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BrazilGAF |OT| of Samba, Carnaval... and letting GAF have a sample of it all!
- Thread starter LuuKyK
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Onde você encontrou esse casaco?
Supaidaman
Member
Eu tinha umas camisas perdidas que comprei em evento de anime (por isso longe de serem bons) mas meu número de camisas nerds aumentou bastante agora que super-herói virou modinha :v
E também tenho uma camisa do Sonic que meus parentes de Pernambuco mandaram fazer pra mim, haha
E também tenho uma camisa do Sonic que meus parentes de Pernambuco mandaram fazer pra mim, haha
Acho que quase todas as camisetas que eu tenho são minimamente nerds xD
Se a camiseta mistura história da arte com nerdisse então é instant buy
mas tb tenho coisas tipo
Achei lindo esse hoodie, procurei no Google, achei por 35 libras. "Ah, não é tão caro." Aí lembrei que a libra tá 5,70 vai a puta que pariu todo mundo fml.
Legais as cores do casaco. Mas pela cintura é feminino, não?
Ou prenderam atrás pra acinturar no manequim etc.
Esse sou eu sempre que penso em comprar coisas de Overwatch (55 dólares um casaco, hooo boy) e esse carinha aqui:
Ou prenderam atrás pra acinturar no manequim etc.
Esse sou eu sempre que penso em comprar coisas de Overwatch (55 dólares um casaco, hooo boy) e esse carinha aqui:
O que é isso?
http://www.merchoid.com/stuff/hoodies-and-sweatshirts/
Sai a 205 reais, o que não é um absurdo. Mas não sei como funciona a questão de taxa de importação para roupa. Se é fácil passar batido, etc. Na página do produto diz ser licenciado pela Nintendo.
Um dispenser (uma das coisas que o engineer de Team Fortress 2 constrói):
De pelúcia e cheio de hype~
Damn, os de Assassin's Creed são bem legit.
E o masculino desse de Zelda é um pouco diferente. Preferi o capuz todo preto do feminino.
Não é imune, disso eu sei. Acho que não existe isenção também, mas quase todo mundo que eu conheço que já importou roupas não foi taxado.
My ears.
AsfaeksBR
Member
Rarirama melhor canal/página do facebook. Só não supera o Futementales do Twitter!
ldcommando
Banned
Drink Guarana dolly, it's Brazil in a bottle. That or the Jesus soda.
ldcommando
Banned
Eu já tinhas visto algumas dessas, bem engraçado mesmo. A patroa quase morreu aqui de tanto rir.
Supaidaman
Member
I didn't know that there was a "liquid" Açaí but the "Ice-creamlike" one is pretty good.
As for suggestions, Itubaína is godly and certainly the kind of soda that you can only get on Brazil, go drink it! There's also a Apple version of Itubaina that is quite good too.
As for suggestions, Itubaína is godly and certainly the kind of soda that you can only get on Brazil, go drink it! There's also a Apple version of Itubaina that is quite good too.
Robot Carnival
Member
hi BrazilGAF, I'm planning a trip to Brazil next year to maybe see the Carnaval, but most importantly to check out the Pantanal area, see the wildlife out there. may I get some advice please? how screw am I if I can't speak Portuguese? how's the weather conditions out there in Pantanal during Feb and Mar? I was checking out one of those fazendas places, are those a good way to do Pantanal? any recommendations? if I want to check out the Carnaval, what's my best option? many thanks ahead for any help provided and a few drinks too if I get the chance to meet some of you BrazilGAFs.
WeaponKnight
Member
Tubaína tastes like pure nostalgia. Which means it sucks but I still drink it because it was the best thing ever when I was a kid.
Hi Robot, so I can't answer your questions in depth because I've never been to either the Pantanal or the Carnaval personally (although I've been in Rio a few times). All I can say is that these cities (especially Rio) are very used to tourism, so you are going to be fine without portuguese (considering your native language is english). The only thing you need to be careful with are the taxis/cabs, since some of them want to screw you over going for alternative/longer routes. But I am guessing you know that already.
Only thing I now about Pantanal is that it is very humid/hot, and it rains a lot. About Rio, especially during Carnaval, you need to be a little extra careful with your belongings and stuff, when out. Someone actually from Rio could probably give you more insightful advice on that though.
Edit: Oh damn, sorry for the double post.
What? No. Caipirinha is awesome, so is wine btw.
Please don't listen to this person, Guarana Jesus is disgusting.
I was hoping to get some eshop cards, even though my account is american on my 3DS, is there no canadian store that sells digital codes with canadian dollars?
I tend to like this that are a bit more subtle in nerdom, though I will admit that I love the pokemon gyms line on fangamer.net. I also got the Starfox sector Z shirt from them and the vermillion gym hoodie. Wish the Celadon design was more interesting though. I need to get the poison, and psychic ones soon.
Açaí congelado com granola é bom demais.
Supaidaman
Member
In Rio you can certainly get around, don't know about the Pantanal though. Just be fast on your feet before Carnaval starts, the city gets packed and pretty much nobody works around that time period.
By Rio, I assume that you're going to the Samba Schools "championship" at Sapucaí, right? That's cool but remember that around Carnaval time there's a lot of "Carnavals fora de época" (Carnaval in another time besides the actual week) happening in cities from the RJ state like Cabo Frio but most on the northeast on Recife-PE, Fortaleza-CE, Salvador-BA and others.
It's not the kind of stuff that I enjoy though =p