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Sailor Steve 10-15-12 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 1948491)
Well, we former Yugoslavs write Yugoslavia as Jugoslavija :O:

I know. That's why I intentionally spelled it the way I did...as a joke.

Betonov 10-15-12 04:12 PM

[bad slavic accent] You think of Yugoslavia as a joke :stare:

We also write America as Amerika :O:

Sailor Steve 10-15-12 04:23 PM

Oh, man, how'm I gonna get outta this one?

:D


mapuc 10-15-12 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1948512)
Oh, man, how'm I gonna get outta this one?

:D

Blame it on me, if I havent misspelled Jabba the Hut wrong, then you had not been "forced" to correct me :O:

Markus

Penguin 10-15-12 04:59 PM

+++++++ news ticker ++++++++++
Belgrad, 16/10/2012

The former states of Slovenia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro and Croatia decided to reunite again and form the Republic of Yugolslavia 2.0.

The new President, who calls himself Betitonov, stated to Pengu News:
"We thought we had nothing in common anymore until we realized that we are united in the hatred against a certain element from the Amerika who called us a joke."

:sunny:

Herr-Berbunch 10-15-12 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Penguin (Post 1948528)
+++++++ news ticker ++++++++++
Belgrad, 16/10/2012

The former states of Slovenia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro and Croatia decided to reunite again and form the Republic of Jugolslavia 2.0.

The new President, who calls himself Betitonov, stated to Pengu News:
"We thought we had nothing in common anymore until we realized that we are united in the hatred against a certain element from the Amerika who called us a yoke."

:sunny:

Fixed

Catfish 10-15-12 05:24 PM

^:rotfl2::rotfl2::rotfl2:

Sailor Steve 10-15-12 05:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mapuc (Post 1948514)
Blame it on me, if I havent misspelled Jabba the Hut wrong, then you had not been "forced" to correct me :O:

But you only insulted a fictional character. The former Jugoslavians are real people.

Or so I'm told. Haven't seen much evidence. :p2:

Betonov 10-16-12 02:07 AM

:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:

Now there's a barrel of laughs early in the morning :D

The Yugoslav people are a myth though. You got Serbs, Bosnians, Croats, Slovenes...
There was never a Yugoslav nation, only Yugoslav nations

Hottentot 10-16-12 03:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1948512)
Oh, man, how'm I gonna get outta this one?

You cultural imperialists deserve that.

I mean, I'm sick and tired of you spelling the name of my country constantly wrong too. The proper spelling is S-U-O-M-I not F-I-N-L-A-N-D. How you manage to confuse all the time those two words that don't look the same at all is really beyond me. :roll:

This is serious business, OK. :stare:

Penguin 10-16-12 05:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 1948631)
The Yugoslav people are a myth though. You got Serbs, Bosnians, Croats, Slovenes...
There was never a Yugoslav nation, only Yugoslav nations

Oh, I disagree! Maybe there are none in the Balkans :O:, but I grew up with "Jugos". Given, some were born here, but when being at their parents, most called themselves Yugoslavs. To me, exotic places like Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia have not been been much different as when a German says he's from Bavaria or Hamburg: more describing a region than an ethnicity.
If I recall correctly, the highest percentage of people who said they are Yugos was in Bosnia, with about 20% of the population.

Given, today, only a few Balkanese-Germans call themselves Jugos, occasionally you'll still find one (mostly the older)



Quote:

Originally Posted by Hottentot (Post 1948639)
You cultural imperialists deserve that.

I mean, I'm sick and tired of you spelling the name of my country constantly wrong too. The proper spelling is S-U-O-M-I not F-I-N-L-A-N-D. How you manage to confuse all the time those two words that don't look the same at all is really beyond me. :roll:

This is serious business, OK. :stare:

Oh, what shall I say, us Deutsche are called Germans, Allemans, Saxons, many other names, mostly after ancient tribes. :06:

But I try to spell your country right:

Ö-S-T-R-A S-V-E-R-I-G-E
:sunny:

*runs into his atomic shelter* :D

TarJak 10-16-12 06:10 AM

So when they get their independence, do we start calling Scotland Pictland? Or are there none of them left?

Hottentot 10-16-12 06:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Penguin (Post 1948663)
us Deutsche are called Germans

Not at all the same thing. The English language does have a word for you that is only slightly misspelled. It's written D-U-T-C-H.

Herr-Berbunch 10-16-12 06:45 AM

FRY? Let's not forget Kosovo, and another one called Novisad? I'll check . . .

Ah, Novi Sad is the capital of the autonomous province of Vojvodina (thank you Wikipedia!). Strange, I knew the capital but not the region.

So where do we lump the Albanians and the Macedonians? :O:

Finland? Suomi? I'll call it Finland, and you can Sue Me. :D

Sailor Steve 10-16-12 06:48 AM

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Originally Posted by TarJak (Post 1948667)
...do we start calling Scotland Pictland? Or are there none of them left?

How about "Wedontwearskirtsandpaintourselvesblueanymoresoget outofourfaceland!"?


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