Ladislav said:neezuing? "audience"?
Oh boy, same here, we used to watched the Czechoslovakian television quite often
.By the way, it's written "nézőink", tévénéző barátom.
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Oh boy, same here, we used to watched the Czechoslovakian television quite often
.By the way, it's written "nézőink", tévénéző barátom.
HJ Tulp said:HA!
Why?
I guess I'm not childish enough then
Prolly cause you were here before me. I allways assume people who are more experienced at something are older than I am.
Though you really DON'T need to increase in childishness, really
SaT said:
Oh boy, same here, we used to watched the Czechoslovakian television quite often
By the way, it's written "nézőink", tévénéző barátom.
cool
thanks. i have to really guess as to the spelling 
N Katsyev said:Awww, perhaps i'm just stuck in the past again. I'm getting old you know, 23 Monday...
I'm familiar, I turned the big 2-3 while I was in England. Biggest party I ever had, at least fifty of us rumbling through downtown Oxford drunk as skunks. And there was some salsa dancing, I think.
Happy birthday to us!
As for your being stuck in the past, I know just the ticket...you need to break out of your slavic rut and come join Iberia! A great spot just opened up.
It'll be like old times, and give me something to do while I wait for SaT to return from his wild partying with Longinus. 
von Streusser said:As for your being stuck in the past, I know just the ticket...you need to break out of your slavic rut and come join Iberia! A great spot just opened up.
Bah, come to Rus!
Its where all the cool people are.Also, since everyone is revealing their age, I'm 22 but feel 60 something *hack* *hack*
Philippe d'Alençon?!
Tricky.
*giggles and frowns at the same time. Then decides to deal with that long row of people in the New Rome*
Tricky.
*giggles and frowns at the same time. Then decides to deal with that long row of people in the New Rome*
Kids all *shakes head*
Oh well at least i feel younger here than I did amongst the AAR mods
V
Oh well at least i feel younger here than I did amongst the AAR mods
V
Hey all,
Still looking for a place to sign up for, but I'm still unsure as to which countries are taken already. I feel like I've overdone the German minor route and I'm looking for something different that's still within my Western European sphere of knowledge.
Suggestions?
Still looking for a place to sign up for, but I'm still unsure as to which countries are taken already. I feel like I've overdone the German minor route and I'm looking for something different that's still within my Western European sphere of knowledge.
Suggestions?
Cyprus, Anjou and Masovia (in Poland) are free, according to Nat Stats, and offer plenty of opportunities!
(Is NatStats correct? I though Anjou was taken)
(Is NatStats correct? I though Anjou was taken)
He said Western Europe.
Navarra, Granada, and French Minors are available I beliive. ...and they all follow the TRUE Pope.
Navarra, Granada, and French Minors are available I beliive.
...and they all follow the TRUE Pope. 
von Streusser said:I'm familiar, I turned the big 2-3 while I was in England. Biggest party I ever had, at least fifty of us rumbling through downtown Oxford drunk as skunks. And there was some salsa dancing, I think.
Happy birthday to us!
As for your being stuck in the past, I know just the ticket...you need to break out of your slavic rut and come join Iberia! A great spot just opened up.
A stop-gap solution hey?
Anyway, I prefer to call it my slavic comfort zone.
As for Oxford, sounds like hella fun. I can guarantee you I won't have 10% of the same excitement.
First of all, i'll be working, its monday, might go have tea somewhere and i'll probably be in bed by 9. 
SaT said:
Its my attempt to break with history and to rally the French, in a way.
In case it somehow becomes relevant, which I strongly doubt, the Livonian Order will be absent until Monday evening. Orders have already been sent.
Noooo! I need neighbours, I'm so alone Come to the balkans, the world's powderkeg since Jesus lost a slipper there ^_^
Come to the balkans, the world's powderkeg since Jesus lost a slipper there ^_^
I understand. That's why I frowned and decided to post (which was eventually prevented by general depression, but better late than never, EH?). And I giggled because I imagined a random Roman, Bolognese, Sienese, Florentine, Anconian, or any other Italian citizen (let's call him Inglesio for the sake of historicity and sarcastic flavour) getting heart attack on hearing of the Pope's nationality, descence and his chosen regnal name.Hawkeye1489 said:
Then I started to laugh like an idiot on imagining the face of Clement, and I ought to write about that.