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Originally posted by Bereta_Eder
Macedonians are Greeks of the north and I doubt MarkG appreciates your insinuation about hairyness.
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Mainly we joke. I don't know anyone who "hates croatians"
I know plenty here in Croatia that do
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Originally posted by VetLegion
Typical Macedonian:

Typical Greek:

Who are the good guys? We'll leave that to the people to decide.
Macedonians are Greeks of the north and I doubt MarkG appreciates your insinuation about hairyness.
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Mainly we joke. I don't know anyone who "hates croatians"Originally posted by vomitus
Judging by posts in a wide variety of threads, I thought everyone just hated Americans. I guess hatred among European is alive and well.
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Typical Macedonian:

Typical Greek:

Who are the good guys? We'll leave that to the people to decide.
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meanwhile u are still proud of collaborating with the nazis and kill serbs and jews
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It is true that Athens has a metro and Macedonia's capital does not. And for that we must apologize
FYROM OTOH just seems to be a magnete for punishment
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Keep fighting it paiktis, but you know that one day you'll have to admit the crimes and repent for all the evils Greek Evil Empire has done to poor Macedonians
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Originally posted by Oerdin
We've progressed greatly here at apolyton in recent years. It used to be that the mire mention of Macedonia would result in Greeks and Macedonians getting in to a "It's not Macedonian it is FOYROM", "NO, we are the only true Macedonia", ad nosium debate.
That is because from ignorance the forum has progressed to knowledge. So trolling about it it's ok. And we are proud of you!
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Keep dreamingOriginally posted by VetLegion
Oerdin, yeah, they're learning to live with it

Only yesterday the gov said Fyromulandia is bound by law to enter any institution by the name it is given
that is international law signed by fyrom so no escaping it
but we let the children play here
one month before fyrom was obligated again by law to observe its agreement and label all exports with said name.
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Yes, I can relate to most of those except for the "17 vowels and only 2 vowels" as my name is actually fairly vowel heavy for a Croatian name...it has 3
And I never went to Hrvatska skola because they don't exist in New Jersey *shrugs*
The rest is all true though. Especially this one:
"Sljivovica" is used not only to celebrate at all occasions, but to cure illness and as a massage lotion as well"
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