Re: [hazdenecaz] [humor] E-accident

[Camelia Doroftei]

Umorul are multe forme. Ideea e sa selectezi din toate aceste forme si sa te bucuri de cea care ti se potriveste. Eu una prefer sa am de unde alege, asa ca ii rog pe cei care au bancuri la fel , sau poate chiar mai bune decat acesta (si mai ales decat rasuflatele "ion si maria", pe care le gasesti pe absolut orice sit de bancuri) sa le trimita pe grup, ignorand asemenea refulari. Iar pentru cei care nu stiu limba engleza, o pot invata! Stiti, pe net exista 100...001 tutoriale , dictionare si translatoare online, chiar si pentru bancuri.       ----- Original Message ----- From: mihut glaveanu To: hazdenecaz@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 1:27 PM Subject: Re: [hazdenecaz] [humor] E-accident cei care trimit bancuri in engleza se cred mai "telectuali" ca altii...sau incearca sa demonstreze asta....?! ...le recomand ca mai intai sa incerce sa gaseasca poanta si evetual sa o traduca pt cei care nu sunt atat de scoliti ca ei.... l-am cetit  si nu am gasitit poanta....o sa mai incerc...dar pe viitor as prefera sa nu mai primesc "balarii " din astea( sau cum a fost aia cu 112221...)....   p.s.mai mult imi plac bancurile cu ion si maria....   Tesco is facing court action after an online shopper had an accident on the company's website. Elizabeth Felch claimed she clicked on a broken link on Tesco.com, resulting in virtually serious injuries. Ms Felch – a teacher from Leeds – claimed to have suffered cyber injuries whilst shopping for her weekly groceries. In a letter from her solicitor to Tesco, Ms Felch claimed that her virtual injuries virtually prevented her from working for 2 weeks. Ms Felch said: "I was virtually shopping for carrots when I clicked on the link. Next thing I knew I was completely disorientated. No virtual staff helped me and I had to find my own way back to the homepage." Ms Felch said she was amazed that there was no accident book in which she could record her cyber accident. She also slammed the company for not cleaning up the broken link when it occurred and for not placing a warning cone to alert customers. She levelled further criticism at the general staffing levels at the store, explaining how she had to empty her own basket and check out her own shopping. If successful, the case could open the floodgates for thousands of other claims against online retailers from shoppers who've had accidents on websites owing to factors such as broken links and rogue pop-ups. In a statement, Tesco said: "We take all complaints seriously and we're launching a virtual investigation into how this e-incident happened. Internet shopping poses new challenges for shoppers and retailers alike. It's difficult but we're working on it." http://www.deadbrain.co.uk/news/article_2006_07_08_2649.php _______________________________________________ Humor mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]lug.ro http://lists.lug.ro/mailman/listinfo/humor Get your email and more, right on the new Yahoo.com __._,_.___ ========================================================= http://www.smsgratuit.uv.ro - SMS GRATUIT ! ========================================================= SPONSORED LINKS Romania Flower romania Romania hotel Haz YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "hazdenecaz" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. __,_._,___