lol, come on.
European humour is basically: make fun of stereotypes... especially if it's your looser neighbour!
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LOL @ Italy laughing about themselves and the random hate for Scotland in Hungary.
Like this:
I know, self-awareness and critically analyzing yourself? God forbid...
lol, come on.
European humour is basically: make fun of stereotypes... especially if it's your looser neighbour!
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lol, come on.
European humour is basically: make fun of stereotypes... especially if it's your looser neighbour!
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I love how the Italians joke about themselves. :P
Also Hungarians joke about Scots? Eh?
I think it's Greece, not Scotland. Otherwise the UK would also be split by country.
There's no diagonal lines in the Greek flag - you see that pretty well in Turkey and Albana/Macedonia. It's definitely Scotland.
Well, hungary is a popular holiday destination due to being cheap. Might have some truth to it. Still dunno why anyone would hate us though.... wtf :(For some reason, there are a lot of jokes about Scots being cheap.
Good on Italy for joking about itselflol, come on.
European humour is basically: make fun of stereotypes... especially if it's your looser neighbour!
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No, the Scottish are loved. The English however.....Well, hungary is a popular holiday destination due to being cheap. Might have some truth to it. Still dunno why anyone would hate us though.... wtf :(
Honestly not sure I agree with Scotland joking about Ireland the most either?? I'd say England would probably fit that better. Or is that mainland UK as a whole and not England/Scotland? That would probably make sense..
People inquiring if something is offensive to others to be sure it isn't?
Yeesh, what a world!
lol, come on.
European humour is basically: make fun of stereotypes... especially if it's your looser neighbour!
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I'm guessing you won't find them much looser than Russia. That country was penetrated hard. But they overcame that shit. Loose but laughing last, so to say.But which neighbor, would you say, is the loosest? Asking for a friend.
It was not high enough.