Hey buki ! is it true that's you stop drinking booze ?:P

Written by Anton on 03.10.2010 at 20:36

Hey buki ! is it true that's you stop drinking booze ?:P

and did a hair cut

Written by Bad English on 03.10.2010 at 22:24

Written by Anton on 03.10.2010 at 20:36

Hey buki ! is it true that's you stop drinking booze ?:P

and did a hair cut

i cut my hair too , now i'm bald boy !

Hi there:)
I also think there was another topic about Cro Metalstormers

Written by Alphafemale on 23.12.2010 at 03:51

Hi there:)
I also think there was another topic about Cro Metalstormers

It was locked after recahing 1000 posts it hepens whit every topic

Written by Bad English on 23.12.2010 at 12:28

Written by Alphafemale on 23.12.2010 at 03:51

Hi there:)
I also think there was another topic about Cro Metalstormers

It was locked after recahing 1000 posts it hepens whit every topic

Oh,ok...tnx:)

Written by Anton on 03.10.2010 at 20:36

Hey buki ! is it true that's you stop drinking booze ?:P

haha.. do i need to comment that? xD

Written by buki of steel on 09.01.2011 at 16:05

Written by Anton on 03.10.2010 at 20:36

Hey buki ! is it true that's you stop drinking booze ?:P

haha.. do i need to comment that? xD

I think yes .... maybe you ovedose it

as far I stop not real, but only at home and less,

Voting day is close....what would be your vote to EU ... yes or no?

I think I won't vote at all. Both options have its ups and downs. If I was to vote, I would vote FOR, only for the chance to go to some of the EU countries and study/work there.

Written by Kennoth on 15.01.2012 at 02:01

I think I won't vote at all. Both options have its ups and downs. If I was to vote, I would vote FOR, only for the chance to go to some of the EU countries and study/work there.

At least you got a chance to vote, Serbia is a candidate for a candidate for a candidate still
Did you notice any changes in your country since you were declared candidates? Bigger foreign investments going down? Our news channels aren't exactly informative when it comes to neighboring countries and I try not to search for news on politics on the internet, since I binge on those IRL anyway. I like asking first hand instead

Written by Milena on 15.01.2012 at 02:14

Written by Kennoth on 15.01.2012 at 02:01

I think I won't vote at all. Both options have its ups and downs. If I was to vote, I would vote FOR, only for the chance to go to some of the EU countries and study/work there.

At least you got a chance to vote, Serbia is a candidate for a candidate for a candidate still
Did you notice any changes in your country since you were declared candidates? Bigger foreign investments going down? Our news channels aren't exactly informative when it comes to neighboring countries and I try not to search for news on politics on the internet, since I binge on those IRL anyway. I like asking first hand instead

Honestly? Not many changes, no. I mean, we've been in a hurry to adjust our customs and regulations to the way EU demands it (one of them I feel myself is Bologna treaty, relating to school and education, I can now only take an exam to maximum of 4 times, old students could have done it indefinitely), but other than that, not really. I mean, OK, EU has been giving us a lot of money, I won't deny it. But in order for the real change and economic growth to be felt, it takes time and effort. Lots of it. Hope that answers something

Written by Kennoth on 15.01.2012 at 02:25

Honestly? Not many changes, no. I mean, we've been in a hurry to adjust our customs and regulations to the way EU demands it (one of them I feel myself is Bologna treaty, relating to school and education, I can now only take an exam to maximum of 4 times, old students could have done it indefinitely), but other than that, not really. I mean, OK, EU has been giving us a lot of money, I won't deny it. But in order for the real change and economic growth to be felt, it takes time and effort. Lots of it. Hope that answers something

What's important is that you peeps are getting some work done and for whatever it means, I'm personally proud of you, you're the first ones from these war torn ex-Yugoslavian countries to move on (not counting Slovenia since they didn't have a lot of problems separating)... we're still deep in the mud, and god knows Bosnia's even worse I don't think people here will ever learn. And the number of young folks on(in?) Balkans who hate the people from their neighboring countries is just staggering. I hate that. We've all had way too much shit in the past, can't we all just chill the fuck out?

Written by Milena on 15.01.2012 at 02:34

Written by Kennoth on 15.01.2012 at 02:25

Honestly? Not many changes, no. I mean, we've been in a hurry to adjust our customs and regulations to the way EU demands it (one of them I feel myself is Bologna treaty, relating to school and education, I can now only take an exam to maximum of 4 times, old students could have done it indefinitely), but other than that, not really. I mean, OK, EU has been giving us a lot of money, I won't deny it. But in order for the real change and economic growth to be felt, it takes time and effort. Lots of it. Hope that answers something

What's important is that you peeps are getting some work done and for whatever it means, I'm personally proud of you, you're the first ones from these war torn ex-Yugoslavian countries to move on (not counting Slovenia since they didn't have a lot of problems separating)... we're still deep in the mud, and god knows Bosnia's even worse I don't think people here will ever learn. And the number of young folks on(in?) Balkans who hate the people from their neighboring countries is just staggering. I hate that. We've all had way too much shit in the past, can't we all just chill the fuck out?

I suppose that's one way of looking at it. Yeah, I feel the same. There's still way too many people living in the past, and until they die, nothing much will change. You're either a communist or a fascist. Hopefully, day will come when people will indeed chill the fuck out, let the past stay in the past and make something for the progress and the future of our countries.

Ken - Im not shore after how long time you can work because when east europians contries enter Germany only last eyar open work space, but studyu no problem , all my friends from Iran thgey have hard get student visa if you do project in uni you need trevel to USA ... aslmost not possible enter so

Mora - IMO Sewrbia after 5-15 years can join, if not Kosovo shit and political shit whats going on Serbia be asked...and what would be your vote?

Bosnia dont deserve it , I dont wanna see Bosnia in EU due some things PM me if you want know

EDDIT: What does BBB and Torcida members thing about this

Written by Bad English on 15.01.2012 at 03:06


EDDIT: What does BBB and Torcida members thing about this

I think they don't really care

I'm gonna vote for us joining. If nothing else, the borders are going to open up, and I hope that's going to bring me more job opportunities once I finish college. I'm not sure about our economy improving much after we join, at least not in the near future. The problem is that people are still stuck in the socialist state of mind from ex-Yu. In those days the government gave you a job in a state owned firm, a good deal on a house, and you were safe until retirement without having to work or worry much. After 40 years of that system you get a bunch of people who don't really care for the success of the company they work for. I fear that such a mentality is going to scare of potential investors.

Whole east Europe is lil socialistic brainwashed seems only Estonoa and Poland is anti Rus ands anti ussr , Im disaponted whit Cz and Svk , but its whole east Europe, onlkyt young ppl is open mindet about EU and all goods what it brings, O yes criminals to ,

Who was votimng and I just found out Hajduk is almost bancrupted ... tell me more

Written by Bad English on 22.01.2012 at 15:04

Who was votimng and I just found out Hajduk is almost bancrupted ... tell me more

I went to vote, about 12% of the people with the right to vote voted before 11 a.m.

The football league is fucked. One of the vice-presidents of the federation was arrested a while back, so is the president of referee commission, and players aren't getting payed. There are no domestic league matches on TV anymore...

We are all hockey freaks now http://www.erstebankliga.at/de/vereine/khl_medvescak_zagreb

EDIT: 33,79% of people voted before 16:00

Written by Guest on 22.01.2012 at 17:15

Written by Bad English on 22.01.2012 at 15:04

Who was votimng and I just found out Hajduk is almost bancrupted ... tell me more

I went to vote, about 12% of the people with the right to vote voted before 11 a.m.

The football league is fucked. One of the vice-presidents of the federation was arrested a while back, so is the president of referee commission, and players aren't getting payed. There are no domestic league matches on TV anymore...

We are all hockey freaks now http://www.erstebankliga.at/de/vereine/khl_medvescak_zagreb

EDIT: 33,79% of people voted before 16:00

You mean no Din-Haj on TV ... what does BBB and Torcida say who no protest and riot, they attack to Cro press who was Din press once burn his residence why dont it it now

I know Buki was on game, but there is no way you can win Luleå :p

Written by Bad English on 22.01.2012 at 18:16

You mean no Din-Haj on TV ... what does BBB and Torcida say who no protest and riot, they attack to Cro press who was Din press once burn his residence why dont it it now

I know Buki was on game, but there is no way you can win Luleå :p

As far as I know, the only way you can watch the croatian football league is if you get T-com's IPTV service, because they are the leagues main sponsor.

The BBB are mostly occupied by trying to make Z. Mamić leave his position as Dinamo's vice-president.
As for Hajduk, here is what the president of the supervision board said: "There is no money, and probably wont be any."

Maybe we should start a petition for organizing a Medve?čak - Luleå friedly match. That would be interesting.

Written by Guest on 22.01.2012 at 18:40

Written by Bad English on 22.01.2012 at 18:16

You mean no Din-Haj on TV ... what does BBB and Torcida say who no protest and riot, they attack to Cro press who was Din press once burn his residence why dont it it now

I know Buki was on game, but there is no way you can win Luleå :p

As far as I know, the only way you can watch the croatian football league is if you get T-com's IPTV service, because they are the leagues main sponsor.

The BBB are mostly occupied by trying to make Z. Mamić leave his position as Dinamo's vice-president.
As for Hajduk, here is what the president of the supervision board said: "There is no money, and probably wont be any."

Maybe we should start a petition for organizing a Medve?čak - Luleå friedly match. That would be interesting.

I see
Does Hajduk be down in 2 leuage?

I doubt it can hepen , because Swe, Fin teams sont care about even Europeiahn Trophy, Swe teams simply played not to try waste energy , and get injuries... and also if it ever hepens I think for Cro ppl its be more fun how swedes , since game wont be on TV , be somehwere in Dalarna or 3th level team towns

Written by Bad English on 22.01.2012 at 19:04

I see
Does Hajduk be down in 2 leuage?

I doubt it can hepen , because Swe, Fin teams sont care about even Europeiahn Trophy, Swe teams simply played not to try waste energy , and get injuries... and also if it ever hepens I think for Cro ppl its be more fun how swedes , since game wont be on TV , be somehwere in Dalarna or 3th level team towns

No, they are not officially bankrupt. They are going to cut down expenses. They have a young team, which probably doesn't have large salaries. Also some very rich people own Hajduk stocks, so I guess they could invest more money.

Dynamo Moscow came and played a friendly match with Medve?čak in Arena Zagreb, I guess you're right about Medve?čak - Lulea. But at least we can dream about it

Written by Guest on 22.01.2012 at 19:24

Written by Bad English on 22.01.2012 at 19:04

I see
Does Hajduk be down in 2 leuage?

I doubt it can hepen , because Swe, Fin teams sont care about even Europeiahn Trophy, Swe teams simply played not to try waste energy , and get injuries... and also if it ever hepens I think for Cro ppl its be more fun how swedes , since game wont be on TV , be somehwere in Dalarna or 3th level team towns

No, they are not officially bankrupt. They are going to cut down expenses. They have a young team, which probably doesn't have large salaries. Also some very rich people own Hajduk stocks, so I guess they could invest more money.

Dynamo Moscow came and played a friendly match with Medve?čak in Arena Zagreb, I guess you're right about Medve?čak - Lulea. But at least we can dream about it

Dinamo wanna make KHL propoganda there in Blakans,a nd Swe and Fin has no interests, its our leuage we have own deal, AIK, Djurgårdens, Luleå, Modo, Leksands, Skellefteå, BjörklövenFärjestads, , leither HV71, Linköpings, big names, ok Södertälje what was in old days well imigrants killed SSK in Sweden, any of those teams if go you shood be happy
Or some Allsvenskan team who would try harder, but we have no CL in hockey , mid season have no time, pre season players are not in bets shame its for coches and experts

So 60% say YES