The HUE never ends.
É engraçado que varios dos elementos colocados e utilizados para pessoas trans terem nome social é de alto poder de zueira ....
O famoso cartão da saraiva por exemplo vc pode colocar qualquer nome que quiser =P
The HUE never ends.
Alguém aqui manja de milhas e desses programas de operadoras de cartão de crédito? Como faço (ou pelo menos fazia) muitas compras com o meu, imagino que seria bom começar a tirar vantagem disso.
Now she told me she might stay in Brazil three months, but maybe less. I might join her next month, but until then, I thought, there is no way someone can simply go in Brazil and stay there that long without a visa no? Plus if she thinks she can work a bit, for sure she needs a visa no? She sold beer at the beach in Peru, but that was Peru, in Brazil I think it would be a different story...
I want her to be safe, so anything to recommend that would allow her to make some money safely, and is she screwed visa-wise? Thanks
edit: Welp, obviously you need a work visa. She is going to end up in trouble, I bet she gets her phone stolen within a week of arriving in Sao Paulo. Why didn't she tell me ahead of time, I would have gone with her and she wouldn't have to deal with this. Jesus. I was happy to hear from her, now I'm just worried.
Eh. Not particularly, no.
While sure, you do need a visa, this is brasil. Informality is big here. And by big i say immense. And by immense i mean chronic.
It's far easier to just do whatever you wanna do than actually trying to get the paperwork, especially for small stuff like selling drinks on the beach. Police doesn't pester peddlers much, especially if they're white. Might take some bribes if they do indeed interact with you, but that's it.
To put things in perspective: 2013 was a record year for deportations. We deported 414 people. Total. And most of those were due to drug trafficking attempts.
We give no fucks.
Alguém aqui manja de milhas e desses programas de operadoras de cartão de crédito? Como faço (ou pelo menos fazia) muitas compras com o meu, imagino que seria bom começar a tirar vantagem disso.
Great, that's what I thought, but still. If it was that easy, there would be no homeless people. Ok she is a cute girl so she will sell beer easily, but someone else will get pissed she is stealing his business and soon she'll be in trouble, and she has no money.
Just going back home, she'd have to hitchhike again! (Of course I'm flying her out of there in that case...).
Any idea what kind of jobs solo travelers tend to do to make a bit of money? Even if she is couch surfing, she will need a bit of cash.
Great, that's what I thought, but still. If it was that easy, there would be no homeless people. Ok she is a cute girl so she will sell beer easily, but someone else will get pissed she is stealing his business and soon she'll be in trouble, and she has no money.
Just going back home, she'd have to hitchhike again! (Of course I'm flying her out of there in that case...).
Any idea what kind of jobs solo travelers tend to do to make a bit of money? Even if she is couch surfing, she will need a bit of cash.
She is Colombian, speaks Spanish and also speaks good English, not enough to teach, but I guess it helps to get a job if there are tourists around.
Thanks guys, you made me a bit less worried.
Well, most of the language schools teach english and spanish, so she still might find something. BUT I have to tell you that in many places (São Paulo specially) we've been having problems with people from other south american countries, specially from Bolivia. Many of them come to do honest work, but many others come to steal stuff, and some poor others end up being enslaved. So... in that case, she might attract some attention, I don't know.She is Colombian, speaks Spanish and also speaks good English, not enough to teach, but I guess it helps to get a job if there are tourists around.
Thanks guys, you made me a bit less worried.
Well she definitely doesn't look typically Colombian, she has no indigenous traits (no black hair or eyes, etc.), her hair is brown and blond. She looks like an ethnically-ambigious European-Latin girl and really I think the only really obvious latin trait is her attitude.
Of course now with the major tan, it's a bit of a different story lol. But nah, I don't think any of that would be an issue, and she definitely won't work in textile.
Good to know though, thanks!
She sounds hot.
She also might find a thing in a place for young people, like some cool bar, you know, selling beer and stuff.
She is a pretty Colombian (light-skinned, well now she has a major tan...), speaks Spanish and also speaks good English, not enough to teach, but I guess it helps to get a job if there are tourists around. She has the best smile and attitude so yeah she'd probably get tips. I think she could pass for mixed-European, but not with that tan haha, now she looks like a local.
Thanks guys, you made me a bit less worried.
If she LOOKS stereotypically colombian, that might be a problem. Tell her to stay the fuck away from other colombians, especially if they got jobs in the textile sector. Police busts up colombian and bolivian textile factories due to slave labor often.
Ah well, light skinned = no probs.
We colombians do help each other when abroad, and our street smarts (well not mine specifically, but in general ) is pretty great, she should be fine. Also we recognize the bad apples of our country a mile away, so she should know who to trust if she finds other colombians.
What are the tells?
Great, that's what I thought, but still. If it was that easy, there would be no homeless people. Ok she is a cute girl so she will sell beer easily, but someone else will get pissed she is stealing his business and soon she'll be in trouble, and she has no money.
H... how does that work? D:However people will immediately know she's colombian the moment she opens her mouth
H... how does that work? D:
Accents
ok maybe if she is light skinned she might be confused as an argentinian.
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Tenho um trubisco-de-colocar-panela igualzinho a esse em casa.
(Still waiting my Majora. Hope it comes soon-ish. )
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Play-asia?
No way in hell, TOTALLY different accent. I work with people from all South America.
Em outras noticias a Majora esta a 200 reais na unica loja que conheço , agora não sei se vale a pena importar, acho que fica mais barato.
A própria =)
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R$179 na Glaydson Games.
My family is complete.
Hahaha, animal. Até onde eu sei esses aí eram da minha mãe desde antes de eu nascer, haha.
Agora só falta o PSP Goque o Glaydson vende
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Quanto foi o nabo do correio ?
Enorme. Mas eu estava disposto a levar.
Me parece que o Baschta decidiu por um Vita. Bem vindo ao lado negro da força.
Tive todos os consoles PS, tava na hora de arranjar um portátil pra entrar na coleção.
Agora é esperar essas duas semanas de prova e finais passarem para finalmente pegar o Vita.
E adivinhem aonde eu comprarei? Isso mesmo...
Só entrar em promo que eu abocanho.
Mas vi muita gente falando que o slot pro cartão bo PS Vita deles só é ocupado pelo P4G, 100% do tempo.
Não é um jogo com uma replayability alta. Ele é bem grande (demorei 80 horas até zerar o meu e pegar o platinum), mas depois disso, não tem muito o que fazer no jogo.
Bom Persona 4 é um dos melhores jogos de todos os tempos então um port melhorado e portátil dele não é uma recomendação mas sim uma obrigação de quem tem o VITA.
Persona 3 Portable did right e tinha uma personagem feminina, simplesmente aumentou um monte a replayability do jogo porque a história mudava (parcialmente), a interação com os personagens e a persona principal também, ou seja, tinha um monte de coisa pra fazer num segundo playthrough. Uma pena que não fizeram isso com P4G. Mesmo assim é um ótimo port mesmo.