eastern europe.

[0bleak]

this guy?


yeah, I'd say he's need of a trim

 

[luka]

Yes

 

[luka]

He takes more drugs than any man has ever taken human growth hor mone etc turned himself into an actual troglodyte. Very inspiring

 

[IdleRich]

I remember seeing him in a bout and all the comments were saying how the moment when his opponent gave up was when they realised he had to turn sideways to fit through the door.

 

[IdleRich]

Anyway this is what I'm on about with the protests



They are calling on President Vucic to resign, the PM called something like Vucevic resigned last week.

 

[luka]

Just got some polish gherkins with horseradish, garlic and dill. Quite nice. Should have got some vodka too.

 

[IdleRich]

Definitely.
To me there is nothing more reminiscent of Russia than dill.

 

[wektor]

Just got some polish gherkins with horseradish, garlic and dill. Quite nice. Should have got some vodka too.

amd bread

 

[IdleRich]

Just got some polish gherkins with horseradish, garlic and dill. Quite nice. Should have got some vodka too.

 

[IdleRich]

Drinking the juice like that is a good hangover cure I'm told.

 

[wektor]

Drinking the juice like that is a good hangover cure I'm told.

first make sure those are gherkins and not pickles, you might be up for a surprise otherwise

 

[Ribar]

One here now. From ex-Yugoland. Born and raised on lepinja, cevapcici, and ajvar.
I was at this forum a very long time ago. However, as my part of Europe has been summoned I am back now. And, I am very glad to be here.

 

[Ribar]

Speaking of Eastern Europe, my son just came in and told me about this:

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2: A mammoth acting challenge

What was it like to act in a video game thought to have one of the longest scripts ever written for the medium?

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[mixed_biscuits]

cevapcici

Lucky boy

 

[IdleRich]

Feels as though we should at least note all these protests in Hungary, Serbia etc not that I have anything intelligent to say about them.

 

[Ribar]

followed by more telling realities for a continent divided for so long

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Yes, I am painfully aware of this. My family have moved back from the U.K. to Croatia. I don't think that it was a wise move, though. My sister daily battles corruption and bureaucracy. Literally. Besides that, the huge problem is the air pollution. As depicted above. If it is like that in Croatia, can you then imagine Serbia and Bosnia?

 

[catalog]

wherabouts in croatia @Ribar

 

[Ribar]

Feels as though we should at least note all these protests in Hungary, Serbia etc not that I have anything intelligent to say about them.

I speak Serbian too, and fully read Cyrillic (that including Bulgarian), hence also I am reading what is happening there. It is a mess as usual. SFR Yugoslavia was not a clear-cut place. That is the legacy of it.

 

[Ribar]

wherabouts in croatia @Ribar

I am from different parts of Croatia. North and the islands.

 

[IdleRich]

I speak Serbian too, and fully read Cyrillic, hence also I am reading what is happening there. It is a mess as usual. SFR Yugoslavia was not a clear-cut place. That is the legacy of it.

My friend told me that there is some debate as to whether Serbian and Croatian are different languages or different dialects of the same one.