National Portuguese Team

Holy_Surfing · Post by **Holy_Surfing** » 25-03-2003 18:57

O_o

/me must remember to slap teh lameness out of centopah

OvErLaNd · Post by **OvErLaNd** » 25-03-2003 19:06

Portugal sox ... !

Holy_Surfing · Post by **Holy_Surfing** » 25-03-2003 22:28

:O

For all the foreign guys, don't try to understand portuguese people, as you never will :S

(Example: 'OvErLaNd' is actually portuguese)

OvErLaNd · Post by **OvErLaNd** » 25-03-2003 22:42

MAUAHAHAH Eu vou ser o João Pinto... Onde tou os árbitros FDX KERO ARBITROS NO DEATHBALL!!!

OvErLaNd · Post by **OvErLaNd** » 25-03-2003 23:47

Everything about Algarve of portugal

Algarve

Gorgeous beaches, warm water and glorious sunshine year-round: the dream holiday.

A typical painted façade from the Algarve.
Situated on the extreme South of Portugal, this part of the territory was the last to be conquered from the Moors by the Portuguese king Dom Afonso III, in 1292. Traces of the Moorish presence are still seen in its unique terraces, chimneys and whitewashed houses.

However, the distance that was difficult to cover back in the 13th century is no longer an obstacle thanks to the modern Lisbon-Albufeira-Castro Marim road (IP1) or Faro international airport. So why not visit this charming region, with its idyllic temperatures (average temperature in winter of 14°C and 24°C in summer, rarely going below 12°C during winter and reaching as high as 28°C or 30°C in July and August), which are ideal for playing golf and other sports.

In the northern part of Algarve, the ranges of Espinhaço de Cão, Monchique and Caldeirão shelter the coast from strong winds. This brightly-coloured region, with its fig trees, orange groves and almond trees in blossom, is also the most verdant and fertile. The southern coastline consists of a long stretch of fabulous sandy beaches, broken up by extraordinary rugged cliffs and fantastic grottoes.

Apart from the wealth of available water sports facilities (the marinas of Vilamoura and Lagos deserve special mention, amongst the various ports and harbours), there are other alternatives, such as tennis courts, famous golf courses, luxury hotels or quaint holiday resorts and an exciting nightlife.

PS: Algarve is the region of portugal... the others are Madeira and Azores...

Cyph · Post by **Cyph** » 26-03-2003 00:07

mmm. my aunt and uncle teach English in Porto. I've not been there yet, but will (eventually) visit

Cenotaph · Post by **Cenotaph** » 26-03-2003 00:07

fdx és agente de turismo ou o caralho?

:p

OvErLaNd · Post by **OvErLaNd** » 26-03-2003 00:12

nem um nem outro... mas pelos vistos está a funcionar! consegui atrair um turista!

pá... o pais tá em crise... temos que fazer alguma coisa pelo nosso Senhor Durão Barroso! Esta é a minha maneira

Cenotaph · Post by **Cenotaph** » 26-03-2003 00:13

if u go to Algarve remember to contact Zézé Camarinha

lol

OvErLaNd · Post by **OvErLaNd** » 26-03-2003 00:20

LOL!!!! aí tá um bom conselho para os turistas! LOL!!!

Holy_Surfing · Post by **Holy_Surfing** » 26-03-2003 23:11

O_o

ah, the typical 'serious' portuguese national team

OvErLaNd · Post by **OvErLaNd** » 26-03-2003 23:22

vaio te foder!!! FALA PORTUGUES SUA BACA FEIA

Cenotaph · Post by **Cenotaph** » 31-03-2003 14:12

bem o ppl tuga encontrado até agora:

Holy_surfing
Cenotaph
Overland
Pr0sAc
Recycle_bin
DragaoAzul
Pun
IronSarge
Lunix
Saddam1.6

e espero n me tar a eskecer de ninguem

=[Np]=LuniX · Post by **=[Np]=LuniX** » 01-04-2003 00:20

Nah tu só mandas-te bocas quando saí do PB =P

=[Np]=LuniX · Post by **=[Np]=LuniX** » 01-04-2003 00:22

fds n era aki k keria por este post mas sim no "who likes me"