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[Cheesio]

 

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[Martin]

And here it begins.

 

[Cheesio]

Dusan sucking Marchisio's dick

 

[Martin]

How's it going? Are you penniless yet?

 

[piotrr]

I'm going to Nessebar in Bulgaria by car next week, any of you guys can tell me how bad is the situation with floodings out there?
@tosh_rose @Toro_Merda @samfisher5 @PiN7uRiCCHi0 @Juliano13 @-=DJANGO=- @dbochev

 

[-=DJANGO=-]

Not that bad, weather is getting better. You missed the fun

 

[piotrr]

Is there any site where i can check road conditions or sth? So you're telling me it's safe to go?

 

[Martin]

No updates from Cheesio for 6 days. A young African kid goes to wild Europe... should we have let him go like that? :undecide:

 

[dbochev]

Is there any site where i can check road conditions or sth? So you're telling me it's safe to go?

http://weather.sinoptik.bg/sofia-bulgaria-100727011?auto

It was really bad in Varna last week, but the weather is really getting better and I believe you're safe to go.

 

[Juliano13]

I'm going to Nessebar in Bulgaria by car next week, any of you guys can tell me how bad is the situation with floodings out there?
@tosh_rose @Toro_Merda @samfisher5 @PiN7uRiCCHi0 @Juliano13 @-=DJANGO=- @dbochev

Nesebar is fine, dont worry.

 

[Cheesio]

So i am back home after a 15 days trip in Europe, had the time of my life and met some realky nice people from all over the world, visited the whole french riviera cities, Torino, florence, Milan, prague and Vienna !!

More detailed review of the pros and cons coming up later !!

 

[Raz]

 

[Ocelot]

When were you in Vienna? Did you get to visit the Donauinselfest?

 

[piotrr]

When were you in Vienna? Did you get to visit the Donauinselfest?

I was in Vienna on 27 & 28.06, saw Donauinselfest from a train to the center Loud as fuck.




This is how I had to tank in Serbia btw. @Dule90

 

[Dostoevsky]

that's great.

And embarrassing.

 

[piotrr]

The guy from the staff was great though, speaking English, willing to help etc. Told us he finished economic studies and has to work on petrol station for 200eur/month.

 

[Dostoevsky]

The guy from the staff was great though, speaking English, willing to help etc. Told us he finished economic studies and has to work on petrol station for 200eur/month.

That (sadly) doesn't surprise me one bit as that's how majority roles here tbh. Some people with 2 unis and 3 languages work nowhere.

As for the people I'd say how majority are. We're pretty much friendly I'd say.

As suppose you didn't stay here, was just passing by?

 

[piotrr]

That (sadly) doesn't surprise me one bit as that's how majority roles here tbh. Some people with 2 unis and 3 languages work nowhere.

As for the people I'd say how majority are. We're pretty much friendly I'd say.

As suppose you didn't stay here, was just passing by?

Yup, was just passing by to Bulgaria. Fav phrase from Serbia/Bulgaria is 'ne ma problema'.

We've met your police as well, like ~50km from the bulgarian border on the road to Sofia (they're building highway there), we overtook some old Lada and they were standing 100m later. Guy wanted a green card from me (not necessary in Serbia since 2012), then wanted us to drive back to the bank to change money (we didn't have any dinars) and pay him 200euro (!). After standing there for 10min and showing no interest of negotiating/paying this just gave us the documents and said 'ok, go'.
Was tempted to offer him like 50e at first but had no idea if this won't cause some problems, do you think he was waiting for it?

 

[Tommy]

will be chilling in amsterdam same time next week

 

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