I have a problem with that map: I don't think Serbs are boring.
i say crazy brothers
and i wouldn call croatia low class holidays. from what i know its way too expensive. sometimes even more than italy or greece. if you want to save money going for vacations you rather choose bulgaria or crimea.
have a problem with that map: I don't think Serbs are boring.
If you notice Serbs are described in the map as crazy people.I have heard often Poles who came in contact with Serbs describing Serbs as crazy.I don't know why is that.
Aftrer this, maybe 'Peasants with pitchforks' miught be an alternative description
You're right, absolutely right, I'm telling that to my Serbs but nothing.... Not only peasants with pitchforks, but also rapists with the smallest penises, illiterate imbeciles, only nation on this planet where every person can and will have reliable psychiatric diagnosis like you wisely noticed.
Oh, not to forget, their evil has pure inferno quality. Never seen before. Yes, we are stupid that it hurts, and we are ugly in a way that parents can scare their kids with Serbian appearance.
I completely agree.
Now let's talk about you , you sound a bit frustrated....
I think there is nothing about your problem a good dominatrix couldn't solve.
Oh, not to forget, their evil has pure inferno quality. Never seen before. Yes, we are stupid that it hurts, and we are ugly in a way that parents can scare their kids with Serbian appearance.
- Czech, Finland: wrong. Poles generally sterotype themselves as biggest drunks in the world, with Russians as the only competitors. Czechs are usually more associated with funny language and Finland with nothing in particular.
- For Netherlands I would use "legal ganja". I've known people who planned vacations there just because they wanted to try it. - Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine: no, no, no. Nobody would think of them as just colonies but rather as a part of Poland, lands which rightfully belong to Poland. And, as everyone knows, Lithuanians and Ukrainians are really Poles in denial ;)
- Turkey: Let's be frank - many Poles wouldn't even know what a minaret is. The most common association is kebab. -Uk, Ireland - who the hell thinks of potatoes when hearing of Ireland? They're the ones we jokingly call our colonies, or Poland 2.0, or just jobs
Ireland - who the hell thinks of potatoes when hearing of Ireland?
Well plenty of English people would - maybe the map was the creation of an English person and therefore their assumptions of how Poles may feel about other countries? It would explain a lot maybe.
Yes, we believe in old saying "no man, no problem"(who said that??..i know, but he is not so popular now).Just kidding...
youtube.com/watch?v=psLhjcCxJg0
Serbian romantic side, surprisingly we have that too...the problem is if something goes wrong axes, knives, guns we all carry 24 /7 hidden in backpacks, bags or under coats showed to be helpful also for solving love problems ;) ;););) (to prevent misunderstandings, this was ironical)