HELP ME :))) GIFT FOR GIRL????

Hello,

My name is Kamil. I am from Poland.

Soon I mean 14 October 2011 my girlfriend will have her’s 23th birthday …and that is why I would like to do for her a little movie with greetings from various countries….

Hmm I mean I imagine that, as 23 people from various countries give her a birthday greetings in theirs native languages….

You know I don’t know if anyone will like that idea…but if I will do that I know that Monika ( its my girlfriend’s name ) will be very happy…maybe even proud :-) of mine…

And there is my request… could You send me an emails with short movies with greetings for her, I will be very appreciate…

It will be really nice if u will write in Yours email Yours name and the name of country and language in which You are speaking…

There is my email : or

If You have any questions please ask me

ps. I know that my english skills are bad ,  all the time I try to improve it …bot I am really sorry for mistakes…

ps2. If You would like I can send You a movie when it will be done.

Thank You very much,

Kamil

That’s very great idea. I will be surprised if someone make that for me.^^

O.K. I hope you have a good motive for this, and advise you that I do not accept any form of even minimally and here it is quite partly reproductive organ appropriation as I have quite interesting DNA from all aspects, also likewise European girls need not find your greetings as interesting, that is more my style I used to write for instance one story per day for each year of my father´s on his 68th birthday years ago, but he was blind and was cross that I wrote it while I cooked, because he liked well-cooked food, so he did not want me to read it to him, now here is Portugeuse “Feliz Aniversário para…” write her name in always after the three dots, then Spanish “Buen Aniversário para…”, French “Joyeux Anniversaire”, German “Viele Grusse aus deiner Geburtstag”,  Swedish “Gratulationer pa Fodelsedagen”, Hebrew “Yom HaMolodet Tov! Mazal Tov le…”, Chinese Cantonese “Heng Sang Nin”, Chinese Mandarin “Zhounián Jiniánri Xingfú de”, Russian”Schastliviye Rozhdieniye Den”, Czech “Stastny výrocí”, Serbo-Croat “Zovoljniká Godisnjica”, English “Happy Birthday and Many Happy Returns of the Day wishes you your…” now I will look up some movies.

I think the voice sounding like my father´s calling for help, may have been genuine, but was not able to verify at the time, but could not get clear confirmation as to what to do and my mother insisted it was nothing.

Sincerely,

Inez Deborah Emilia Altar

Here is the list of films I have compiled albeit with some mis-spellings: Portugeuse language: “Carandiru” of Hector Babenco, “Tropa Elite 2 – O Inimigo Agora e Outro” of José Padilha, Spanish language: “La Tragedia del Silencio” of Arturo Azevedo, “Pura Sangre” of Luis Ospina, “La primera acorga al machete” of Jaisy Izquierdo, French language: “17th Parallel: Vietnam in War”, documentary, “Julietta” of Françoise Giroud, 1953, “L´Eternel Retour” of Jean Corteau, 1943,

I will post these to avoid getting signed out as I suddenly was before.

List continued: German language: “Alraune und der Golem” by Nils Olaf Chrissards, “Die Arche” by Richard Oswald, “Die Puppe” 1959, , Swedish language or in English: “Raven´s End/Kvarteret Korpen by Bo Wiederberg (Sodermalm), “Ronja, Rovardotter” by Tage Danielsson, Hebrew language: “Kirot” by Danny Lerner, “Bruriah” by Avrahm Kushner, Chinese language: “The Warring States, 2010”, “The Lost Bladesman” – the story of legendary Guan Yu, “Night Market Hero”, “Dragon´s Claws”, 

preceding are also in English translation, in all likelihood, Russian language or in English translation: “Fall of Berlin: 1945”, “Great is my Country”, “The Document of Xanghai”, Gorko Mitic:”The Sons of the Great Mother Bear”, “Osmondagi bolalar”, “Hatred”, Ali Khamrayev “The Bodyguard”, “Stenka Razin” by Vladimir Romashkov, “Defence of Sevastopol” by Vasily Goncharov, “Anna Karenina” by Vladimir Guvlen, “Burnt by the Sun” by Nikita Mikhalkov, “Taras Bulba” by Vladimir Bortko, 

Czech language. “Atentát” by Sequeus Jiri, “Balada pro Banditu” by Milos Stedron, 

Serb/Croat language:”Balkan Express” by Branko Baletic, Battle of Kosovo by Zdravko Sotra, “Straza nd Drinu” by Branko Marjanovic, “Okupacija 26 slika”, “This People will Survive” by Nikola Popovic, 

British films: “The Common Touch” by John Baxter,

“The Day will Dawn” 1942,

US films: “The Grapes of Wrath” 1940,

“The Learning Tree” 1969,

Canadian films: “Nouvelle-France/Battle of the Brave” by Jean Beaudin.

“Lonely Boy” by Roman Kroitor and Koenig Lobo,

“The Death of a Lumber Jack” 1973 by Giller Carle

I received an unpleasant call marked just as 11 from someone from the Indian subcontinent apparently associated to a matrimonial site on which I find myself, I noticed the reproductive organ theft I fear occurred has occurred after receiving different calls from that area, and I do not like those people too much, I have a most obnoxious prior association.

I received an unpleasant call marked just as 11 from someone from the Indian subcontinent apparently associated to a matrimonial site on which I find myself, I noticed the reproductive organ theft I fear occurred has occurred after receiving different calls from that area, and I do not like those people too much, I have a most obnoxious prior association.

I had yesterday confirmed via magnetic ressonance plates made in winter that as I had thought I did not have any very serious tumour-like formations, but he thought it a benign cyst, and the organs were in reasonably good state, and I have a section of DNA of Greek and Ottoman descent, but I suspect these could be of the Ottoman forces.

Sincerely,

Inez Deborah Emilia Altar

Meanwhile something very bad happened with someone whose voice sounded like my father´s as I heard him calling behind where I live and then it stopped in no time, but my mother insisted it was nothing, so I assumed audial harassment, and decided wrongly not call the ambulance, next there was a pyjama jacket with blood and the skin of a very good dog which guarded in the area.

Is she well traveled? Is there a reason to believe she would like a gift like that? Personally I owuld stick with the basics depending on what you have given her on previous birthdays if you were together previous birthdays. I always stick with gifts such as dinner maybe, perfume, clothing, or I usually pay attention to things she may have pointed out that she liked, and get a solid clue from there. I am not sure how you put this gift together from a bunch of different countries.