/balk/ - Balkan general

Bulgaria is more 1st world than Croatia, you just haven't seen Bulgaria in 2020

Enverbey have you ever visited New England?

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Greece is too powerful

most of street view photos are from 2017 and Bulgaria doesn't change as fast as Poland so 3 years could be a real difference

shqip roll

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You wake up in Шчeчин

youtube.com/watch?v=Mu5udUk1aMc

show us your tits pshekislava, you disgusting serve mongrel

We hate both equally but your average Cengiz prolly hates Arabs more. Persians and other Iranians throughout our history has been called "Tat" in Turkic languages which means "tongueless" (similar to how you call Germans Nemçe which we borrowed from you and used in Ottoman Turkish to refer to Germans and Austrians). Arabs are seen as backwards untermensch who poisoned us with their religion and they're also hated because of their betrayal to the Ottomans, siding with the English and going on with "muh muslim brotherhood" even today. We also hate Arabs who love Turkey and hate Atatürk for "the mason who destroyed the Ottoman Empire and the caliphate". It's pretty much like he says But of course, religitards love them both.

Daily reminder that without the OBSESSED, technology wouldn't exist.

Also yes, I recognise the jumper of course. I had so many jumpers like that. Some of them were hand-knitted by my grandmother...
Are they popular in Leheli? Why are they called "Turkish"?

I am reading something today and she's studying, I only phonepost from time to time when I get bored.

>Arabs are seen as backwards untermensch who poisoned us with their religion

so why are you still muslim?

I’m willing to bet he dressed his Serbian gf like that to “get back” at Albanians. Loser nations with peasant mentality (armenians serbs greeks) tend to do things like that.

is she also from Serbia or from Hungary? if the latter, does she want you to teach her Serbian?

>Are they popular in Leheli?

They were in the 80s/90s, it was a pinnacle of fashion:

youtube.com/watch?v=3hWpdugg7dg

>Why are they called "Turkish"?

they were imported from Turkey

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there is no nationality a Serbian Chad can't conquer, I once had a Turkish girl arrive here in skopje for me straight from Istanbul

From Hungary. And no, I don't want to teach her the orc language, I wish I could forget it myself.

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Turks and persians have basically carried Islam for the last thousand years, bro
There's nothing to see there. NH/Vermont/Maine have great nature but it's quite a hike. Connecticut is a meme state, its basically a state sized suburb of the city. Massachusetts is budget NY with more irish people instead of Sicilians and Jews

>take a walk outside
>didn't see a single shitskin
what a great balk, anyhow how you all doing this fine evening?

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I'm not. As for the people..
There are several reasons.

First, let me introduce you to the division of "dindar" (pious) and "dinci" (religist?) in Turkish society. These two terms are used to differenciate two types of "religious" people. The dindar are people who are unironically religious. The dinci, however, are people who either aren't actually religious but LARP as a Muslim to get benefits or someone who blindly follows anything Hodjas say &c. They can also be called "çomar".

The dinci are the cancer of this country. People hate them. The youth are increasingly irreligious but sadly, a part of the youth are still religious because of the massive influence of their selyak parents.

Also, there's the cultural effect. My father is irreligious and he despises religious people and parts of İslam but he still identifies as Muslim even though he doesn't practice at all and knows nothing about the religion. He does so because he was raised so. A "cultural muslim".

>I wish I could forget it myself.

But you say you need to go to a library in Belgrade, how would you read Serbian books without the language, Laszlo...

I hope one day when you already have children you will share your serbdom with them too.

>you will share your serbdom with them too
Kek Pişek is a master troll