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I lived in both bucharest and cluj. Bucharest was wild but fun and the women were smoking hot. Cluj was like a discount version of germany and women were fat.
Why?
Why?
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Happy to hear you enjoyed it.
Unsure about your Cluj experience. I haven't noticed more fatness than usual. But it's definitely quite progressive compared to the rest of the country. Cluj and Bucharest, maybe Timisoara, Arad, i.e. biggest cities, with universities, are far more diverse than the smaller ones. The poorest big city is Iasi, Yassy as it was once known. It's also likely the least infected with Western BS, so at the opposite pole of Cluj somewhat. Moldovan women are known to be even hotter and more lunatic than the South/Western ones, and our poets sung them odes quite often.
It definitely smells, but depends on area. Worst smells - shawarma and fast food infected univ campus areas. Best smells - springs in parks, near rivers if lucky. Mmmm
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>gypsy girl
>virgin
>at 18 years old
Let's not get TOO fantastical here lad
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Biggest shithole I visited there was tulcha (sp?) by the Danube Delta...it's like the govt forgot that place existed and allowed it to rot.
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Dobruja and the East are about as poor as the North, minus the holiday Black Sea resorts, although a lot of Romanians started to go to other countries instead because of prices being similar in some parts of Greece and Turkey.
Like in the US, some cities, I assume Tulcea too, were once industrialized under the communist regime, only for the free market to come and rip through the planned economy and state funding, so parts of the country and many factories fell into disrepair and decrepitude.
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Seeing that this is the designated ask a Romanian about Romania thread, I seek your opinion of the memetastic YouTube channel Living Ironically in Europe:
Also, what are your thoughts on the following: Serbs, Croats, Bosniaks, Slovenes, Bulgarians, Albanians, Hungarians? I know I asked this on your profile, but seeing that you have a much bigger character limit, you can answer at length.
On another note, what's your favorite national dish? There's a Moldovan restaurant near me which serves mititei that knocked my socks off. The beer was pretty decent, too. Reminds me of a lesser Belgian ale.
On another note, what's your favorite national dish? There's a Moldovan restaurant near me which serves mititei that knocked my socks off. The beer was pretty decent, too. Reminds me of a lesser Belgian ale.
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I watched the first video it's quite accurate and pronunciations seem legit. I'll watch the rest when I return from my run.
Umm national dish. I like the "tripe soup"/ciorba de burta thing too. Also like the "racituri" thing, some sort of pig stuff in a jelly.
But in general, steak + mashed potatoes/fries or some grilled fish, and generic chicken or beef soups are the thing.
They did at start, probably went back to steal ages ago
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OK more answers for friend @RichardMongler
- the Things I Hate Video, the documents thing is getting changed, they are forcing digitalization from the top. Transport can be shit for longer distances. Inside larger cities it should be OK.
- Stereotypes vid, the north (Moldova) is also poor and undeveloped; basically all the katana "fighters" are gypsies; and the cocalari (or "bombardieri" lately, not equivalent with Moldovans) culture is also gypsy, but like with white trash, it's sometimes adopted by adjacent, gang-like Romanian ethnics. Central to it is the music, the manele, a lower form of trad gypsy "lautari" music with Turkish influences. Some cities outright banned it in public places, obviously stirring the local shitlibs to cry about racism.
Bucuresti is indeed somewhat disliked and heavy on commie era "architecture". The city is in a peculiar position, as unlike Transylvania, it did not absorb all that Western German/Austro-Hungarian culture and art. It did have cultural links to France though, but they basically disappeared with time. Romania used to be one of the most francophone nations.
There is no femboy infestation in Romania wtf
Yes bears occasionally roam the mountainous cities, comfy
Don't pet. They're dangerous.
Covasna and Harghita Hungarian contaiment zone - no comment. Maybe some Hungarian has things to say instead.
- Politics video
Yeah PSD/socdems tend to be socially conservative; in fact, we might have a referendum (again) to define marriage constitutionally as between male and female. Last one "failed" because of too low participation (2018?). And both the leaders of PSD and PNL stated they support the trad family and that their parties are national, patriotic and traditionally Christian, which are huge statements in this climate. Even some people from the progressive USR party said that they support that. Fingers crossed.
Not much to say about other parties; PNL is much weakened, ruling with PSD in a subservient role. AUR is the confused, grugg, "reactionary" party. They can't figure out a lot of things. Like being pro-Christianity or pro-freedom. Pro-Zionism, or the offspring of the Iron Guard. Capitalists or mildly socialist. They seem to drift towards the center lately. Their polling was crushed after Russia invaded, for obvious reasons. They're silent on Israel, but they used to seethe 24/7 against Ukraine. Meh.
USR+ is no more, just USR. Neolibtard party. Capitalism and social progressivism/lolbert neutrality. Disgusting creatures.
Rest is irrelevant.
Is the video creator a Serb? Where from? How did he end in Romania? And why is is calling himself a "bozgor" which is an insult for Hungarians.
He's OK though. Even with the anime overload. Hope he finds home here.
- the Things I Hate Video, the documents thing is getting changed, they are forcing digitalization from the top. Transport can be shit for longer distances. Inside larger cities it should be OK.
- Stereotypes vid, the north (Moldova) is also poor and undeveloped; basically all the katana "fighters" are gypsies; and the cocalari (or "bombardieri" lately, not equivalent with Moldovans) culture is also gypsy, but like with white trash, it's sometimes adopted by adjacent, gang-like Romanian ethnics. Central to it is the music, the manele, a lower form of trad gypsy "lautari" music with Turkish influences. Some cities outright banned it in public places, obviously stirring the local shitlibs to cry about racism.
Bucuresti is indeed somewhat disliked and heavy on commie era "architecture". The city is in a peculiar position, as unlike Transylvania, it did not absorb all that Western German/Austro-Hungarian culture and art. It did have cultural links to France though, but they basically disappeared with time. Romania used to be one of the most francophone nations.
There is no femboy infestation in Romania wtf
Yes bears occasionally roam the mountainous cities, comfy
Don't pet. They're dangerous. Covasna and Harghita Hungarian contaiment zone - no comment. Maybe some Hungarian has things to say instead.
- Politics video
Yeah PSD/socdems tend to be socially conservative; in fact, we might have a referendum (again) to define marriage constitutionally as between male and female. Last one "failed" because of too low participation (2018?). And both the leaders of PSD and PNL stated they support the trad family and that their parties are national, patriotic and traditionally Christian, which are huge statements in this climate. Even some people from the progressive USR party said that they support that. Fingers crossed.
Not much to say about other parties; PNL is much weakened, ruling with PSD in a subservient role. AUR is the confused, grugg, "reactionary" party. They can't figure out a lot of things. Like being pro-Christianity or pro-freedom. Pro-Zionism, or the offspring of the Iron Guard. Capitalists or mildly socialist. They seem to drift towards the center lately. Their polling was crushed after Russia invaded, for obvious reasons. They're silent on Israel, but they used to seethe 24/7 against Ukraine. Meh.
USR+ is no more, just USR. Neolibtard party. Capitalism and social progressivism/lolbert neutrality. Disgusting creatures.
Rest is irrelevant.
I don't think I have much to add. They're European tribes and our neighbors so I just like them all. Albanians and some Bosnians a bit sus with Kosovo and Islam. Which I see as vectors of foreignness. But it's not like I hate them or something.
Is the video creator a Serb? Where from? How did he end in Romania? And why is is calling himself a "bozgor" which is an insult for Hungarians.
He's OK though. Even with the anime overload. Hope he finds home here.
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From my admittedly cursory research, Kosovar Albanians tend to shit on Bosniaks even though they hardly interact with each other. The Bosniaks in Kosovo frequently leave the country for either Bosnia or Western Europe. Their relationships aren't nearly as antagonistic as those between Albanians and Serbs or, for that matter, Albanians and anyone else.
He is of Bosnian, Croatian, Romanian, Serbian, Greek and Bulgarian descent. Despite the DNA test, all the members of his family are either Serbian or Hungarian, and Living Ironically in Europe identifies as a Hungarian from Serbia (délvidéki magyar / vajdasági).
He is a citizen of Serbia, Hungary and the United States. He currently resides in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
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i was gonna tell a romanian joke but he stole it along with my bike
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Why does this look like dumplings that have been left on the counter for 4-5 days so they get a nice fuzz on them
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