Romanians and corn on the cob

[Al B. Sure!]

Can anyone explain this to me?

[Sava]

dafuq?

Sure. If you explain it to me first.

[Al B. Sure!]

Corn on the cob stands are all over the place. Everyone walks around eating corn on the cob.

[regexcellent]

I thought you were up to ~super secret squirrel~ stuff and couldn't tell us where you were deployed.

But to answer your question, corn on the cob ****ing owns so obviously they've just got life figured out.

[Dinner]

Speer has been watching bad porn movies again.

[Sava]

Romania is like the Alabama of the Slavic world. That may explain things

[Sir Og]

It is also not really Slavic.


Yesterday I got a great deal of 4 pieces of corn for 0.5 Euro. I only managed to eat 2 of them and put the other two in the fridge. How long can I keep them there before they spoil?

[N35t0r]

Are they cooked?

[The Mad Monk]

It is also not really Slavic.


Yesterday I got a great deal of 4 pieces of corn for 0.5 Euro. I only managed to eat 2 of them and put the other two in the fridge. How long can I keep them there before they spoil?

Depends. How do you feel about paste?

[Sava]

It is also not really Slavic.

Indeed.

Oddly enough, Romania/Romanians provoke a ground-spit from my mom.

[Al B. Sure!]

I'll tell you what I think about Serbians later

[Sava]

That's cool. I'd probably agree with you... or have a much stronger opinion about them.

[regexcellent]

Romanians speak a Romance language, not a Slavic one.

[Bereta_Eder]

Plus they consider themselves descendants of roman soldiers.

[Sava]

Romanians speak a Romance language, not a Slavic one.

Thanks. I needed an uninformed opinion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavic_influence_on_Romanian