scaffolding

remove the s from https



where is that? you guys are like those crazy russian kids lol

Faculty of engineering, Universidad de Buenos Aires

In canada, big construction sites with cranes, etc, have various alarms + guards. No dumb kids getting up in this shit. Just last week a site near me had the alarms going crazy at 9pm because some kids tried to break in. GG, no stream views for them.

Ever since Nazgul updated the video feature on LiquidPoker, you have been able to just copy/paste YouTube links with HTTPS and HTTP in front, so it doesn't matter now.

I think the OP's problem is that he has a bunch of extra stuff at the end of his link:

https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_fY_FQ_Imk&feature=youtu.be

Delete everything after the "&" symbol and everything after it; delete this: &feature=youtu.be

When you delete that extra stuff, you can post the link and it will show up like this:




You can Quote me to see the link I'm using.

p.s. The original link and the link I edited both work just fine on LP, so I'm not sure what the original problem was. But yeah, for future reference, always delete the "&" symbol and everything after it.

Artistic movements and fear. This is the way to spend a Saturday night

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hey man, sorry to hijack your blog but i have to ask you a question because you're from BA. on a scale of 1-10 how dangerous would you say barrios Flores and the ones just outside of it like Villa Soldatti/Villa Avellaneda/Floresta are?

one night when i was there for some reason i decided i wanted to walk a long way out in the city to see what some of the other neighborhoods were like, i started in Las Canitas walking from like Lacroze&Soldado, followed Lacroze up to Chacarita cemetery, then continued all the way to Flores, went for a while through Flores (and maybe Soldatti or one of the others? not sure) when a couple guys halfway tried to mug me and it got really scary so i turned back lol.

i tried re-tracing my steps on google streetview but the streets start going diagonally and i can't quite remember which direction i went on some of them. i know i was in Flores because of the signs, after that not sure if it was just a different part of Flores or i crossed into some villa, but the buildings changed dramatically from normal apartments to these run-down shacks, there were huge piles of garbage all over the streets and a big group of dogs running around. Flores itself seemed a little rough being alone at like 4am but man this place i crossed into i thought i was gona get raped for sure T_T

On May 25 2015 14:19 bigredhoss wrote: hey man, sorry to hijack your blog but i have to ask you a question because you're from BA. on a scale of 1-10 how dangerous would you say barrios Flores and the ones just outside of it like Villa Soldatti/Villa Avellaneda/Floresta are? one night when i was there for some reason i decided i wanted to walk a long way out in the city to see what some of the other neighborhoods were like, i started in Las Canitas walking from like Lacroze&Soldado, followed Lacroze up to Chacarita cemetery, then continued all the way to Flores, went for a while through Flores (and maybe Soldatti or one of the others? not sure) when a couple guys halfway tried to mug me and it got really scary so i turned back lol. i tried re-tracing my steps on google streetview but the streets start going diagonally and i can't quite remember which direction i went on some of them. i know i was in Flores because of the signs, after that not sure if it was just a different part of Flores or i crossed into some villa, but the buildings changed dramatically from normal apartments to these run-down shacks, there were huge piles of garbage all over the streets and a big group of dogs running around. Flores itself seemed a little rough being alone at like 4am but man this place i crossed into i thought i was gona get raped for sure T_T

stnd in south america...

yeah i know there's lots of places like that in SA, but i think BA is pretty safe and clean for the most part, or at least that's my perception, so it was kind of a big contrast. idk, maybe it's because cities in other countries like Colombia/Peru/Bolivia/etc are more hilly? so on the outside of cities where a lot of the slums are it's more obvious since they're looming right over you like a big sign saying 'DONT GO HERE'. i guess there's this one villa in BA that's right in the city by train/bus station in the Retiro neighborhood, but other than that, i think you could spend a lot of time there and not really see any sketchy parts, even that one is easy enough to go unnoticed. anyway mostly i was just curious about that walk i went on.

I dont know, depends what's your perception of safe. Maybe if you're blond and look like a tourist walking at a non-saturday night you become a target
I think anything between Autopista 25 de Mayo and the river its safe in BA except more than 100m inside a villa.