Macedonian vs Albanian

[Sava]

I can see that Sava here wins

happens on every day that ends in "y"

[Hauldren Collider]

Sava's a huge river, doofus. And St. Sava is THE Serbian saint.

Fine, a huge river, but still in the middle of ****ing nowhere. Can you name the biggest river in Virginia? No wiki'ing or googling. How about Pennsylvania? I wouldn't expect you to know.

Furthermore, being THE serbian saint is kind of like being the most interesting person from Guam. No one cares, except crazy Balkans.

[Sava]

strange for a book-smart kid to be pro-ignorance

[onodera]

Fine, a huge river, but still in the middle of ****ing nowhere. Can you name the biggest river in Virginia? No wiki'ing or googling. How about Pennsylvania? I wouldn't expect you to know.

Furthermore, being THE serbian saint is kind of like being the most interesting person from Guam. No one cares, except crazy Balkans.

Potomac is in Virginia. Pennsylvania is a harder question, since I don't know any rivers that end in the Cheapskate bay, but maybe Ohio also is there in PA?

[Bereta_Eder]

pensylvanius and virginia wolf

[Dinner]

I would have thought it was the James river but honestly neither the Potomac nor the James are very large.

[Dinner]

Onodera, the Ohio river is fairly large but it flows into the Mississippi as it is west of the Appalachian mountains.

[OneFootInTheGrave]

Sava is sort of like Tennessee river, not that long, but quite a lot of water flows through.

here is an image from earlier this year when the river flooded eastern Croatia and west Serbia.



You can see the banks on this one.

[Hauldren Collider]

Potomac is in Virginia. Pennsylvania is a harder question, since I don't know any rivers that end in the Cheapskate bay, but maybe Ohio also is there in PA?

Wrong, the Potomac is actually totally Maryland territory (except for DC). The Virginia border ends on the shoreline. Pretty sure it's the James River. If not that then the Shenandoah. Either way, absolutely a trivia question.

PA it kinda depends on how you count it. The Ohio goes through Pittsburgh but its length in Pennsylvania is not all that great. I would say it's probably the Delaware River.

[regexcellent]

Potomac is in Virginia. Pennsylvania is a harder question, since I don't know any rivers that end in the Cheapskate bay, but maybe Ohio also is there in PA?

Potomac isn't in VA, and the Susquehanna (which runs through PA) feeds 50% of the Chesapeake's inflow.

Ohio is in PA for a short distance.

e: beaten

[Hauldren Collider]

Reg's probably right, susquehanna > delaware

[regexcellent]

According to wiki the Sava is the Danube's largest tributary.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Thomas Aquinas is a saint? And who are Ignatius and Teresa?

Seriously, Colon?

Heck, even before I was a Christian, I knew who Ignatius was. Though Teresa of Avila is a bit esoteric for non-Christians, I'll admit.

[Colon™]

Seriously, Colon?

Not gonna tell you.

[molly bloom]

Though Teresa of Avila is a bit esoteric for non-Christians, I'll admit.

She gave good statue. Ahem.



I'm ready for my close up, Mr. Bernini !



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