation to a proper, traditional Polish cook-out taught me all I needed to know. Luckily for me, I'd left my apartment without having a proper food so that by the time I arrived, my stomach was grumbling loudly. What I saw on the dining table though, was everything but the kitchen sink. Even my grumbling guts miraculously calmed down as we all settled down to chow down the food. By the time the last piece of food had been gobbled, I was ready to roll back to my apartment. I was filled to the brim yet my hosts still insisted I had more food. What!!

Simply appetizing!

Second rule: Wear your heart on your sleeve. When you sit at the feast table with your Polish hosts, feel free and smile. Don't hold anything back but be tactful. One unguarded statement could ruin the fun. Make sure not to reject any food offered, and if you have to say no, say it with your laundry-soap commercial smile. On the table were lots of dishes I'd never tasted. The Polish kielbasa (sausages) looked different from the everyday sausages I was used to likewise the "chrzan" (horseradish). I couldn't reject trying them all out. My task was how to eat them without grimacing and making my hosts feel bad. I looked at the patron of the house who had been around the world and whom I'd been discussing politics with and tried a very old trick. "Sir, the kielbasa looks really different. Is it usually made from veal" I asked. He was eager to proudly tell me what the sausage was made from and thus my trick worked. My plan was to be in the middle of a discourse while I tried out the kielbasa. I'd already put on my poker face and now if the kielbasa tasted really strange, I could grimace without basically betraying any expression on my face. As the patron of the house lectured me about kielbasa, I quickly tried it, found out it wasn't bad at all, saw it off with a gulp of tea and gave my Redford smile again.

Third rule: Don't fail to praise the culinary skills of the cook (who's usually the matron of the family). Well, apart from getting a taste of Polish hospitality, be ready to experience some kind of "old-school love". The old man wouldn't stop telling everyone who sat at the table how his wife bakes the best cake or cooks the best soup in town. I had to take a cue from that. I looked at his wife and told her how much I admired her cooking and how well it tasted.

Fourth rule: Keep a conversation going and bring your table manners along: Don't shuffle your feet, belch loudly or make your phone the center of your attention. Converse lightly about general topics. I muted my phone and buried myself deep in the rituals of chowing down the food. Lighthearted conversations went on while we all dined. Also, remember to keep your guffawing till after the meal. You don't want to expose the spinach that just got stuck in your teeth to your host. Remember, wear your heart at your sleeve but be tactful!

Fifth rule: At the end of the meal, smile, smile and smile. You can tell your hosts how much you've enjoyed the meal even if your tummy is starting to make funny sounds. Don't be an ungrateful guest and brag about how you're not used to eating traditional stuff. Poles like their traditional food and won't take it lightly to it being berated. Another wonderful time to have a taste of Polish hospitality at the dining table is at Christmas. Get ready to be treated to a twelve-dish Christmas eve banquet. Christmas is just a couple of months away and ain't we all looking forward to that again?

To be sure I wasn't hallucinating about my experience in Poznan as an international student, I ventured to ask  other students to examine in contrast how their adventure had been so far and below are the excerpts.

A view of the Malta lake

Me: So, Amy, how's it been like?
Amy: Well, there have been ups and downs and some tribulations at the beginning when I was adjusting but overall, it's been pretty good.
Me: How was it like adjusting here when you first arrived? 
Amy: It's been more of an anticipation scare than reality. I'd never been to Poland before I came here as a student so I was suffering from too much anxiety after reading all the different things on the Internet.
Me: So, do you have a different opinion about Poland and Poznan after you adjusted as a student?
Amy: By all means. I was proven wrong about everything and the good thing was that it turned out to be much better than I expected.
Me: Describe Poznan in three words.
Amy: Culture, motion and spirit.
Me: Thanks Amy!
Amy: Anytime!

That was an account. Let's see what some other person thinks. This time, a guy.

Me: Hey pal! How's it been like studying here as an International Student?
Raj: It's been an experience. Although I wouldn't call it a piece of cake, it's been challenging and interesting so far.
Me: What are the challenges?
Raj: The main challenges for me was the Polish language and the weather. Good thing though is that most locals speak English and I'm fast adapting to the weather. I can't say I miss the food because there's an Indian restaurant downtown.
Me: In your own opinion, what sets this city straight for International Students?
Raj: This city is full of young people from all over the world. It's dynamic, modern and at the same time has a flavor of old European traditions.
Me: Describe Poznan in three words.
Raj: Drive, students, beauty.
Me: Thanks Raj!
Raj: You're welcome!

The bouncing bridge

So like Amy and Raj, Poznan means different things to all of us. The most important thing though, is that we have all come to love this city that presents many life-time opportunities to its teeming student population. And as we all come and go, holding close to our hearts the experience of studying in Poznan, we say from the bottom of our hearts, Venimus, Vidimus, Vincemus - We came, We saw, We will conquer.

Is It The Apocalypse Already?

The wave of deaths and catastrophic events that has swept through the world in the past couple of weeks is really starting to look worrisome. Within three weeks, more than 500 people have lost their lives in fire accidents, collapsed buildings, terror attacks, e.t.c. It started with the Boston marathon bombing in the US which claimed about three lives. A few days after, a fertilizer plant in Texas got fiery and by the time the hullabaloo died down, fifteen people had been killed. Hours later, news media reported that a MIT policeman had been shot dead by the suspected bombers and by the time the angel of death left Uncle Sam, twenty people, including one of the suspected bombers were dead. As if that wasn't enough, the wave of terror swept over the Atlantic to west Africa, Nigeria, where government army forces went to war with extremists in the village of Baga in northern Nigeria. A hundred and eighty-five people went down as collateral damage by the time the last bullet was fired. Next in line was Bangladesh. This time, the messenger of death struck through a collapsed building. An eight-story building housing numerous factory workers crashed and with it two hundred and seventy five lives. While the carnage continued in Syria, another tragedy struck in Russia when a mental institution went Texas on its inmates by going up in flames. It took with it thirty-eight lives. Not done yet, some loon in northern Germany went berserk and shot to death a county mayor before taking his own life. Another thirty people bade the world adios when the bus they were traveling in collided with an oil tanker in Afghanistan. Just today, another building collapsed in India, killing fifteen souls.

Needless to say, the world is on a gradual grind to insanity. Our world is becoming topsy-turvy more than it was thirty years ago. With so much avoidable deaths happening within the space of just three weeks, it can be said emphatically that these are indeed trying times. People get their lives snuffed out of them like chickens, human and man-made catastrophes of unimaginable magnitude continue to occur and man's inhumanity to man has risen to frightening levels. Are we finally nearing the apocalypse? As we offer our condolences to the bereaved worldwide and continue to sympathize with the distressed, the question of who will save the savior remains pertinent as we advance rapidly down the self-destruct slope.

A Poznan of Adventures!

Adam Mickiewicz University

When Aristotle said "a great city is not to be confounded with a populous one", he perhaps was thinking not very far from a city like Poznan. With a population of a little under six hundred thousand, this city enjoys what other cities of jumbo-sized populations relish. What with almost 135,000 student population, 200 majors in 28 universities, a hundred thousand career proposition companies and  one of the fastest growing economies in the country with an unemployment rate of just 4%. And in case you're wondering if a city can have it all, well maybe Poznan is fast turning out to be the unsung darling of Europe and the world at large. It enjoys a mild winter and could also fit in as a paramount summer get-away. Most foreigners who come here describe this city as fait accompli.

During the weeks that followed my night-out, staying indoor had become inevitable. It'd be like sleeping in the middle of a storm. There was too much to see and do and even though studying was primary, other exertions had to be added to it. Everyone knows the story of the proverbial Jack who said something about all work and no play. The following day took me to the old garrison occupied by soldiers during World War II. Walking around the barracks, I pictured in my brain's eye how the soldiers lived during that time. There's an arsenal of armored tanks, fighter planes, weapons and motor-bikes. To the eastern part of the preservation is the fortress in which the soldiers dwelt for the duration of the war. It's something like a substructure built with concrete and steel and it's really huge. On the way out is the cemetery. There's a part where there were graves of only Polish soldiers, another one for Germans and the last one for English soldiers. One that particularly stuck out as typical with that unfortunate time in history was the tomb of an unknown soldier.

WW2 memory

I told my friend that was enough grief for the day and we set out on some adrenaline driving mission. He took me to the old train bridge that lies above the Warta river. Now, only very old trains carrying cargo use this bridge at random as new and modern rail tracks have since replaced it. This is no place for anyone with a fear of heights. I had to stand on a very old bridge that was above fifty meters of a flowing river that was at least two meters deep. Looking down made my head spin and it didn't stop at that. The bridge vibrates whenever a train crawls by giving the feeling that the planks are going to give way to a free-fall into the River Warta sweeping calmly below. At the sight of the first train, the only question I asked my chum was the temperature of the water below us. If at least I was going to fall, I had to prepare for it and in some measure  could still swim to save my life. Then came the train. I'd been hoping it was a short one with a minimum of about five cars but as it groveled along the old tracks, I knew my hope was lost in futility. The bridge pulsed and I grabbed the railings for dear life while I struggled to take pictures. Other on-lookers cheered as they enjoyed the moment but lily-livered me could only fake a smile as my head spun and the only wish I had was to find a balance underneath my legs. Summoning courage, I let go of the railings and looked fixedly at the steel cars clattering in front of me. By the time the last car glided past, my fear had given away to a rush of adrenaline and yells were ringing out from the long line of people standing on the bridge. It felt like something from a Hollywood action movie and even for a moment, I pretended to be some special agent who was on a mission to salvage a chemical weapon hidden on a train. Something my memory related to from the Skyfall movie. On our way to the theater house, I couldn't resist seeing the exotic meat shop. Stuck somewhere close to an open market, this meat shop would quench any meat lover's hunger. There was game of various kinds, so also were mutton, goat, horse and rabbit meat.

River Warta

George Orwell said freedom is the right to say that two plus two equals four. In Poznan, freedom means being a resident. Nothing else had ever felt like freedom.

Train crossing the Old Bridge